Burglary Plan in Evidence in Watergate Trial
Washington AP report on the Elisberg break-in cited as a carefully nurtured CIA backed operation that ended as a crude, unsuccessful burglary. Witnesses included Dr. Lewis Fielding and E Howard Hunt Jr, with prosecutors portraying the act as an unlawful abuse of power by defendants Ehrlichman Liddy Barker and Martinez.
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Washington
CIA
Lewis Fielding
Daniel Ellsberg
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Watergate
William H. Merrill
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
G. Gordon Liddy
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Fielding
Ehrlichman
Liddy
FBI
Martinez
Barker
Runge Renamed To Commission In Missouri Reorganization
Gov Bond named G Andy Runge of Mexico and Jim Blair of Ladue to the new four member Missouri Conservation Commission along with Robert E Talbot of Joplin and Gene Dement of Sikeston. Dement chairs the panel as the commission oversees the Department of Conservation and enforces wildlife and fish laws while adopting a management by objectives approach and minority hiring goals. Carl Noren remains conservation director awaiting the next appointment.
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Jefferson City
State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Christopher
Bond
G. Andy Runge
Mexico
Jim Blair
Ladue
Robert E. Talbot
Joplin
Gene Dement
Sikeston
Department of Conservation
Clean Water Commission
Air Conservation Commission
Department of Natural Resources
Perry Roberts
Dement
Carl Noren
Runge
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Blair
James T. Blair Jr
Talbot
Talbot Wire Products
Neosho
Tubular Metal Displacement Inc
Webb City
Democrats Open Campaign Wave In Audrain County Race
Glenn Barnes, Audrain County Clerk for 28 years, campaigns for presiding judge urging flexible hours. Other candidates including Harold Sulgrove, Floyd Lewis, Carl Deimeke, and Mrs. George Craddock address voters at Sims School as Congressman Hungate opens the slate and urges unity for August 6 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrain County
Glenn Barnes
Barnes
Sims School
Thompson
Russell Blackburn
Harold Sulgrove
Charles H. Dickey Jr
William Hungate
George Craddock
Floyd Lewis
Carl Deimeke
ALCS
Loutre Township
Marvin Dishman
John Jesse
Bob Nichols
LeRoy Werner
Carl Burchfield
Mexico
Nixon and Brezhnev Sign 10 Year Trade Pact in Crimea
Nixon and Brezhnev meet in Simferopol and sign a 10 year economic accord to expand U.S.-Soviet trade. The pact covers annual information exchanges, economic forecasts, and leasing aid for business facilities, while talks focus on an underground nuclear test ban and ABM limits. Nixon cancels a Star City visit as discussions continue in the Kremlin.
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Moscow
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Crimea
White House
Simferopol
Yalta
Brezhnev
Black Sea
Soviet Union
St. Vladimir's Hall
Kremlin
Nikolai Podgorny
Alexei Kosygin
Andrei Gromyko
Eight Months DST Urged By Transportation Department
The Tran Sportation Department urged year round daylight time for eight months, proposing standard time only from the last Sunday in October to the last Sunday in February. The plan aims to reduce electricity use by up to one percent, with minimal impact on traffic safety and other areas. Some radio stations reported frequency interference during morning rushes.
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Washington
Tran Sportation Department
Congress
Department
U.S
Hagars Retire After 11 Years Of Running Empire and Old Oak Clubs
Jennings Hagar and wife Dorothy have attended 1717 meetings in 11 years at the A P Green Recreation Association properties in Mexico. They oversaw about 172 engagements per year with peak activity in September 1973 and hosted guests like Harold Grange and state officials. New caretakers Mr and Mrs Don Bishop take over July 1.
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Jennings Hagar
Dorothy
Mexico
Hagars
A. P. Green Recreation Association
Empire Club
Old Oak Club
Hagar
Harold
Red) Grange
Bond
Hearnes
Symington
Eagleton
Hungate
Don Faurot
Dan Devine
United States Gypsum Co
Mr. Hagar
Green Company
Wetterau
Rodino Denies Claim Democrats Decided On Impeachment
Washington AP report shows Nixon defense delivered to House Judiciary amid claims Democrats would vote impeachment. Rodino denies the Times story alleging prior Democratic decisions, while Times editor defends its reporting. Senate staff notes million-dollar White House donor pledge. other Watergate items follow.
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Washington
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
White House
James D. St. Clair
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Los Angeles Times
House
Senate Watergate Committee
Common Cause
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Andy Runge
Gary W.W. O’bryans
Webster Drive
United States
Calvin Coolidge
France
Ledger
Richard Vance
Clyde Berry
Brettinev
Grand Forks
N.C
Minuteman
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
Star City Space Center
Mr. and
Mrs. Hagar
Rodino
Carl Albert
Times
William F. Thomas
Rodine
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