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Playground Daily News in Fort Walton Beach, Florida

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Newspaper

Playground Daily News

Location

Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1973

Page

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Mitchell Testimony Says He Approved Some Watergate Plans

Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell testified he did not approve bugging nor handle any money for the Watergate defendants. Reports from The Washington Star-News and The Washington Post claim Mitchell eventually backed the plans and said Jeb Magruder sought White House approval. The case ties in Maurice Stans and John Dean with cash payments linked to the defendants.

Washington UPI John N. Mitchell Mitchell Nixon Federal Grand Jury Washington Star-News Washington Post Jeb Stuart Magruder Commerce White House Maurice H Stans James W. McCord Jr McCord John. W. Dean Iit The New York Times John

Egypt Mobilizes for War in Nationwide Effort

United Press International reports Egypt calls for full mobilization of human and material resources as war with Israel continues. Arab League chiefs meet in Cairo to coordinate strategy while Moroccan troops promised by King Hassan II reportedly depart for Syria. Israeli forces claim guerrilla strike failures in Safad and Beirut raids draw UN condemnation with mixed abstentions by major powers. President Sadat assumes control of a 36 man cabinet and roles as military governor.

United Press International Egypt Israel United States Middle East Cairo Arab League Ahmed Ismail Paris le Monde Oran Algeria Hassan II Syria Galilee Safad al Fatah Beirut U.N. Security Council Soviet Union China Guinea

Bomb Explosions Blaze Across Londonderry Easter Weekend

Bombs ripped through four Londonderry buildings injuring several at a public bar and damaging shops as British troops and police brace for Easter violence. A second blast hit an empty villa. no injuries reported. Police had warned of possible unrest amid Protestant and Catholic marches. Local security forces recovered weapons at a Belfast church.

Belfast UPI Londonderry Northern Ireland Londonderry City Center

Temperance blamed as bill fate hinges on House changes

In Tallahassee Senator Dan Scarborough vows not to concede to House revisions removing drinking and gambling from a bill granting 18 to 20 year olds full adult rights. He notes the House passed it last year but governor's lobbyists influenced changes and cites a tight one vote margin as potential for reversal. He discusses teetotaling morality claims by Askew.

Tallahassee UPLI Senate House Mko Scarborough Educational Television Network Today In Askew Florida

US Grain Sales Open To Inspection

Private U.S. grain traders will disclose 1973 sales to Russia under a plan from the Agriculture Department. The system aims to replace trade rumors with documented facts, though exporters must report only after 21 days, delaying early disclosure of large deals.

Washington UPI U.S Russia Agriculture Department Carroll G. Brunthaver

Aged Tax Relief Sought by Nixon

UPI reports President Nixon plans to ask Congress for property tax relief up to 500 a year for elderly homeowners and renters. The proposal would aid all over 65 with household incomes under 25 000, sent to Capitol Hill in weeks.

Nixon Congress Capitol Hill White House

Florida retirement system underfunding alarms lawmakers

Rep. Jerry Melvin says Florida's retirement system faces an unfunded liability of 1.8 billion dollars with annual growth of 6.5 percent. A 1952 report and merged systems underscore funding gaps while the state now contributes 170 million versus a required 293 million, with projections rising to 390 million in five years. A joint study committee is urged, with no new laws until addressed.

Tillinghast and Co Melvin

Two 17-year-olds Arrested For Marijuana

Two Fort Walton Beach youths aged 17 were charged with possession of marijuana under five grams after police searched a residence at 240 Cecelia Dr following a confidential tip. A small amount was found in a car glove compartment and another found in a plastic bag inside a boot. Trial is set for May 9 at 7 p.m. in the County Courtroom on Hollywood Blvd.

Fort Walton Beach Cecelia Dr Grover €. Ayers Jr Auxilary Kenneth Crowder Howard Gill Hollywood Blvd

Martha Mitchell describes Watergate era as political prisoner period

Martha Mitchell says she was held as a political prisoner after the Watergate disclosures. She recounts June events including a Beverly Hills party, Newport Beach stay, and a blocked press access as the Watergate story unfolded. She warned she would leave if her husband, John Mitchell, did not exit politics.

Martha Mitchell Key Biscayne, Fla UPI John N. Mitchell White House Newport Beach Calif Democratic Mitchells Beverly Hills Taft Schrieber Pat Nixon Newporter Inn Watergate Complex

Okaloosa Digest and Local Event Notes

Community notices urge submitting items to Playground Daily News in typed formats. April 24 27 Okaloosa lunch menu lists daily meals. Playground USO hosts Easter buffet at 5 30 p m at 161 Miracle Strip Pkwy. NW Florida Kart Club holds summer races today at Pensacola Airport with 2 p m start and free spectators.

Okaloosa Digest Playground Daily News PGDN Okaloosa County Playground USO U.S.Q U.S.C Miracle Strip Pkwy Northwest Florida Pensacola

Training film mix up ends in accidental adult reel

In Rocklin California deputy William Cramer intended to show a training film to Sierra College students but grabbed the wrong cannister. The class watched the start of a confiscated 1935 pornographic film instead of Play It Cool.

Rocklin Calif UPI William Cramer Sierra College

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