Nixon Staff Still Working In San Clemente
Nixon remains at his coastal estate with three principal aides and several assistants handling massive correspondence and papers. The transition act funds a six month staff, while a presidential library site is to be chosen. Nixon seeks greater privacy as citizen, spending time with friends Rebozo and Abplanalp and visiting Camp Pendleton and Red Beach.
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San Clemente
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
White House
Ford
Ronald L. Ziegler
Stephen Bull
Jack Brennan
Walter Tkach
Washington
Coast Guard
Western White House
C.G
Bebe” Rebozo
Robert Abplanalp
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
Rebozo
Red Beach
Nixon Compound
Nixon Resignation Favored by 79 Percent in Gallup Poll
Princeton based Gallup survey shows 79 percent say Nixon should have resigned while 55 percent oppose a criminal inquiry. 65 percent say Watergate actions warranted resignation. Named VP nominees include Barry Goldwater 23 percent and Nelson Rockefeller 18 percent. Reagan 12 percent, Baker 11 percent, Richardson 11 percent.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
California
Tennessee
Howard H. Baker
U.S
Elliot L. Richardson
George Bush
Republican National Committee
Misdialing White House Brings Callers to Booker Home
Thousands of wrong numbers flood the Bookers in Willimantic as callers seek the White House during Nixon’s resignation rumor. Ivy Booker, 14, recalls 66 calls on Thursday and 26 on Friday, many seeking reassurance for Nixon, with lines dropping after the president left Washington. The Bookers note the number is the same with only a one digit area code difference.
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Booker
Bookers
White House
Connecticut
Washington
Nixon
Ivy Booker
California
Gerald R. Ford
Candidates File Statements Of Expenses In Audrain County
Several Aug. 6 primary candidates filed campaign expense statements with the Audrain County Recorder and Circuit Clerk within 30 days. Names and amounts include John B. Jesse 429.27 Glenn M. Barnes 107.52 Roy A. Guile 82.86 Leo F. Erdel 376.28 A B Arch Hays 28.30 Leonard W. Snyder 79.09 Mrs Kathy Botkins 518.69 and Mrs Hattie Wood 65.60. The Audrain County Democratic Club reported receipts of 507.17 from speaking tour fees and donations and 681.48 in expenses for a Mexico barbecue. treasurer Glenn Barnes filed the club statement.
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Audrain County Recorder
Circuit Clerk
John B. Jesse
Glenn M. Barnes
Roy A. Guile
Leo F. Erdel
A. B
Arch) Hays
Leonard W. Snyder
Kathy Botkins
Hattie Wood
Audrain County Democratic Club
Mexico
Glenn Barnes
Ford's Former Home Tumbledown
Grand Rapids, Mich. AP Jerry Ford slept here and could be bought from the Veterans Administration for 500 down and a 9000 mortgage. The three story house where the teenaged future president lived is empty since 1974 with vandalism, decay, and a warning trespass sign. The VA broker says the neighborhood is unsalable and only a $100 offer has been received after the prior owner defaulted two years ago. Ethel Henderson cites crime as the reason she left five years ago.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Jerry Ford
Veterans Administration
Ford
Union Street
John Bierce
Westdale Co
Gray House
Ethel Henderson
Bus Hijackers Rape Girl and Rob 34 Passengers
Three armed men boarded a Greyhound bus in Camarillo and robbed 34 passengers after raping a six months pregnant teenage girl in the restroom. The suspects, described as Negro males in their early 20s, fled in a waiting car with about $3,000 in cash and valuables. Police had no leads.
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Camarillo
Calif
Ventura County
North Hollywood
Glenn B. Coons
Santa Barbara
Mats Grape
Sweden
Anders Franzen
Franzen
Baker Sees Broad Ford Support At D A Convention
Sen. Howard H. Baker of Tennessee addressed the National District Attorneys Association in Beach Missouri and praised President Ford saying his lack of election does not affect his presidency. He predicted broad congressional support, lauded the two party system, and said Ford would pick a capable running mate. About 300 attendees heard the remarks.
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San Francisco
Mark Hatfield
R-Ove
Gerald Ford
Edward Brooke
Richardson
Rockefeller
Hatfield
Brooke
Massachusetts
Elliott Richardson
Nixon
U.S
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Ford
Eisenhower
Usage Beach
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Baker
National District Attorneys Association
Senate Watergate Committee
Congress
Lodge of the Four Seasons
Centralia Personal News Highlights Civil Defense and Child Care
The Centralia Personal News column reports on the August Health Center sessions. August 7 featured City Administrator Howard Burton on Civil Defense and babysitter Diana Smoot sharing a mother’s viewpoint. August 8 covered Fire Chief Burton Knowles on fire safety and kindergarten teacher Mrs. Joe Beane giving tips for entertaining young children.
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Howard Burton
Diana Smoot
Burton Knowles
Joe Beane
the Chance
Dorris Crigler
Louise Million
Picnic Draws Service Class At First Baptist Church
A family picnic hosted by the service class at First Baptist Church attracted about 30 attendees. Bob Ball performed piano selections after the meal. Mrs Lucy McDonald led a brief business meeting and announced nominating committee members L C Henderson Verdell Kinkead and Madalyn Murphy. Mrs J W Mobley delivered the devotion Some Sustaining Accents. Closure prayer by Mrs McDonald.
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First Baptist Church
Bob Ball
Lucy McDonald
J.W. Mobley
L. C. Henderson
Verdell Kinkead
Madalyn Murphy
McDonald
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Barbara Chamberlain
Lawrence Drive-In
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