White House Protests Smear Charge Tactics
San Clemente officials and White House aides denounced libelous insinuations about the presidential residence purchases. Ronald K. Ziegler defended the administration, saying no basis exists for claims of impropriety and noting Cox had no knowledge of the transactions. The controversy followed Los Angeles Times reports alleging a preliminary inquiry.
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Ziegler
Los Angeles Times
Cox Denies Interest in Nixon Estates Purchase
President Nixon’s California and Mandi estates purchase rumors drew denials from Cox. He said no basis for the smear and rejected reports he opened a preliminary file to investigate buying the San Clemente and nearby properties.
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Cox
Nixon
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Mandi
Diug
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Nixon Names McLucas Gen Brownto AF Posts
President Nixon announces civilian Jay F. Melnas to secretary of the Air Force with Gen George Brown to succeed the retiring officer. McLucas, 52, from North Carolina, held defense posts and NATO affairs before his Air Force appointment. Stedman Jr., Spiers, Alvin L. etc named to ambassadorial and EPA roles, with reshuffles at the World Bank and Bahama Commonwealth.
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Schlesinger Takes Over As DOD Head
James Schlesinger sworn as Defense Secretary at San Clemente. He pledges to repair frayed national fabric and focus on weapons systems and defense posture despite early criticisms. He becomes the third DOD head since Nixon's reelection and vows patient, steady leadership.
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Schlesinger
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Menhagon
San Clemente
Calif
Sublesinger
Fox
Shaw
Time for Decision Asked on Bug Files
Washington a presidential decision looms on releasing Watergate files as the Senate investigates the scandal. Senate staff say the committee seeks former president Nixon and White House documents, plus memos by aides, to uncover full involvement and cover up details. Gov. Lester Maddox urged Nixon to explain publicly or resign with Spiro Agnew possible succession.
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Lester Maddox
Cerrgin
Nixon
Spiro Tl
Agnew
Sterilization Furor Raised By Richardson
An investigation was ordered into the operation of a federally funded facility amid a sterilization furor. Montgomery County officials and the MCAET denounced reports of coercive practices, claiming records show minors were sterilized under federal supervision over the past months. Authorities pledged a formal review by the Rights Division to determine responsibility and remedies.
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Nixon San Clemente estate tax underassessment charged
Orange County Register reports Nixon underassessed by at least 25 000 to 35 000 over past years due to county assessor practices. White House spokesman disputes claims citing market values and state tax rules.
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Playground Daily News circulation rates
The notice outlines subscription prices for Playground Daily News and Sunday editions. Rates include yearly and monthly options with advance and Sunday only plans, reflecting varying costs. Also notes bureau circulation membership and provides rate examples for different periods.
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Liz Taylor Separated From Richard Burton in Public Note
Elizabeth Taylor disclosed a separation from Richard Burton in a handprinted note to reporters at the Regency Hotel, aiming to save a troubled marriage. The star, who has endured four prior marriages ending in death or divorce, asked fans for support and hoped separation could lead to reconciliation, with no others involved.
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Tie
Montreal
Howie
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Bermuda braces for Hurricane Alice as storm nears
Bermuda residents frantically prep as Hurricane Alice approaches. Officials warn of strong winds and heavy rain with the center expected near the island Tuesday evening. The storm’s sustained winds near hurricane strength, with gusts spreading outward, prompted evacuations and emergency measures across Hamilton and surrounding areas. Local reports describe mounting anxiety but emphasize caution and readiness rather than panic.
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Community Notices From Okaloosa Digest and Local Groups
The Okaloosa Digest urges readers to mail or drop off items for publication, with no telephone submissions. Shalimar hones July 19 meeting at 7 p.m. at Shalimar Methodist Church. Parents Without Partners plans a July fourth family picnic at Garnier's Beach at 2 30 p.m. K of C hosts July Picnic at Jaycee Park starting 9 20 a.m. Fort Walton Beach Hospital Auxiliary meets July 5 at USO 9 30 a.m. Membership invited.
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NAACP warns of inferior theory at convention
Roy Wilkins told the NAACP national convention that new theories claim blacks are genetically inferior and that education cannot help blacks gain or keep jobs. He cited Dr. William Shockley as promoting genetic inferiority and warned against any return to separate but equal ideas.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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