Martha Mitchell says she was half crucified by White House
Martha Mitchell testified in a Watergate related civil suit saying she was targeted by White House when she demanded that her husband end his role in Nixon’s 1972 re election campaign. She described media accusations of insanity as a White House tactic and said she knew of dirty campaign work but had little new to offer.
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Martha Mitchell
White House
Nixon
Democratic Party
Washington
Watergate Complex
Mitchell
Fenwick Boosters Club Spring Dance Announcement
Tickets for the Fenwick Boosters Club annual spring dance are $3.50 per couple and available at the door. The event runs tomorrow from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Knights of Columbus ballroom with music by Del Hodshire and the Syn copators.
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Fenwick Boosters Club
Knights of Columbus
del Hodshire
Kent State vigil marks the May 4 tragedy on campus
About 2,000 Kent State University students and faculty gathered on the University Commons for a silent vigil remembering the four students killed and nine wounded when National Guardsmen opened fire during protests over the Cambodia invasion. A somber march followed, with candles sheltered from rain as speakers urged remembrance of the tragedy.
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Ohio
Kent State University
KSU
Cambodia
National Guard
Miami University foreign language boycott waits for momentum
Oxford Ohio two week old boycott by Miami University students aims at loosening the foreign language requirement for liberal arts majors. Leaders push freshmen to avoid language courses while awaiting registration and potential waivers as seniors near graduation.
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Miami
Oxford
Miami University
Kenneth Bogard
Bogard
Governor names Casstevens to CSU trustee post
Gov. John Gilligan appoints Bill J. Casstevens of Euclid to a nine year term as a trustee at Cleveland State University.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Bill J. Casstevens
Euclid
Cleveland State University
Legend of Casey Jones Inspires Teen in Train Heist
Memphis police charged 19 year old Charles Edward Trice with grand larceny after he allegedly climbed aboard an Illinois Central Gulf switch engine at Johnston Yards and pulled away toward the north. A railroad detective and engineer pursued the runaway engine. the first engine was later found stopped on the tracks near a dead end street about a mile from the yards.
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Memphis, Tenn
Casey Jones
Memphis
Charles Edward Trice
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
Trice
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