11 Apr 1974
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1974
Page
1
In Michigan a local gathering reflected anti Nixon sentiment among attendees. The event featured poets and speakers including Manuel de Une and Sperling. The mood emphasized skepticism toward the administration and questioned Nixon's campaign presence.
Former Atty Gen John Mitchell testifies in his defense at a federal trial. He says he aimed to aid the SEC fraud probe into financier Rob ert Vesco, not obstruct it, and recalls no recollection of delivery details for Vesco's $200,000 campaign contribution. The trial with Maurice Stans resumes with both facing charges of obstructing justice and conspiracy.
The jury began deliberations in the Boyle case as the prosecution and defense summed their positions. The trial centered on the 1969 Yablonski killings with key witness Turnblazer and notes of alleged orders from Boyle. Prosecutor Sprague urged premeditated murder charges while defense argued reasonable doubt.
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger says the Pentagon is studying ways to reduce support troops in Europe without lowering U S combat posture. He noted improved political support for keeping U S forces in Europe and pressed NATO allies to assume more defense burden, but gave no figures.
A robber on a 10-speed bicycle halted at a Tulsa drive-in bank and fled with cash. Wind scattered the loot during heavy traffic and the bandit ran on foot. Passers-by recovered most of the money. police reported the rest found.
Australian Parliament dissolved. Governor-General Sir Paul Hasluck announces dissolution. Prime Minister Gough Whitlam confirms a general election will be held on May 18. The action follows typical constitutional procedure amid political realignment in Canberra.
The listing shows price cuts on various clothing items from NOW 9.60 to 8.80 with stretch straps and extended sizes. It notes multiple reg prices and a promotional $1.00 off, indicating a clearance style sale across sizes from M to XXL.
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