Jaworski Receives White House Briefing on Security Matter
Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski was briefed at the White House about the plumbers unit and its Watergate ties but told his staff he would not share details. Archibald Cox had earlier received a briefing before his termination. President Nixon called the matter highly sensitive and said Senate committee leaders chose not to pursue it.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
White House
Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Orlando
Fila
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Charles W. Whalen
Ohio
Cox
Whalen
Time Magazine
Repetto
Workers Run Italian Factory After Owner Quits
In OVADA Italy workers took over a metal casting plant after owner Repetto quit amid union battles. The worker bosses boosted production and cut absenteeism, with shifts extending from 40 to 50 hours. They rent the plant from Repetto and hired him back as supervisor, while claiming profits and higher sales.
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OVADA
Italy
Genoa
Repetto
Cardinals weak home run bats in 1973 season
The 1973 St. Louis Cardinals had the league’s weakest home run power with just 75 homers, 10 fewer than the Mets. The report notes Bill van Breda Kolff, former LA Detroit and Phoenix coach, now guiding the Memphis Tams in the ABA.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
New York Mets
Bill van Breda Kolff
Los Angeles
Detroit
Phoenix
Memphis Tams
American Basketball Assn
Freak Accident Fatal To Girl In Oklahoma
A two and a half year old girl, Melanie Taylor, died in Bokchito Oklahoma when she fell from a family pickup as the vehicle rolled backward over her. The accident occurred in the driveway after Mrs. Taylor started the truck and the door swung open.
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Bokchito
Okla
Melanie Taylor
Tony Taylor
Woodsy Owl Calls Nation to Fight Pollution
Woodsy Owl announces a national push against smog and polluted lakes urging citizens to join the fight. The ad-style appeal emphasizes protecting forests, wildlife, and the environment for everyone.
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Woodsy Owl
Woodsy
Woman Admits Part In Stabbing Case
Oklahoma City woman Annabelle Macy, 40, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit a felony in the March 7 stabbing of Marie McClure. District Judge Jack Parr sentenced Macy to two years in prison after prosecutors cited missing witnesses and ongoing surgery for the victim.
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Annabelle Macy
Marie McClure
Oklahoma City
Jack Parr
Macy
Bob Lake Grove
Grove
Markets body temperature control center noted
A line cites the hypothalamus as the brain region regulating body temperature, identifying the heart’s role in temperature control.
Pessimistic Pete’s cautious bridge play wins six
In a bridge hand Pete contemplates seven tricks but pursues a safe six. He wins the diamond in dummy, cashes the ace and king of hearts, ruffs a club, and completes the hand by managing ruffs and trumps to prevent West overruffing. The defense yields only one high trump.
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Pete
West
Bowling pins: maple composition and coating options
The article notes bowling pins are made from maple and may be constructed as all wood or plastic coated. It outlines material options and hints at coating choice without detailing production methods or brand specifics.
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Special Prosecutor's Office
Plumbers
Danie Elisberg
Egil Krogh Jr
David Young
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
Krogh
Watergate Grand Jury
Krogh, Young, Ltd
Fanny Barbero
John D. Ehrlichman
Ersgressman
Nown
M-1
Reperto
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
Ceca
National Bank
Weldon Cox
Weldon Cox Pontiac
Pontiac
Pontiac-Gmc Inc
Cache Road
McCord
C Ave
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