Magruder Recalls Antiwar Lawbreakers Linked to Watergate
Jeb Stuart Magruder testified he felt fear and unrest while planning Watergate wiretaps as antiwar activists and alleged spies inside the Nixon campaign bred tension. He cited death threats against Martha Mitchell and believed Democrats planted spies, noting a climate akin to McCarthy era hunts.
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Four former White House aides tied to Elisberg break‑in probe
A Los Angeles grand jury probe into the Elisberg break-in narrows possible indictments to four former White House officials John Ehrlichman Egil Krogh David Young and G Gordon Liddy. District Attorney Busch says he has not yet decided on indictments and is pursuing copies of a secret memorandum linking Ehrlichman to the plan.
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Joseph Busch
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Ehrlichman
Stephen Trott
William Burnett
Krogh
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Schultz Stays But Connally Is Leaving
Treasury secretary George P. Schultz will remain in his post despite a renewed economic clash with President Nixon. John B. Connally plans to depart, citing access and authority strains, and a fraught White House operation. Schultz is portrayed as a team player while Connally faced reduced influence and uncertain return after a global trip. The piece notes past shifts in Nixon's economic lineup and mentions a May 10 start for Connally's term. Separately, a Holliday couple welcomes a son at Audrain Medical Center weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces.
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Prohibition Push Grows As Poles Long For Alcohol Ban
Warsaw reports a rising drive for total liquor prohibition led by psychiatrists and doctors. Proponents cite over a million hard drinkers and 400000 needing treatment in Poland, a major vodka producer where drinking is pervasive in homes and restaurants.
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RCA Announces Price Reductions on Televisions
RCA Corp. said it would cut retail prices on select color and black-and-white television receivers in New York. The move follows recent price hikes by RCA, which it notes other manufacturers have not matched, leaving RCA in a less favorable competitive position.
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Personal News of Paris Officers Installed at March Meeting
Officers elected at the March meeting were installed by state president Mrs. Adele Weir of Fayette. The slate included Monroe County members Mrs. Jack Bastian as treasurer and Miss Becky Wilt as recording secretary. A centerpiece from Congressman William L. Hungate and his wife was sent to incoming president Mrs. Ellen Repper, recovering in Jefferson City. Monroe County attendees included Mrs. Maupin, Mrs. Brengle, Mrs. Sprinkle, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Venditti, Mrs. Yager, Miss Wilt, Mrs. Jack Bastain, and Mrs. Russell Bastain.
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Bernice Brengle
Charles Sprinkle
L.A. Watson
Angelo Venditti
Orphy Yager
Jack Bastain
Russell Bastain
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