Quick To Cover Up Says Jaworski on Watergate
Special prosecutor Leon Jaworski says the Watergate cover up began soon after the break in at the DNC. He argues Ehrlichman and Mitchell lied or misled investigators, with extensive knowledge they kept from FBI agents. Hearings on charges and potential dismissals are set for next week.
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Leon Jaworski
Nixon
Inne Circle
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John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
U.S
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Jaworski
White House
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Atty
Mitchell
FBI
Justice Department
Sirica
F. Donald
Edward Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Elmer Stone
Howard Hughes
C. G
Bebe
Rebozo
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Hughes
Snook Family Sees Generations Graduate From Mexico High
Aran fn Matt Snook, valedictorian of Mexico High, is the third generation to graduate from local high schools with 30 year gaps between generations. His father M K Bud Snook graduated in 1944 and grandfather Clayton Snook in 1914 from Old McMillan High. Betty Crowley, 1949 valedictorian and Matt’s aunt, died 25 years ago. Missouri State Fair features a horse show judging panel including Buck Field and others, plus a strong country and western lineup with Doc Severinsen, Johnny Cash, Buck Owens and Charley Pride. In Washington, the Senate rejected McGovern’s bid to cut B1 bomber funding 59-31.
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Mexico
Matt
M.K
Bud) Snook
Clayton Snook
Old McMillan High
Betty Claire Snook Crowley
Doc Severinson
the Fair
Johnny Cash
Buck Owens
Charley Pride
Teenager Aids Drug Arrest Loses Job at Oklahoma Stop
Big Cabin 17 year old Mark Chasteen helped police arrest Kansas City driver C R Henry after accepting a plastic bag of marijuana. He received his final paycheck and quit, while a citizen group plans to award him 50 dollars.
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Okla
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Mark
C.R. Henry
Kansas City
Kan
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Clanton
Will Rogers Turnpike
Canton
Vinita
Ringo Starr bets Beatles never play together again
Ringo Starr arrived in London from Los Angeles and offered to bet 2400 dollars that the Beatles will not perform together again. He challenged anyone to take 1000 pounds that they will not reunite this year or ever.
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London
Ringo Starr
Los Angeles
Od orinex weight loss claim from prescription shop ad
An advertisement from AGB Prescription Shop promotes ODRINEX as the most effective nonprescription weight loss aid. It claims a tablet before meals reduces calorie intake and weight loss of 5 to 20 pounds, with a money back guarantee and mail orders from 201 E. Monroe.
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AGB
E. Monroe
Lawrence Pharmacy promotes T-4-L foot treatment offer
An ad promises quick drying relief for athlete's foot with T-4-L. It claims itching and burning subside in minutes and skin renewal occurs in 3 to 5 days. The offer guarantees a 89 cent refund if not delighted within one hour at Lawrence Pharmacy.
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Lawrence Pharmacy
Three retire from Green's after 88 years combined service
Jewel B. Steele Andrew Buckner and Clifford Arnold, long time A P Green Refractories employees, retire totaling 88 years among them. Steele 38 years began 1935 started in wheeling then brick handling and kiln work. Buckner 26 years joined 1948 drove stock truck and ferried materials. Arnold 24 years joined 1950 trained in tamping press air hammer and transfer car operations.
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Wellsville Fire Brick Co
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E. Lafayette
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Galesburg
Tll
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Robert E. Steele
Rock Island
John Lovett
Andrew J. Buckner
Buckner
Fulton
Tom J. Atkinson
McCredie
Ed Lewis
Wise Brothers
IFB
Estelle
E. Holtst
Paul
Robert
Mexico
Carl Jr
Minneapolis
Second Baptist Church
Brotherhood Singers
Richland Church
Air Hammer
Green
Arnold
Ruth
N. Jefferson St
Frank Neal
Lewistown
Ill
Ed Curry
Denver
Mildred White
Columbia
Eagles Lodge
Midway Christian Church
Illinois Sues For Damages In Milk Deals
Illinois seeks 1 million dollars in damages from five milk associations over alleged price fixing and market rigging in Chicago area. Attorney General William Scott says the suit, in US District Court in Kansas City, seeks triple damages for public buyers and covers overcharges to schools hospitals and institutions buying 36 million pounds of milk annually in 16 northern Illinois counties. Defendants include Associated Milk Producers Inc and four cooperatives plus Associated Milk Dealers Inc.
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Illinois
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William Scott
Kansas City
Ilinois
Scott
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AMPI
Watergate Milk Fund
AMPJ
Central Milk Producers Cooperatives
Central Milk Sales Agency
St. Paul, Minn
Associated Reserve Standby Pool Cooperative
Madison
Wis
Associated Milk Dealers Inc
Newman son of Paul Newman fined in drunkenness case
Scott Newman, 23, son of Paul Newman, was fined $1,000 and placed on two years probation after kicking a law officer during transport to jail following a Feb 5 arrest for drunkenness in Bridgeport California. He was found guilty only of misdemeanor battery, not felony battery.
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Calif
Scott Newman
Paul Newman
Mono County
Newman
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