Nixon sees option to stonewall on Watergate probe
The AP reports Nixon on March 21 1973 discussed stonewalling the Watergate investigation with John Ehrlichman and H R Haldeman as Dean testified. The tape shows plans to shield White House aides and possibly issue a general report while seeking immunity and a presidential panel.
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Racial Fighting Stirs Boston High School Integration
Racial clashes erupted at Hart-Dean School in South Boston as integration enters its sixth week under a court ordered busing plan. White pupils walked out. no arrests or injuries were reported. National Guard presence was maintained as Ford urged court guided desegregation.
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Justices Split Over Obscenity Law Rulings Across States
The Supreme Court refused to overturn nine obscenity convictions in New York Virginia California and Florida while Justices Douglas Brennan Stewart and Marshall dissented seeking new trials under local standards. The court also agreed to review Utah age of majority laws and a child support dispute tied to an 18-year-old daughter.
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Arthur Goldstein
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End of Daylight Saving Time Returns to Standard Time
Washington AP reports the nation ends ten months of year round daylight time as clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday. Congress ended the experiment, with standard time resuming until 2 a.m. February 23, 1975.
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Weatherman Forecasts Rain For Missouri By Wednesday
AP report from Kansas City notes clear skies through Tuesday with rain due Wednesday. Tonight's lows near 40s, Tuesday highs mid 60s to 70s across the state. The three day outlook from Wednesday projects highs in the 60s and overnights in the 40s. Sunday's highs ranged 53 to 68 across St Louis Springfield and West Plains. Predawn readings ranged from 33 to 43 degrees.
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Greek Junta Chief Papadopoulos Charged Over Uprising Deaths
Athens prosecutors charged former dictator George Papadopoulos and fellow junta chiefs with responsibility for the deaths of at least 18 people in the November 18 19 student uprising. If convicted, some could face the death penalty.
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Simmons Entries Take Royal Firsts
Simmons Stables dominates the American Royal Horse Show weekend with multiple blue ribbons. Perfect Stranger, owned by Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson, won the $500 three-year-old fine harness stake. Wind Sir, shown by Miss Duchess Benko for Simmons Stables, topped the five gaited division. Ron Canopy rode Wedgewood to win the $750 three gaited junior stake, earning the Walter Jaccard Trophy to Benton, Kentucky owners Mr. and Mrs. D. R. O'Dell. Air Time placed second in the three gaited Missouri Kansas amateur class with Don Hulse riding Prairie Genius, while Petite Princess was the five gaited Missouri Kansas mare champion.
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Ford Promises New Dialogue With Latin Nations
Ford meets Mexican President Luis Echeverria in Nogales to launch nine hours of talks on oil, immigration, and narcotics with a stated goal of a new dialogue and mutual cooperation. The summit includes visits to Magdalena de Kino and Tubac, ending with a ceremony at Davis-Monthan Air Base before Ford heads to Oklahoma City and Cleveland for campaign stops.
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Dickinsons Welcome Eight Pound Twelve Ounce Son
Mr and Mrs William Dickinson of 1822 5 Morris Street welcomed a son weighing eight pounds twelve ounces at 11 37 p m Saturday at Audrain Medical Center Grandparents are Homer Arendall Wellsville and Elnora Dickinson St Clair Father works at Super X Drugs in Mexico Mr Ernest Slinkard Jr and wife of 1416 W N Washington St are also parents of a seven pound three ounce son born at 2 06 a m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center Father works for A P Green Refractories Co
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Ford Emulates Truman on Campaign Trail Says Ford
President Ford adopts sharper, more partisan rhetoric as he campaigns in seven states. He abandons prepared texts to speak heart to heart about a veto proof Congress and fiscal chaos. Crowds remain uneven but Ford insists personal involvement is crucial to limit GOP losses in November.
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Newborns At Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs Ronald Arnold of 502 S Abat serve as parents to a six pound six ounce girl born at 10 53 a m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Arnold works as a carpet installer. Mr and Mrs James E Baker of 521 W Robinson St welcome an eight pound four ounce boy born at 1136 p m Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Baker is employed at Kaiser Refractories Co.
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Local History On Tv Tonight At Channel 12
Bits of Audrain County history will be shown on Channel 12 See Tv tonight at 6:00. Mexicoans dig for gold in the Klondike era and Mexico producing its own money will be recalled from local museum lore. Panelists include Martha Tuecker and Frank Kent. Repeated at noon Tuesday.
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Israelis Fortify Golan Front With New Defenses
Israel is spending over 50 million dollars to build fortified positions along a 40 mile stretch of the Golan Heights, aiming to deter Syrian artillery and amid signs Syria is arming more. Civilians in 18 settlements are said to receive heavy weapons, while Rabin insists no territorial concessions on the Golan. Arafat’s UN participation remains in doubt with his deputy potential to attend.
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