Frost plans fifth Nixon interview TV hour to probe Watergate tapes
David Frost says strong response to Nixon interview prompts a fifth program in which Nixon would address why he did not burn the Watergate tapes and discuss the 18 minute gap. Frost aims to cover SALT talks, Middle East war, Chile confrontation, and impressions of John and Martha Mitchell.
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Nixon granted break to gather thoughts during Frost interview
Richard Nixon's aides requested and received a short pause in David Frost's interrogation to collect his thoughts. James Reston Jr. said the break came two hours into the second taping, after which Nixon spoke of feeling he let the American people down. Reston noted the shift in tone and defended Frost's handling as not capitulating to pressure.
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Dayton Driver Sentenced In Trial For Suspended License
A Dayton motorist arrested after a traffic crash on April 15 received three days in jail and a $200 fine for driving with a suspended license. The judge also suspended a $25 fine for driving the wrong way on a one way street at Monroe Street and Manchester Avenue. Multiple motorists were fined for failing to report accidents and other infractions in related April cases. A resident correction noted Paul Morgan does not live at 710 Seventh Ave despite earlier court summaries.
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Ohio Delegation Votes on 1978 Budget Resolution
The Ohio delegation in the House supported the 1978 budget resolution with a mix of yes and no votes. Republicans Ashbrook Brown Devine Gradison Guyer Harsha Kindness Latta Miller Regula Harsha none yes Whalen Wylie voted no or abstained. Democrats Applegate Ashley Carney Luken Mott Oakar Pease Seiberling Stokes Vanik yes or not voting noted.
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Thomas A. Luken
Korff Announces Nixon Speaking Tour Next Year
Providence AP report says Rabbi Baruch Korff predicts Richard Nixon will begin a global speaking tour next year to align with memoir publication, a claim denied by a Nixon spokesman. Korff, a longtime Nixon ally, says invitations will come from heads of state with U.S. approval.
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