Colson Recounts White House Moves In Hunt Memo
Colson testified at the Watergate cover up trial that two days after a burglar’s conviction Haldeman warned Hunt could not be allowed to say damaging things. He read a March 23 1973 memo about discussions with Haldeman and Hunt’s lawyer and described plans to limit exposure and sentences.
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Washington
Charles W. Colton
Howard Hunt Jr
White House
H. R. Haldemann
Hunt
Colson
Haldeman
Richard M. Nixon
Howard Hunt
Coal Miners Return After New Contract
Workers resume shifts after leaders approve a new contract with the coal industry. Most United Mine Workers members plan to return Monday, with inspections and safety checks underway as mines reopen and paydays approach before Christmas.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Consolidation Coal Corp
UMW
Washington
Interior Department
Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Bennett Names HNS Journalist as Governor's Press Secretary
Leroy Towns of Hutchinson and Kansas City, a seven-newspaper Harris Group correspondent, will become press secretary to Gov. Robert Bennett. Towns has covered the Statehouse for three years since November 1971 and is a Kansas State University journalism graduate who spent a month in Vietnam freelancing for Kansas papers. John Marshall of the Salina Journal will become the Kansas Correspondent for the Harris Group.
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Hutchinson
HNS
Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Group
Robert Bennett
Towns
Statehouse
Midway Magazine
Demos Seek United Front at Democratic Convention
In Kansas City AP reports Democratic national chairman Robert Strauss predicting unity after a mini-convention session. A broad economics resolution calls for across the board controls to tackle the economy as party leaders push a new charter debated Saturday amid labor and representation tensions.
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Kansas City
Robert 5
Strauss
United
Ford
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor
Rockefeller confirmation set for congressional approval likely
Vice President-designate Nelson A. Rockefeller has completed nine days of House Judiciary Committee hearings. With 12 of 38 committee members possibly opposing at most, the panel is expected to back confirmation, paving the way for Senate approval and a turnover marking an unelected president and vice president.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon-Agnew
House
House Judiciary Committee
Rockefeller
Senate
Jobless Rate Rises to 6.5 Percent in November
Washington reports November unemployment at 6.5 per cent, highest in 13 years, with 482,000 more jobless to 5.879 million and total employment down to 85.7 million as layoffs hit auto, electrical, textile, and retail sectors. Ford policy outlook shifts toward anti-recession steps and possible energy conservation push.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford Administration
House
Ways and Means Committee
White House
Ron Nessen
Ford
Nessen
Alan Greenspan
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Industrious OU Pair Create Feaste Ambience At OU
Ottawa University students George Jaworski and Lynn Beatty lead a seven week effort to recreate a 13th and 14th century hall for the Olde Englishe Yale Feaste. They designed, funded materials, and built stages, a circular fireplace, beamed ceiling, and a three dimensional mural to transport guests from a modern dining hall to a manor hall with electric lighting.
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Jewel Scott
Ottawa University
Yale
George Jaworski
Lynn Beatty
George
Lynn
George Ex
Danny Soman
Shelley Seymour
Jeanne Hull
Sherri Gooding
Robyn Hovey
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Ewing Kauffman
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Wees
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New Hns
Bennett
Rocky
First Baptist Church
Hickory
George and Lynn
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