Unions in pinch Watergate and Hunt’s hidden role
The piece argues much Watergate detail remains unseen and that reporters face restraint in naming figures. It highlights E. Howard Hunt’s possible thefts of Kennedy files and dirt seeking, plus Colson’s association and unclear perceptions of Colson’s intentions.
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Watergate
Nixon
FBI
Patrick Gray
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Democrats
White House
Gray
New U S export field is medical for developing nations
Editorials note that doctors trained abroad return home to underdeveloped health systems. Omni Research proposes a Puerto Rico data bank and a Tegucigalpa lab. US firms view medical tech as both aid and export to combat the trade deficit. High tech equipment, including Gemsaec and centrifuges, target global markets.
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United States
Europe
Irving Gray
Georgetown University
Gray
Omni Research, Inc
Omni
Honduras
Tegucigalpa
U.S
North America
Jim Whidden
Electro-Nucleonics, Inc
Bethesda
Gemsaec
Texan Pioneer for women's lib praised in Austin
The essay reflects on Elisabet Ney a sculptor who challenged gender roles and left works in Texas including statues at the Capitol. It recalls her life with Dr Edmund Montgomery, her demeanor, and her insistence on independence. The piece also notes Gen Albert Sidney Johnston and a tale about Peter the Great’s sobriety medal.
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Robert E. Ford
Associated Press
State
Capitol Complex
Austin
Albert Sidney Johnston
Elisabeth Ney
State of
Texas
Elisabet Ney
Women’s Liberation Movement
Capitol
Miss Ney
Sam Houston
Stephen F. Austin
Dick Roberts
Travel and Information Division
The
Edmund D. Montgomery
New World
Liendo
Hempstead
Dr. Montgomery
Waller County
Roberts
Montgomery
Miss New
Gen. Johnston
Johnson
Republic
Mirabeau B. Lamar
Johnston
Shiloh
First Animated Feature Snow White Debuts in 1937
The earliest feature-length animated cartoon is Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs released in 1937. The world's largest flag, Old Glory, was displayed by Hudson's Department Store in Detroit measuring 104 by 235 feet.
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Walt Disney
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Hudson’s Department Store
Detroit
Hen Soul Theory Seeks Cure for Newcastle Disease
Psychic magazine notes metaphysician Bernard Wocher of Santa Ana claims the Newcastle virus sickened California hens due to their unhappiness. He proposes mental telepathy to reach the hen soul and release emotional trauma. No poultry industry partners offered to test the idea.
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Psychic Magazine
California
Bernard Wocher
Santa Ana
Wober
Jesus
Waber
High cholesterol diet turns reader into kitchen chemist
Joy Stilley writes from New York about adapting to a strict low cholesterol regimen after her husband’s illness. She details replacing cream and egg yolks with substitutes, scrutinizing labels for diglycerides and propylene glycol monostearates, and the comical risk of confusing packaging for the fake egg and fake cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Stilley
NEW York
Margerine
Readers' Letters Guidelines Print Policy
The page explains letters to the editor may be printed if they include the writer's signature and address, withholdable upon request, stay under 500 words and address topics of general interest, and are not in poor taste. It outlines submission requirements and suitability.
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FBI
Hunt
Kennedy
State Department
John Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
White House
Charles Colson
Colson
Nixon
Colson-Hunt
Texas Legislature Sees Slow Progress Before May Adjournment
In Austin, Governor Briscoe holds veto power but seeks no special session as the 63rd Legislature lags with far fewer bills sent to the desk than the 62nd. Debates on the eight billion dollar budget and a constitutional revision plan dominate while hearings span Amarillo to San Antonio and beyond.
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Austin
Tex
House
Senate
Dolph Briscoe
Price Daniel Jr
Daniel
Texas
Constitutional Revision Commission
Panhandle
Far West Texas
Amarillo
Lubbock
Paso
Midland-Odessa
San Angelo
San Antonio
Arlington
Texarkana
Tyler
Lufkin- Nacogdoches
Houston
Laredo
Corpus Christi
McAllen
Beaumont-Port Arthur-Orange
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Waco
Midland
Court of Criminal Appeals
Dallas
Supreme Court
12Th Court of Civil Appeals
Briscoe
L. DeWitt Hale
R. L. Vale
Joe Allen
Baytown
David Finney
Fort Worth
Neil Caldwell
Angleton
Bunyan L. Hutchinson
Bowie
Stuart Nunn
Dempsie Henley
Liberty
Commission For Indian Affairs
Wayne Owen
West Texas State University Board of Regents
John C. White
White
High Plains
Rains
Carl A. Parker
Port Arthur
May 2 in history highlights across world events
This date recalls pivotal moments from 1945 with Soviet victory in Berlin and Italian Austrian surrenders, 1536 Anne Boleyn's execution, 1670 Hudson's Bay charter, and other milestones. It notes births like Bing Crosby and King Hussein, and quotes Goethe on science and art.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Italy
Austria
Anne Boleyn
England
Tower of London
Hudson’s Bay Company
San Quentin
California
Israel
Konrad Adenauer
Yellow Sea
Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis
Tenn
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
King Hussein of
Jordan
Bing Crosby
Goethe
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