Hunt testifies on possible double agent in Watergate
E Howard Hunt told the Senate Watergate panel he suspects Alfred Baldwin, the man who monitored the Watergate wiretap at Democratic headquarters, may have been a double agent who betrayed the group. Baldwin, later a witness at trial, was never charged. Hunt cited background gaps and Baldwin ties to Democratic circles as reasons. He noted unresolved questions about why plainclothes police were near Watergate when arrests occurred.
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Hunt
Senate Watergate Committee
Alfred Baldwin
Democratic
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Baldwin
Edward J. Gurney
Florida
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Building
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Watergate
Central Intelligence Agency
Herman Talmadge
Dga
Senate
Talmadge
Butz Says No Food Shortage Amid Price Control Critique
Secretary Earl Butz argued there is no national food shortage and blamed consumer pressure for driving price controls that proved counter productive. He said higher production is needed to lower prices and warned Americans must adjust to higher costs.
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Earl Butz
America
Nixon
Butz
American Meat Institute
Skylab 2 returns after record 592 days in space
AP report notes astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma arrive in Houston guiding their Apollo ferry toward Earth after a 592 day voyage totaling over 24 million miles. They collected scientific data on earth sun and human life during the mission.
Agnew money leak denied by press secretary
Marsh Thomson said Justice Department sources fed the Washington Star-News report that Spiro Agnew received money from a Maryland land investor. The paper named Joe Kline as conduit for funds to Agnew and other Maryland officials.
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Washington Star-News
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Insurgent Attacks Raise Tensions Across Southeast Asia
Reports from Phnom Penh describe Khmer Rouge assaults near the city including a highway breach to the coast, shelling on the Mekong convoy, and an attack on a power plant near the capital during Prachum Ben. Observers warned of a possible spectacular action during the Buddhist festival.
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Mekong
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Boyle in coma after stroke amid murder case
Former United Mine Workers President W A Tony Boyle lies in a coma and is listed in critical condition at George Washington University Hospital after a possible stroke. The 71-year-old, charged in the 1989 Yablonski murders, had not regained consciousness since admission.
Snow and hail hit Rice Lake area in Wisconsin
Snow and hail fell Friday within about seven miles of Rice Lake Wisconsin according to Rev Gilman Hanson of the Monroe Assembly of God Church who was in Spooner for revival services The storm also brought rain and strong winds to southern Wisconsin
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Monroe CROP Walk set for Saturday in Monroe
Gene Summ says the Monroe CROP Walk starts at 9 a.m. Saturday from Wesley Hall United Methodist Church with three routes of 5, 6.5 and 8.5 miles. Students may walk one or all routes for up to 20 miles, collecting pledges per mile to aid hungry children in 30 countries through Church World Service.
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Charles Workman
Zwingli United Church
Church World Service
Ag Chest awards three scholarships at Green County meeting
At a Green County Ag Chest gathering led by Larry Hawthorn three scholarships were announced for Gary Johnson Maureen DeBruin and Ray Pawlisch each receiving 100 for farm or vocational study. The group outlined plans for the World Food Dairy Expo at Madison Coliseum with Dairy Queens Homemakers and Ag Chest involvement and set work schedules. The meeting also covered Fashion Show Swiss music and Dairy Queen appearances from Wednesday through Sunday with ten named participants.
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Green County Ag Chest
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Gary Johnson
Brooklyn
Maureen DeBruin
William DeBruin
Rt. 2
Ray Pawlisch
Ronaldean Pawlisch
Brodhead
Coliseum
Madison
Dairy Queens
Green County
August Burgi
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Assn
Burgi
Henry Spring
Monticello
Tom Saunders
Green _ County
Top cows shine at National Dairy Cattle Congress show
In Waterloo Iowa two Towa cows and a Wisconsin cow led breed shows at the National Dairy Cattle Congress. Champions and reserves were named for Jersey Brown Swiss and milking Shorthorn classes, with entries surpassing seven hundred, up thirty percent from year prior.
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Wisconsin
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Frank Livesind
Waukon
Ralph Bright
Eldora
Larry Kruse
Earlville
Aaron Kuske
Osceola
Wis
Mysha Herd
New Providence
William Jones
Washington
Shorty
Luitjens
Ashton
Roethe defends hunt criticism in U.S. visit
Leo Roethe former Fort Atkinson executive mauled by a Kenyan lion in August defends hunting after criticism for his conservation work. He says hunting funding supports habitat and deer programs and notes his U S hospital trip in Rochester for surgery. Also mentions his Wisconsin Wildife Federation leadership and 575 animals at Wisconsin Dells museum. Fire report accompanies brief on a Moore Business Farms pit blaze extinguished by workers.
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Wisconsin Dells
Roethe
Milwaukee Journal
Monroe
Moore Business Farms
Gasoline and Postal Rates Face Possible Short-Term Increases
U S gasoline prices likely to rise this week while postal rates may follow. Treasury bills fell over one percentage point as the Federal Reserve potential easing spurs rate-cut expectations. The Cost of Living Council pressed to allow a gasoline price hike, with wholesale costs looming, and postmaster general proposed a two cent rise in airmail and first class stamps.
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