Indictments Sought Against Four Nixon Aides
CBS News reports that three original Watergate prosecutors recommended conspiracy to obstruct justice indictments for former Attorney General John Mitchell former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman former White House domestic affairs adviser John Ehrlichman and former White House counsel John W Dean III The report notes the case covers the 1972 break in and cover up and discusses potential guilty pleas and immunity deals for co conspirators along with possible references to Nixon and related witnesses.
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Tokyo Election May Shift Power Toward Leftists
In Tokyo a lively campaign for the July 8 metropolitan assembly vote mobilizes 25,000 voters in Takashima-Daira with bear mascots and baby-carriage loudspeakers. Polls favor a Liberal Democratic decline from 51 to about 38 seats while Socialists and Communists rise from 45 to 61, signaling a potential national shift by the mid-1970s led by Gov. Ryokichi Minobe. The race centers on pollution, prices, and inflation as Communists court housewives amid a crowded urban slate.
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Protests Mount Against Dictatorship In Uruguay
Protests swell against President Bordaberry as military backed rule tightens. Troops drive women from Constitution Square while youths riot and hurl missiles at buses amid a general strike. Opposition parties seek Supreme Court action to remove him.
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Father Travels To Claim Body Of Second Son
In 1966 Charles A. Whitman claimed his son Charles Jr. body after the UT shooter killed 16. Now he travels across Lake Worth to claim Joseph Whitman after he was killed in a tavern argument. Police say motives unclear and charges were filed against Ceotis Burgess and Clint Jones.
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Charles A. Whitman
Texas
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Austin
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West Palm Beach
Ceotis Burgess
Clint Jones
Eight-Year-Old Charged In Babysitter Murder
An eight year old boy faces murder charges in the shooting death of Windsor Miller, a babysitter. A grand jury will decide whether the case is handled in criminal or juvenile court. The youth reportedly retrieved a .22 caliber pistol after being ordered inside the Miller home, then fired three shots through a screen as the babysitter emerged. Miller survived initial injuries but was hospitalized.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Windsor Miller
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Connecticut Historian Eric Stowe Hatch Dead at 71
Eric Stowe Hatch, 71, chair man of the Connecticut Historical Commission, writer and novelist, died Wednesday. He authored the 1930s comedy film My Man Godfrey and wrote scripts for the 1950s Topper television series.
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David K Gottlieb Dies At 59 Leader Of Lee Enterprises
Davenport Iowa obituary notes David K Gottlieb aged 59 who led Lee Enterprises Inc a Midwest newspaper chain. The company runs 14 daily newspapers across the Midwest Montana Oregon and operates six broadcast facilities.
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William T. McCarthy, longtime Daily News editor, dies
William T. McCarthy aged 65 longtime news editor of the New York Daily News died Wednesday. He joined the News as a copy editor in 1943 and rose to make up editor in 1955, shaping the paper’s pages for decades.
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N.Y
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