Hunt To Testify Again About Memo In Watergate Case
Prosecutors in the Watergate coverup trial say they will recall burglar E Howard Hunt to the stand after finding a memo he wrote five months after the break in. The disclosure prompted defense protests and a motion for mistrial amid claims of a coverup within a cover. Assistant Special Prosecutor James F Neal said the memo dated November 14 1972 was revealed to him by William O during the weekend.
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Washington
E. Howard Hunt
James F. Neal
William 0
Bittman
Hunt
White House
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Parkinson
Neal
Jacob Stein
Stein
John J. Wilson
H. R. Haldeman
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Richard M. Nixon
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Marcian
John D. Ehrlichman
Robert Reisner
Reisner
Senate Watergate Committee
Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Haldeman
Eagleton Leads Curtis in Campaign Funds Report
Common Cause reports Eagleton’s campaign resources far exceeded Curtis as of Oct 14 with Eagleton receiving 630 518 and spending 512 556 while Curtis took 231 030 and spent 198 134. Individual contributions favored Eagleton with 122 189 from donors 1 000 plus and 85 725 from 60 groups including labor committees. Curtis had 44 755 from high dollar individuals and 77 462 from 100 or less. News touches on Watergate context and testimony involving Hunt Bittman and other figures, plus notes on Magruder Reisner and related legal proceedings.
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Jefferson City
Thomas F. Eagleton
Thomas B. Curtis
Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobbying Group
Curtis
Eagleton
U.S. Senate
Joe Simpkins
Tiffany Industries
St. Louis
Frank J. Smith
Howard Cook
Proctor Carter
Joseph Kutten
All State Acceptance Corp
Retail Clerks’ Active Ballot Club
United Steelworkers of America
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Afl-Cio Committee On
United Auto Workers’ Voluntary
Transportation Political Education League
Oral Surgery Political Action Committee
American Medical Association
Missouri
J. S. McDonnell Ili
McDonnell Douglas
J. S. McDonnell
John F. McDonnell
Spencer T. Olin
John A. Holmes
Holmes
John M. Olin
Republican National Boosters Club
Republican National Committee
Frisco (Railroad) Employees Committee For Good Government
Black and Veath Good Government Fund
Two Veterans Retire At Green Co Plant
Francis Dubbert and Leslie Hartgrove, long time A P Green Refractories employees, retired with a combined 60 years of service. Dubbert, 33 years, held multiple shop roles after joining in 1941 and serving in the army. Hartgrove, 27 years, worked as a maintenance welder on various machinery. They reside in Laddonia and Centralia respectively, each active in local churches and community groups. Ford backs away from Nixon’s offshore leasing target amid NRC and industry cautions, signaling a shift toward evaluating where oil is, not a fixed acreage goal.
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Green Co
Ford
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Francis
Jack) Dubbert
Leslie V. Hartgrove
Dubbert
Green Company
W.R. Anderson Construction Co
Dan’s Church
Eagles Lodge
The
American Legion
Hartgrove
Norfolk Naval Yards
Portsmouth
Steel Companies
Wichita
Kan
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Centralia
Gideon Organization
Washington
Ford Administration
Richard M. Nixon
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
Jared G. Carter
Nixon
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
National Petroleum Council
Breast Cancer Also Takes Toll Of US Men
A Philadelphia physician says about 250 men die from breast cancer yearly in the United States, with roughly 700 new male cases annually. Diagnosis is often delayed, boosting mortality, as most patients are over 65 and treatment mirrors female surgery removing breast tissue, underlying muscle, and nearby lymph nodes.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Philadelphia
Paul A. DeMare
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
DeMare
United States
American Society of Therapeutic Radiologists
Gold Mines Developed In Midst Of Ghost Town
In Murray Idaho the Four Square Mine and two other centers of revival in a near ghost town attract prospectors as gold prices rise. A half-pound nugget found last year spurs developments while locals pan for flakes and tourists visit three bars including Christopherson’s, where the Bedroom Gold Mine nugget drew crowds. The town, once ten thousand strong in the 1890s, lies along Pritchard Creek and rekindles gold fever with optimistic talk of much more gold to come.
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Murray
Idaho
Four Square
Bob Kress
Kress
Shoshone
Wallace
Edith
Chris Christopherson
Donna Mullen
Wallace Supply Co
Christpherson
Bedroom
Christopherson
Mis souri PIRG backs Proposition 1 reform law
ST. LOUIS AP The Missouri Public Interest Research Group endorses Proposition 1 the campaign reform measure. Executive director Herbert Gross says Missourians have an excellent chance to mandate a much needed reform by voting for Prop 1. The measure requires full disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures from all candidates for public office.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Public Interest Research Group
Herbert Gross
McPirg
Coal Strike Talks Reach Deadlock Amid Mediation Efforts
Washington ap reports stalled contract talks between United Mine Workers and mine operators as federal mediators try to restart negotiations before the contract expires at 12 01 a m est. President Miller lists key economic demands as the sticking point with no definite meeting scheduled.
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Washington
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
W. J. Usery Jr
Miller
Navy
Woman Questioned In St Louis Shooting
In Jennings Missouri AP police investigated a shooting that killed Jerry Dunn aged 31. Dunn died at a St Louis County hospital from a chest wound. Helen Arnold aged 27 was questioned with no charges filed. She said Dunn showed her a .22 caliber automatic and believed the gun was empty when it fired. Police noted Dunn faced an expected manslaughter charge.
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Jennings, Mo
Jerry Dunn
Dunn
St. Louis County
Helen Arnold
Arnold
Oklahoma Flood Threat Persists As Rains Subside
Torrential rains flooded thousands in Oklahoma over the weekend while rivers rise and a hard freeze looms tonight. Flood warnings stay in effect for central and northeastern areas as streams crest by Tuesday. Snow forecast withdrawn, scattered rains end, roads washed out and towns Skiatook and Sperry isolated northwest of Tulsa.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Skiatook
Sperry
Tulsa
Jury To Rule On Sanity In Murder Case
Houston AP. Jury selection begins for a mental competency hearing for David Owen Brooks 19 charged in four of the 27 Houston mass murders. If sane he faces trial. if insane he goes to a state hospital. Brooks admits procuring young men for parties and watching killings but denies taking part. Co defendants Henley and Corll are linked to the 27 teen victims. Henley convicted earlier this year and sentenced to 594 years.
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Houston
Tex
David Owen Brooks
Brooks
William Hatten
Ted Musick
Elmer Wayne Henley
Dean A. Corll
Corll
Henley
Pasadena
San Antonio
Billy Ray Lawrence
Johnny DeLone
Daughter Born to Wrights in Auxvasse at Audrain Medical Center
A seven pound nine ounce daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Wright of Auxvasse at 9 08 p m Saturday at the Audrain Medical Center. Mr Wright is employed by Samuels Shoe Co in Fulton.
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Charles Livers
Vandalia
Audrain Medical Center
Livers
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co
Meals
David Meals
Madison
Mr. Meals
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Richard Wright
Auxvasse
Wright
Samuels Shoe Co
Fulton
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Mexico Airport
Robert §. Green
Route 1
Laddonia
St. Bren
Ruth Toulson
California
Robert Fischer
Montgomery City
David
Carter
Atlantic
Pacific
Alaskan
Gulf of Mexico
Francis Dubbert
Leslie Hartgrove
Walt Desney Phoex
Mexico
ST. Mathews Episcopal Church
George Lehr
Jackson County
Eagleton-Lehr
Albert J. Steaphan, Jr
Wiliam E. Bucking
Forsyth Blvd
Wrights
Tom Eagleton
Democrats
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