Nixon shifts tone at news conferences in AP analysis
An AP analysis notes Nixon has held two televised news conferences in two weeks, signaling a shift from Watergate focus to broader issues. The San Clemente session featured sharp Watergate questions, while the Washington appearance addressed inflation oil foreign policy and taxes, with Congress returning from recess.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Watergate
San Clemente
Calif
This Day in History September 7 1973 Highlights
On this date various events across history are noted including Brazil proclaiming independence in 1822 and Elizabeth I’s birth in 1533. Also referenced are the Battle of Borodino, Lafayette’s farewell, Boulder Dam construction, and Nixon’s press strategy amid Watergate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Portugal
Elizabeth I of
England
Borodino
Moscow
Marquis de Lafayette
John Adams
White House
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Hoover Dam
London
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
South Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Africa
Nixon
Elia Kazan
Peter Lawford
Robert Frost
Editorials Say Watergate Indictments May Be Difficult
Washington editorial cautions that prosecutions linked to Watergate may falter as witnesses change stories across hearings grand jury and trials. It notes tapes could aid cases yet varying accounts by participants risk undermining credibility and charges.
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Washington
NEA
Nixon
Job Ituart Magruder
Frederick LaRue
Grand Jury
Senate
Ervin Committee
U.S
Archibald Cox
Rorise Assn
Spring Grove Social Roundup Notes From Mrs Mohns Era
Local residents attend plays and visit families across Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs August Faessler and Walter Schild attend Wilhelm Tell in New Glarus. Reunions and birthdays mark Labor Day events in Janesville and Brodhead.
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August Faessler
Walter Schild
New Glarus
Joe Milks
Burton
Butternut
Donald Hauser
Eric
John Robertson
Brodhead
Herman Pinnow
Charlie Grimm
Monroe
Earle Goodger
Walworth
Robert Goodger
Chicago
Lavern Gadow
Richard
Charley Wallig
Racine
Mohns
Leon Weidman
Robert Olsen
Jerry Jones
Beloit
Alfred Zweifel
Walter Williams
Roger Scheidegger
Sherman Scheidegger
Harvard II
State Line
Moose Club
John Goodger
Delavan
Russell Randall
Mary Willey
John Willey
Tara Lynn
Rockford
Ella Randall
Oakley
Janesville
Spring Grove
Gilbert Wendler
Earl Pinnow
Russell Pinnow
Randy
Racheal
Timm McGuire
Madison Hospital
Charlie Olsen
DeeAnn
Weekly Horoscope for September 8 1973
Aries through Pisces read like a daily guide with both optimistic prompts and practical advice. The column highlights social ease, leadership, favorable changes, and prudent decisions across all signs, noting a productive year if situations are managed wisely.
Glancing Back Through Time Sept. 7
A long column summarizes events from 1903 to 1963 with mentions of Adams Township tornado relief by 50 volunteers, Argyle High School juniors aiding cleanup, Red Cross doughnuts, and Perry Mason tied to a Phoenix judgment. other dated notes recall Korean War prisoner exchange and local landmarks, weathered by time.
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Adams Township
Argyle High Schol
Red Cross
Raymond Burr
Perry Mason
Phoenix
Freedom
Monroe
Rudolph P. Reger
Herbert T. Johnson
Monroe Clinic
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Wisconsin
Inland Daily Press Association
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
AP News
Green
Lafay
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Jo Davies, Stephenson
Winnebago
Ilinois
Congress
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Bill Johnston
Saturda Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Agrifax
Systems Agrifax
PCA
FDA
Toor
Mike Miller
Pat Krutza
Glarus
Tuel
Milwaukee
Richard E Byrd
USS
Boston
South Pole
Mark Hoesly
Cleveland
Ohio
Japan
Darlington
Yokohama
E. H. Goodell
Methodist Church
Eau Claire
G. H.R. Kershaw
Helen J. Dodge
Des Moines
Hot Spring
Ark
Thompson
Jubilee Singers
Wells Opera House
I. M. Stauffacher
Evangelical
Voegeli Farm
Winifred Gardner
Seiberling
Fed
Chuck
Texaco
Crandall
Marti
Servicenter
11Th Street
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