Watergate's effect on Nixon psyche analyzed by Risher
San Clemente diary reveals President Nixon withdrawing more from public view as Watergate crises mount. In August he spends most days away from Washington and plans to stay three more weeks, continuing a pattern of restlessness and secrecy around his mental state.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention
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Crossword and Nixon Watergate era notes
Readable crossword clues list with THOMAS JOSEPH byline and a long Nixon Watergate era memo describing his retreat to Camp David and public reaction. Includes cryptogram line and a quoted exchange with Rose Mary Woods.
Neighbors crash dinners with endless visits and bragging
A reader describes a nervy couple who drop by for dinner several times weekly, finish all food, drink coffee by the gallon, and even host at their place while boasting about a stocked freezer. The writer seeks a tactful solution without revealing they already ate.
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Abby
Dear Abby advice column excerpt from Norwalk Reflector
An Abby column excerpt discusses handling unwelcoming guests and relationship concerns. A divorced woman questions a 50 year old boyfriend who kisses her daughters but avoids her, and whether to push toward marriage. Tips urge clarifying his views on marriage while flagging ethical issues raised.
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Abby
TV Schedule Snapshot With Classic Movie Listings
The page lists a dense broadcast lineup including The Sergeant, The Rose Tattoo, Code Two, Village of Daughters, and evening programs across ABC CBS and local stations. It features film titles, lead actors, and multiple news, game shows, and late night entries such as Truth or Consequences, Hollywood Squares, The Waltons, Ironside, Mod Squad, and Johnny Carson, with a late night Wells Fargo and news loop wrap.
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Inner Circle
Wells Fargo
Television Schedule Highlights and Time Slots
The list outlines a dense weekday programming slate from Friday afternoon through late night, detailing show titles and time stamps across networks. Programs include news, game shows, soaps, comedies, and children's fare, with recurring entries such as Jeopardy, Price Is Right, General Hospital, and Captain Kangaroo, ending with Bowling For Dollars.
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Dinah Shore
Phil Donahue
Somerset
Merv Griffin
Church Thrives Under Persecution in Cuba Says Baptist Leader
Rev. Bibiano Molina, after fifty years in Cuba, reports that despite Castro's antichurch policy and indirect harassment churches remain open and self supporting. Young Cubans increasingly attend despite opposition, proving the church's resilience and faith under oppression.
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United States
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Southern Baptist Home Mission Board
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