Watergate conflict widens as investigators seek trial plan
Senate and federal Watergate probes clash over how suspects should be tried while keeping broad public exposure. Conflicts include divergent accounts from Nixon aides and CIA officials about domestic spying, a proposed 1970 plan for secret police capabilities, and Nixon refusing to testify. A Los Angeles grand jury may hear from three convicted conspirators, including E Howard Hunt, about the Elisberg burglary.
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Governors See Watergate Strain on Federal State Ties
STATE LINE Nev AP governors at the 65th annual conference say Watergate has hampered Nixon administration handling of federal state relations. They cite delays vacancies and a mood of uncertainty. Democrats push for a vote against domestic aid cuts in special revenue sharing as money remains the major issue.
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Survivor recalls harbor fire on Esso Brussels collision
43 year old Jo seph Degreve, a cook from the Esso Brussels, described flames surrounding a lifeboat as the Belgian tanker burned after being rammed by an American cargo ship in New York Harbor. Crewmen said there was no panic, with some escaping via a lifeboat and others swimming through oil fires or surviving in engine rooms.
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Fashion figure tied to hoodlum alias revealed
In San Francisco, Paul Maris is identified in court papers as Gerald Martin Zelmanowitz, a 38 year old who gained a new identity after testifying against colleagues. He fears exposure and claims his cover is collapsing as details emerge from documents. The case involves justice officials and a fashion house linked to Alvin Duskin.
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Chuckle It's easy to spot a well informed person
A sharp quip notes that a well informed person shares opinions mirroring another's and implies knowledge comes from shared views. The line frames confidence as likeness to the listener rather than original insight.
Holy Trinity closes doors in Middletown parish changes
Holy Trinity School has closed its doors to make way for changes in parochial education in Middletown. For many Middletonians, this is a time to reminisce as readers are invited to page 25 for more. The amusement park business is booming and raises questions about tax impact, detailed on page 11. Municipal government jobs from township to city level are outlined by Shawnee Lee on page 30.
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41 Tourists Hurt As Washington Tourmobile Overturns
A three-car tourmobile carrying mostly East Tech High School students from Cleveland overturned past the Kennedy gravesites. Driver Norman C. Baptist, 32, faces reckless driving and loss of vehicle control charges. Most injuries were minor with several severe lacerations reported.
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Nixon relaxes after meeting at Camp David retreat
President Nixon spent a quiet weekend at Camp David after his Iceland summit and prepared for two foreign visits. Liberian President Tolbert scheduled to visit White House Tuesday for talks and a state dinner. A June Brezhnev visit and ongoing energy, economic, and legislative work were on Nixon’s agenda.
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Doctor Delivers Baby by Phone in Hinckley
In Cleveland Ohio AP report Dr Julio A Castro guided Glen R Bender by telephone as his wife went into labor at home in Hinckley The delivery produced a 72 pound girl named Julie Marie both mother and child reported in good condition
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Talks in Paris Could Fail to Bring Peace in Vietnam
Reports from Saigon indicate that the next Kissinger Tho talks in Paris may not yield true peace. The fate of South Vietnam hinges on faithful implementation of the Paris agreement of January 27, with disputes over who should issue joint appeals and at what command level meetings should occur to prevent fresh fighting. The Viet Cong demand a two party joint appeal, Saigon insists North Vietnam and the United States must back it, and level of commanders remains contested.
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Weather forecast for Middletown and vicinity
Wet weather is expected today and Monday with variable cloudiness. Highs will reach the lower 80s and tonight's temperatures will dip into the low 60s.
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