Weicker charges White House interference in Watergate hearings
Senator Lowell Weicker Jr of Connecticut accuses the White House of pressuring the Watergate hearings. He urges special prosecutor Archibald Cox to probe alleged leaks and improper campaign contributions. Weicker cites taped conversations and cites aides including Ehrlichman and Kleindienst as involved in attempts to sway testimony and public perception.
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No Nixon Watergate Testimony Declined by White House
The White House ruled out any appearance by President Nixon before the Senate Watergate committee, voluntary or subpoenaed, saying he would reject subpoenas and avoid a personal appearance. Senator Mon.toya said the panel might ask Nixon to appear to avoid constitutional debate, while Chairman Ervin hinted at studying a written response instead of testimony. Former counsel John W. Dean III questioned if a White House memo could respond to Dean’s charges.
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John W. Dean III
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Gurney Calls Dean Testimony Shredded In Nixon Probe
Washington Senator Edward Guenay says John Dean's testimony before the Watergate committee appears "pretty shredded." He disputes Dean's claims of presidential knowledge and evidence linking Nixon to the cover up while noting inconsistencies on discussions of obstruction of justice and executive clemency.
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Community notices and events listed in Okaloosa Digest
Public notices list VFW fish fry at Fort Walton Beach, Destin American Legion Game Night, National Sojourners meeting at Mariburst Field Officers Club, Holy Name Game Night Niceville, Red Cat Thrift Shop remodeling clearance, Decoupage class Ferry Park Recreation Center, YMCA Kinderkamp openings, Cub Scout Pack 543 Kendwood meeting and Ranger Camp trip details.
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Kemvyand School
Ex POW Widow Blames Pentagon for Husband's Death
Sandra Kavanaugh, widow of Marine Sgt. Abel Larry Kavanaugh, claims Col. Theodore Guy and the Pentagon pushed false charges against her late husband, who died of a gunshot suspected as self inflicted. The district attorney cautioned the death might have been accidental. Kavanaugh faced accusations of aiding the enemy after returning from five years as a North Vietnamese prisoner.
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Hearts and Design Society Wins Use of Old Fort Walton Hall
Fort Walton Beach City Council grants the Hearts and Design Society access to the old city hall police and fire building on First Street to create an arts museum with an all public opening planned. Ray Dowell chairs the project with a committee including PYG Moore Licille Reske Laura Polk Leo Rogers Margaret Rogers Ena Fagan Rita Schaefer Helen Gainer Isabelle Langaker Ben Sharan Doris McKay Patsy Nance and Keith Bance.
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Hearts and Design Society
Fort Walton Beach
Old City Hall
First St
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Laura Polk
Leo Rogers
Margaret Rogers
Ena Fagan
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Fort Watton Beadh Florida Post Office Entry
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Egypt Claims Kill Of Israeli Phantom Jet
Egypt says its air defenses shot down an Israeli Phantom jet over the Suez Canal after two intruding aircraft entered Egyptian airspace. Israel reports missiles fired at its planes but states all aircraft returned to base safely. The incident occurred near the canal’s southern sector with conflicting accounts from both sides.
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Sterilized Girls File Legal Suit in Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama the Office of Economic Opportunity halted funding for a poverty agency after two black teen sisters Minnie Relf 14 and Mary Alice 12 were allegedly sterilized at a local hospital on June 13. Their mother Mrs Lonnie Relf signed what she believed were antifertility shots. The suit seeks 1 million dollars with attorney Melvin Belli and accuses the agency of illegal sterilization. A nurse reportedly pressured Kalie 16 to consent but she escaped.
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Kalie
Jaw-incone
Ecliptic Boom Brings Nairobi Venture To Remote Lake Rudolf
In LOIVENGALI, Kenya, a total eclipse attracts scientists tourists and businessmen. Nairobi operators pivot to profit as lodges tents and transport services rush to serve visitors heading 400 miles north for seven minutes four seconds of darkness. Prices soar with luxury camps charging premium rates.
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Midretania
United States
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Travas Ue
Central Africa
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TV newsman jailed for refusing Attica questions
WARSAI UP A Buffalo television newsman faces jail after a special grand jury found him in contempt for refusing to answer questions about the 1971 Attica prison riot. Stewart Dan of WGR TV was sentenced to jail unless a stay is obtained from the U S Supreme Court. The ruling followed Dan's two refusals to testify about actions inside the prison during the five day uprising that left 43 dead. In a separate matter in Tallahassee AG Robert Shevin said drive in theaters may be fenced for safety but not required for X rated venues. Local governments could require fencing as a road safety measure rather than curb moral standards.
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Stewart Dan
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Robert J. Shevin
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Shovin
Safety Council projects July Fourth highway deaths and injuries
The National Safety Council warned that up to 240 people could die and as many as 12,000 suffer disabling injuries in Fourth of July traffic. Excessive drinking, speeding, and not wearing seat belts were cited as major factors during the holiday period from July 3 to July 4.
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National Safety Council
West Africa drought slows recovery amid 10 million affected
UPI reports FAO and UN figures warn West Africa's 60 year drought has halved livestock and threatens half of national output. Chad Mali Mauritania Niger Senegal and Upper Volta suffer worst losses with millions facing hunger as wells dry up and water rationing sparks unrest.
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