Hunt on witness stand in Watergate cover up trial
E Howard Hunt Jr the foreman of the Watergate burglary team faces cross examination as the second witness in the trial of Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell Marcian and Parkinson for conspiring to obstruct justice The fifth week of the trial proceeds on Veterans Day despite the holiday.
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Washington
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Watergate
Hunt
H.R. Haldeman
John OD. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Marcian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
U.S
John J. Sirica
Kissinger urges India to cooperate on nuclear arms control
Secretary of State Kissinger urged India to join international efforts to curb nuclear proliferation and warned of India's potential to export nuclear technology. He spoke at the Indian Council of World Affairs during his three day visit, while Indira Gandhi stressed improving Indo American relations are on the way up.
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New Delhi
India
Henry A. Kissinger
Indian Council of World Affairs
Britain
France
China
United States
Soviet Union
Indira Gandhi
Washington
Gandhi
Kissinger
U.S
Mrs. Gandhi
Y. B. Chavan
Haunted house incident leaves teen in critical condition
In Bellevue Washington Brad Lundgren 15 narrowly escaped death after a mock hangman rope around his neck tightened as he fell to his knees in a haunted house exhibit. Fire crews reached him with no pulse but revived him and he remained in critical condition.
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Bellevue
Wash
Brad Lundgren
Lungren
Cold winter forecast prompts early thermostat lowering
Government and MIT forecaster say odds favor a colder winter than last year. NOAA urges residents to drop thermostats earlier to save fuel, with potential 11 to 15 percent savings in northern states and over 50 percent in parts of Florida Texas and California.
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Simon
ABC
Mansfield
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Ford
United States of America
Washington
Florida
Texas
California
Hurd c. Willett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
North Central States
U.S. News & World Report
Ohio welfare payments rise for nursing homes
Welfare Director Charles Bates announced a budget boost for Ohio nursing and rest homes, adding at least 8.1 million dollars in fiscal year 1975. Increases vary from 2.48 to 4.73 dollars per patient day for nonskilled care and up to 5 dollars for skilled care, with per day rates ranging from 12.75 to 17 dollars for nonskilled and 12.75 to 19 dollars for skilled care.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles Bates
Food poisoning sickens 70 after church supper
Cincinnati health officials probe an apparent food poisoning from a Sunday church supper at Jerrill Baptist Church. About 100 attendees fell ill during the Women’s Day festival, with 70 hospitalized. Contaminated baked ham suspected. General Hospital treated 25, Children’s Hospital 15 children.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Jerrill Baptist Church
Cincinnati Health Department
al Olverson
General Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Former Ohio governor Herbert buried on 80th birthday
Thomas J. Herbert former Ohio governor and state attorney general was buried at Lakeside Cemetery after a memorial service in Columbus. He died Saturday night in a Columbus area nursing home after a long illness. Survivors include two sons Daniel and John D. Herbert and two daughters Rosemary Gills and Metta Lewis.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio Supreme Court
Lakeside Cemetery
Columbus
Herbert
Gove City
Supreme Court
Daniel
New York City
John D. Herbert
Rosemary Gills
Metta Lewis
Naperville
Ill
Southwestern Ohio Forecast Sees Showers Ahead
Cloudy conditions with a cool chance of showers are expected in southwestern Ohio tomorrow. Temperatures range from a low near 50 tonight to a high in the upper 60s tomorrow with improving chances of rain.
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Ohio
Cohen claims locating Hearst in Cleveland two weeks ago
Former gangster Mickey Cohen told AP he located Patricia Hearst and the Harris couple in Cleveland Ohio and advised them to hide again He said they had lived there recently within the black community and believed Hearst remained in the city up to 13 or 14 days ago Cohen said he provided the Hearsts with information through underworld contacts and noted a $50 000 reward while FBI authorities offered no comment
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LOS Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Cleveland
Ohio
Cohen
Associated Press
Miss Hearst
William and
Emily Harris
Underworld
Crime
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Lausche
Thomas Herbert
Pat Hearst
San Francisco
Randolph A. Hearst
Catherine
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SLA
The
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