Nixon hush money quote cited in Watergate memo
AP reports Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Times detail memoranda claiming President Nixon said we should buy time by paying hush money to a Watergate conspirator, with the Times noting the memo shows Nixon knew before March 21 about aspects of the cover up and related discussions.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Los Angeles Times
John W. Dean
White House
Dean
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Times
House Judiciary Committee
William P. Dixon
the Times
Dixon
Judiciary
Peter W. Rodine
D.-N.j
Hunt
Charles W. Colson
Watergate
Frederick C. LaRue
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Daniel Ellsberg
John D. Ehrlichman
Sen
Edmund 8
Muskle
G. Gordon Liddy
Kalmbach
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Grand Jury
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Robert L. Vesco
Treasury
Maurice H. Stans
The
Democratic National
Harris
Bolivian Painter Released After Papal Attack Try
Benjamin Mendoza y Amor, a Bolivian painter who tried to knife Pope Paul VI in Manila in 1970, was released from 38 months in prison. Commissioner Reyes ordered Mendoza detained for deportation, with the detainee seeking medical treatment in Sweden.
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Manila
Benjamin Mendoza Y Amor
Paul VI
Edmundo Reyes
Bureau of Deportation and Immigration
Mendoza
Philippines
Sweden
Bolivia
Tennis Lessons In Summer Program With Miss Copeland
Miss Julie Copeland offers a seven week summer tennis course with beginner sessions starting Monday at 9 and advanced sessions starting Tuesday at 9 both for one hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A cheerleading clinic begins this Tuesday at 1 30 at Plunkett multicourt center meeting twice weekly for ages 10 and up with jumps rounds work on cheers and warm ups. For details call Caryn Cline at 5610144 or Julie Copeland at 5814344.
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Julie Copeland
Miss Copeland
Plunkett
Caryn Cline
Prince Charles Secret Date With Admiral's Daughter
London AP reports Prince Charles broke protocol by sneaking Laura Jo Watkins, daughter of a San Diego rear admiral, to Buckingham Palace for a secret outing. Watkins joined Charles at the Annenbergs farewell party after meeting in San Diego, amid mourning for the Duke of Gloucester and no official comment on a romance.
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London
Prince Charles
California
Walter Annenberg
Buckingham Palace
Charles
Laura Jo Watkins
San Diego
Annenberg
Say Goodby
Annenbergs
Miss Watkins
Prince
Royal Navy
Duke of Gloucester
The
Daily Mail
U.S
House of Lords
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Calif
Laura
Laura Jo
Panov and wife leave Soviet Union for Israel
Ballet star Valery Panov and his dancer wife departed Leningrad by Aeroflot for Budapest Vienna and Israel. Panov, 35, was dismissed from the Kirov in 1972 after seeking emigration and plans an extensive Western tour and new ballets. His wife Galina, three months pregnant, mourned a miscarriage as they parted.
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Leningrad
Valery Panov
Soviet Union
Israel
Budapest
Vienna
Russia
Kirov Ballet
Kirov
Panov
Galina
Vilnius
West
KGB
Secret Police
Judge Weaver Dies After 52 Years in Office
New London Missouri longtime Ralls County magistrate Harry Weaver died at 84 in a Hannibal hospital. A University of Missouri graduate, he first won probate judge in 1922 and served 52 consecutive years, possibly the state’s longest elected term. Survived by wife, a son and a brother.
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New London, Mo
New London’ Christian Church
Ralls County
Harry Weaver
Hannibal
Weaver
University of Missouri
Dick Martin and Dolly Read Divorce Settlement Details
Comedian Dick Martin and actress Dolly Read finalized a divorce. Read receives $3,200 monthly alimony and $25,000 cash within six months. Martin also agrees to cover reasonable medical expenses.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Dick Martin
Dolly Read
Martin
Majority For Ousting Nixon In Harris Poll
New York AP report says pollster Louis Harris found 52 percent of 1,413 adults sampled in early June support impeaching and removing President Nixon, with 35 percent opposed. A May sample showed 49 percent in favor. Harris notes Nixon seems in deep trouble over Watergate.
