Watergate ties politics to security in Nixon remarks
Washington AP reports President Nixon acknowledged unethical and possibly illegal actions by national security personnel involved in his 1972 re election campaign while insisting he did not authorize campaign wrongdoing. He said security measures were misused in Watergate and pledged greater vigilance. He noted different views among aides blurred lines between security and politics and that some sought to protect administration goals rather than public responsibility.
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Washington
Nixon
Watergate
Democratic National
Public View of Criminals Cites Rehabilitation Need
Dr. Walter Menninger of the Menninger Foundation and Topeka State Hospital tells the Governor's Committee on Criminal Administration that the public seeks safety from criminals more than rehabilitation. He warns the desire for vengeance blocks understanding of crime and says most criminals are not mentally ill. He urges stronger support for rehabilitation within penal institutions.
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Topeka, Kan
Walter Menninger
Menninger Foundation
Topeka State Hospital
Menninger
Foundation
Dr. Menhinger
Britain reels as two ministers resign amid sex scandal
London reports Lord Jellicoe, leader in the Lords, resigns after his name links to a ring of call girls. Air minister Lord Lambton follows, resigning for ill health but later admitting ties to call girls and drugs charges. Heath faces pressure for inquiry though MI5 checks possible security risks. Lambton, 50, vows no drug addiction as he goes into seclusion in Scotland.
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Heath
Britain
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Christine Keeler
MI5
Scotland
Call Girls
Garnett City Approves Five Percent Salary Increase
Garnett City Commission on Wednesday night approved a five percent salary raise for city employees in 1973 at a cost of $5,980 funded by a 1.12 mill levy. A 1974 proposal would cost $16,330 funded by a 3.08 mill levy and is tabled. The panel also allocated $12,828 in revenue sharing for streets, totaling $21,000 thus far.
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Joan Istas Garnett
Garnett
Lyon and Associates
Littleton
Colo
Garnett City
Donald Stone
First Street
Stone
Robert Powers
Paul Kircher
Dick Doty
Mark Payne
Gwinn Shell
Donna Umbarger
Zoning Board of Appeals
US Against New Move For Israeli Arab Peace
United States opposes a proposed UN Security Council move to form a special committee to press an Arab Israeli settlement. Egypt requested a June 4 debate on Middle East deadlock, while U.S. and Israel resist new machinery and favor sticking to 1967 principles. Egypt seeks negotiations after Israeli withdrawal from all occupied lands, which Israel rejects.
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United States
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Middle East
Israel
Council
U. N
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Gunnar V. Jarring
Moscow
Jarring
Waldheim
Notice of Sale of Abandoned Vehicle and Estate Hearing
Legal notices published May 24 and May 29 1973 announce sale of an abandoned 1962 Oldsmobile Gold of Michael F Dodson stored at State Highway Commission Yard Garnett Kansas and a probate hearing in Franklin County for the estate of Goldie A Langdon with a June 1 1973 defense deadline.
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State Highway Commission of Kansas
Michael F. Dodson
Oldsmobile
State Highway Commission
Garnett
Kansas
John D. Montgomery
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Goldie A. Langdon
City of Ottawa
Goldie
Langdon
City of
Ottawa
Said
Benjamin F. Hughes
Trade Picture Gets Brighter in April Surplus
Washington AP The United States posted its first April trade surplus in 18 months with exports at record highs for a third straight month and imports down for a second month. Exports surpassed imports by 196.3 million dollars aided by reduced Canadian imports and a boom abroad. Dent cautioned the surplus may not signal a permanent shift though the year’s first four months ran at a 1.9 billion dollar annual deficit.
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Washington
United States
Frederick Dent
Dent
Rie
Commerce Department
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