Impeachment Panel Hears Nixon ITT Tapes
The House Judiciary Committee reviewed three tapes on ITT related matters, seen as helpful to Nixon and undermining former attorneys general Mitchell and Kleindienst. Chairman Rodino announced staff would interview Charles Carson, with possible witness calls. Some members said tapes show Mitchell perjury, while others noted no clear contradiction of Nixon’s claim about dropping the ITT suit.
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Ford credits Nixon diplomacy for Kissinger success
Vice President Ford praised Nixon for shaping Kissinger’s Middle East peace efforts and urged observers to judge Nixon by foreign policy strides rather than Watergate. He cited Nixon’s Moscow and Peking visits, Vietnam troop withdrawals, POW releases, and the end of the draft as factors creating a new international climate.
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US Catholic Leader Calls For War Amnesty
Bishop James 8 Rausch urged unconditional amnesty for Vietnam War opponents in a Holy Year context. He cited past support for selective conscientious objectors and suggested the nation should seriously consider broad amnesty amid reconciliation calls.
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Neat pipe bomb kills Judge in Washington case
A mailed pipe bomb exploded in Judge James Lawless's chambers at the Franklin County Courthouse in Pasco killing the 50 year old Superior Court judge. Sheriff Richard Boyles called the device four to six inches long and very neat. Authorities pursue anonymous tips as UPI notes a second explosive incident had struck a county official earlier in the month.
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Manager Goes For Haircut and Vanishes with Funds
Ray Melvin Winchester, Erlanger Hospital finance director, left for a haircut and did not return. Authorities accuse him of taking more than a half million dollars from hospital funds and misusing over $5,000 from the T. C. Thompson Children’s Hospital account. Erlanger officials express shock, noting Winchester’s prior performance and ties to St. Mary's Hospital in Knoxville.
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Destin Installs Chamber Slate For New Year
Dick McHarg Dr Joe Carn ey and Alfred McLeod were installed Tuesday night as president vice president and secretary treasurer of the Destin Chamber of Commerce McHarg a Destin real estate man placed Theo Shaw in the chamber s top spot Carnely is a Destin dentist and McLeod is postmaster New board members installed during ceremonies at the Plaza Restaurant were Capt Tony Davis Bud LaFountain Andy Andrews and Don King
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Senate bars Army from testing poison gas on beagle pups
The Senate voted 76 to 12 to bar the Army from testing poison gas on beagle puppies and directed the Pentagon to avoid spending any added defense funds to boost the economy. Debates on the 21.8 billion 1973 arms procurement bill included calls to publish annual intelligence outlays and create a peace-time conversion fund. Leaders planned controversial proposals on troop reductions in Europe and Asia. Senator Tower warned a major cutback could undermine NATO Warsaw Pact talks. Humprey supported banning animal experiments, arguing other animals could be used.
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Children Seek Pause on Whaling in Tokyo Mission
Three children from Sweden, San Francisco, and Canada travel to Tokyo to urge Prime Minister Tanaka to back a one year moratorium on commercial whaling. They carry 75,000 letters from worldwide children and aim to present them at a Wednesday meeting.
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Main Office Want Ads Valp Niceville Crestview Circulation
Classified notice outlines subscription rates by carrier for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include daily and Sunday copies, varying terms from monthly to yearly, with advance payment and multiple city coverage. Membership in Audit Bureau of Circulation noted with contact lines.
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Energy official urges open neck shirts to save cooling energy
Federal Energy Administration chief John Sawhill urged male office workers to shed neckties and wear open neck short sleeved shirts to cut air conditioning costs. He noted 78 degree thermostat settings can save fuel, while women should wear comfortable clothes. He emphasized discretionary dress code decisions remain with authorities. Also, the AAA reported gasoline supplies generally good with 13 percent of stations out of gas and prices steady.
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Elementary student beaten in school restroom shock at Potter
An 11 year old boy, Leon Wester, remained unconscious and in guarded condition after being beaten by three teen attackers in the Potter Elementary School restroom Monday afternoon. Police said the assailants, not students, fled with one seen carrying an iron bar. The school is in a predominantly black neighborhood with a mixed student body.
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Oil Company Chief Charged In Kidnapping Case
FBI charged Walter Melmerich 54 president of Sooner Supply Company with kidnapping oil executive Walter Melmerich abducted from route to work, driven bound in a blue Cadillac for eight hours, ransom of 741000 collected. Freddie D. Smith 45 of Sooner Supply was arrested after Melmerich was released unharmed. Smith jailed on 1 million bond.
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Hunger strike deaths spark renewed security across British Isles
Irish and British police tightened security at airports and public buildings amid hunger strike protests following the death of IRA convict Michael Gaughan after a 64 day fast. Other IRA prisoners also began refusing food, with tensions rising in Dublin London and Belfast as political leaders urged calm.
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