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Nixon
New Poll
New York
Louis Harris
Harris
Unions May Cross Bricklayer Lines
Kansas City AP report says 10 construction unions may cross bricklayer picket lines if not removed by noon Monday. Bricklayers represent over 1,060 workers and have been on strike since May affecting 11 major projects including the sports arena for the NHL franchise.
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Kansas City
W. W. Hutton
Kansas City Builders Association
Builders Association
Bond appoints first Clinton County judge and Jasper County post
Gov. Bond named Inez Austin of Lathrop to Clinton County as first district judge replacing Roy G. Walker who died and making her the state’s third woman county court judge. C A Hargis of Carthage was chosen for the eastern district judge seat in Jasper County succeeding the late Howard Elliott.
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Jefferson City
Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Inez. Austin
Lathrop
Clinton County
Roy G. Walker
Austin
Howard Elliott
Carthage
Jasper County
C.A. Hargis
Judge atop truck orders picket arrests at Dodge plant
Macomb County Circuit Court Judge Hunter D. Stair reconvened a mobile court atop a Dodge flatbed and ordered the arrest of about 10 demonstrators outside the plant during a wildcat strike. He warned via bullhorn that noncompliance would bring contempt charges, as police detained protesters one by one. About 15 more pickets crossed the street voluntarily.
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Stair
Detroit
United Auto Workers Local 140
Macomb
Henry Gains 24-Pounds Day
ALEXANDRIA Egypt AP Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger has gained five pounds in two days while touring the Middle East with President Nixon. He blames the Sadat wife saying she is afraid one of her guests will die of starvation implying a joke about the dinners.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Kissinger
Mideast
Nixon
25 Chosen for 18th LPN Class at Mexico Public School
Twenty five students have been selected from 48 applicants for the 18th class of the Mexico Public School of Practical Nursing, set to begin July 8. Named in the class are Joan Arens, Linda Ash, Sandra Blake, Jack Butler, Sandra Daniel, Brenda Edwards, Mary Gardner, Shirley Gallop, Carol Gillespie, Linda Grawe, Dona Harman, Dona Lemasters, Debbie McCurdy, Mark McKinney, Patricia McEntire, Shirley Newcom, Teresa Palmer, Roberta Phillips, Michelle Reimer, Betty Schmidt, Carol Schroff, Effie Selby, Dawn Shellabarger, Nickey Talbott, and Virginia Toombs with Davis Hart directing the program.
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State Board of Nursing
Mexico
Davis Hart
Joan Arens
Wellsville
Linda Ash
Montgomery City
Sandra Blake
Jack Butler
Corning
Town
Sandra Daniel
Brenda Edwards
Fulton
Mary Gardner
Shirley Gallop
Central
Union May Strike In St Louis City Workforce
The St Louis municipal strike enters its third day as union leaders say hospital workers may vote Monday to join trash collectors and street and water crews in the stoppage for higher pay. Mayor Poelker warns of possible disciplinary action if workers do not return by Monday.
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ST. Louis
Institutional and
City Hospital
John Poelker
Rabid Skunks Identified in Audrain County
The Audrain City County Health Unit reports two rabies positive skunk specimens from rural Audrain County in the past two weeks. Health officials urge precautions including vaccinating pets, avoiding handling abnormal wildlife, and contacting veterinarians or the Missouri Division of Health Laboratory for human exposures. A separate note states Dino Martin faces sentencing July 1 after a guilty plea to federal firearms charges.
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Audrain City-County
Audrain County
Bill Johnson
Tom Cline
Missouri Division of Health Laboratory
State Office
Jefferson City
Johnson
Los Angeles
Dino Martin
Dean Martin
Volunteers Join In Juvenile Supervisors Program
Merrille Bulson and William Fox were sworn into Audrain County Juvenile Volunteer Supervisors Program joining 19 others. The program aids the juvenile office by guiding delinquent neglected or abused youths through one to one supervision and related duties. Meetings occur monthly with a May 21 courthouse session reviewing processes and a mock hearing video presented. Call 581-0005 for details on helping youths or learning about the program.
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Merrille Bulson
William Fox
12Th Circuit
Audrain County
Arch Hayes
George PR. Adams
Court House
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