Nixon redecorates White House bedroom with antique bed
President Nixon toured a newly redecorated White House bedroom after a secret midweek makeover by Pat Nixon and curator Clement Conger. The blue, museum like room features an antique canopy bed, new rug, draperies, and bedspread, replacing the former red white and blue scheme.
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Five Palestinian terrorists seize 13 hostages in Paris
In Paris, five Palestinian terrorists who seized 13 hostages at the Saudi Embassy left Le Bourget Airport aboard a Syrian Arab Airlines plane with six hostages and 12 crew aboard. The flight, at 2:41 p.m. local time, headed for an unknown destination as police reported the hijack.
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Nixon plans State of the Union push amid Watergate questions
President Nixon said he will transmit a new State of the Union message Monday to urge action on spending cuts defense energy education housing and community development. He defended his record against a split Congress and asserted a hard line on Watergate tapes while signaling a Middle East stance shift and vetoing a wage bill.
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Ohio mass transit grants offered for capital projects statewide
The Ohio Transportation Department invites public transit operators to apply for Capital Grant Program funding covering 25 percent of local shares for federally approved capital projects, up to 560000 dollars. Ten grant reservations total to support state shares for Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Youngstown Akron and Cleveland projects.
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Nixon ordered wiretap of brother in first term
The Washington Post reports that President Nixon ordered the Secret Service to wiretap his brother F Donald Nixon during his first term over fears his brother's financial activities could embarrass the administration. A Secret Service spokesman declined to comment.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Clears Tonight and Friday
Clearing skies bring cooler temperatures in Middletown with lows in the 50s tonight and highs in the mid 70s on Friday. Yesterday's high reached 89 and the overnight low was 70 with a trace of rain. Weather details are on page 13.
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Krogh to surrender today in Watergate burglary case
Ehrlichman and Krogh, indicted in the Daniel Ellsberg psychiatrist office burglary, expected to surrender in Los Angeles. Liddy and Young also named. bail set at 500 dollars. Krogh faces burglary and conspiracy charges with Ehrlichman charged with perjury burglary and conspiracy.
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Youngstown Schools Close as Ferguson Act Used
The Youngstown school board voted to invoke Ohio's Ferguson Act, shut 40 schools and dismiss over 1,000 striking teachers amid a largely empty 24,000 student roll as strikers ignored court back-to-work orders.
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