Senators Call Aide Testimony In Watergate Probe
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted unanimously to summon White House counsel John W. Dean to testify on his ties to the FBI Watergate inquiry. It also invited Judith Hoback, Thomas Bishop, Thomas Lumbard, and others connected to the Nixon campaign to appear. Nixon opposes Dean’s testimony.
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Wallington
UPT
Nixon
Senate Judiciary Committee
White House
John W. Dean
FBI
L. Patrick Gray III
cHudith Hoback
West
Palm Beach
Fla
Zin
Sher
Thomas Bishop
Thomas Lumbard
Treasury and
Justice Department
Nixon Campaign
G. Gordon Liddy
Dean
Boyle Ordered Yablonski Killed, Says Triggerman
ERIE Pennsylvania report states Paul Gilly testified that ex-UMW President Tony Boyle ordered the Yablonski murders for the welfare of the union. Gilly, 39, said he learned from his father in law Silous Huddleston and from Prater that Boyle wanted Yablonski killed to protect the union pension fund and power.
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Erie, Pa
UPD
Joseph. A. “Dock
Yablonski
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
UMW
William J. Prater
Cleveland House
Paul Gilly
Silous Huddleston
Prater
Boyle
Plato Cacheris
Washington
Gilly
Margaret
Charlotte
Yablonskis
Clarksville
Albert Pass
Pass
Middlesboro
Huddleston
Annette
Richard A. Sprague
Sprague
Tony Boyle
Wives Await POW Reunion At Bases Maxwell Or Keesler
Wives plan to meet their husbands on return from captivity with plans to travel by Maxwell or Keesler Air Force Base. Marie notes personal growth from separation, independence, and home repairs while appreciating neighborly help and community support for POW MIA families.
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Prody
Prudy
Marie
Flynn Kin Awaits Call To Keesler
The Flynn family awaits reunion at Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi after long separation. Mrs. Flynn says husband, captured by North Vietnamese, is well and their clan grows with sons in law and relatives. Kevin helps bake Toll House cookies for the welcome home.
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Flynn Kin
Keesler
Col. Flynn
Kevin
T He Flynns
Mrs.Flynn
Toll House
Biloxi
Cal. Flynn
Train and Truck Collide Near Hortense Ga Derail Auto-Train
A truck hauling 26 tons of logs hit a speeding Auto-Train with 200 passengers at a foggy Georgia crossing. The collision derailed 27 cars, killed the truck driver, and sent about two dozen passengers to hospitals, four admitted. A fire from an engine spread to a nearby forest before being put out. The Auto Train ran from Lorton Virginia to Sanford Florida. Passengers reported an incredible vibration as cars rolled on the tracks and some of the 108 autos on the rail cars were damaged or scattered.
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Hortense
UPI
Georgia
Autotrain
Lorton
Sanford
Fla
Viet Cong POWs To Be Freed
Washington releases list of 27 military prisoners and five civilians to be freed by the Viet Cong in Hanoi. Names include Army CWO Francis Gene Anton of Willingboro NJ and Marine Capt. Bruce Archer of Rochester NY, with hometowns listed for most others and several tied to California, New York, and Illinois. The five civilians are Pacific Architects and Engineers staffers and a State Department officer among Hue captives from February 1968.
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Washington
UPD
Defense and State Departments
Hanoi
Army
Francis Gene Anton
Willingboro
N.J
Bruce Raymond Archer
Rochester
Pensacola
Fla
Army Spec
Michael Patrick Branch
Army MA
Harvey Gordon Brande
Long Beach
Calif
Army S
Robert Preston Chenoweth
Portland
Gre
James Alexander Daly Jr
New York City
Thomas James Davis
Eulala
Ala
Peter Edward Drabic
Union Gridge
Marine
Frederick Louis Albert Jr
Brentwood
N.Y
Air Force Co
Theodore Wilson Guy
Tucson
Ariz
Elmhurst
Robert Ray Helle
Toledo
Ohio
Abel Larry Kavanaugh
Denver
Colo
Floyd Harald Kushner
Danville
Richmond
Houston
Tex
John Sparks
Chattanooga
Tenn
Air Force
Joan A. Young
Waukegan
Chicago
Theodore Y William Gustas
Sheridan
Wyo
Floyd James Thompson
Alexander Henderson
Spring Valley
South Vietnam
Pacific Architects and Engineers
Philip W. Manhard
McLean
State Department
Russell J. Page
Elberta, fAlch
Richard H. Spaulding
Enid
Okla
Eugene Vieaver
Kenosha
Wis
U.S. Army
Hue
South Korea Ends Vietnam War Zone Involvement
South Korea formally ended combat operations in Vietnam after eight and a half years. About 60,000 ROK troops were in country. 2,085 remained on duty as colors were packed. Cease-fire violations and prisoner releases marked the transition, with 1,200 communists to be freed at Quang Tri and 1,000 more planned.
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Saigon
UPD
Vietnam
Republic of Korea
ROK
South Vietnam
Seoul
Quang Tri
Magyar Soldier Defects to Australia Amid Asylum
A 22 year old Hungarian sergeant with the International Commission of Control and Supervision defected from Saigon and has been granted political asylum in Australia. Sel. Georghiu Wallner was placed on a plane to Bangkok and applied for a migrant visa at the Australian embassy in Saigon. Canberra officials confirmed he was accepted as a migrant, with reports he may have proceeded to Sydney after a Bangkok flight.
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ICUS
Georghtu Wallner
Australia
Sydney
Saigon
UPS
International Commission of Control and Supervision
McCs
Georghiu Wallner
Bangkok
Wallner
Canberra
Thai International Airlines
School Board Sets Open Policy And Zoning Changes
The board approved a new policy requiring PTA or PTO at all elementary schools and two annual open houses at secondary schools to boost public involvement. A revised elementary zoning plan shifts 500 to 600 students to air conditioned facilities, mostly eastward. A series of school tours, starting April 6, will showcase Fort Walton Beach High Elliott Point Pryor Longwood and others with bus transport and lunch.
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Eglin
Pledger V. Sullivan
Fort Walton Beach High School
Elliott Point
Pryor Jr. High School
Longwood
Fort Walton Beach
Playgr aund Daily News front page masthead and notices
The Playgr aund Daily News announces its freedom newspaper status with historic publication details. It lists address in Fort Walton Beach Florida and main office phone numbers. Subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including monthly and annual terms, are provided along with a note on circulation and ABC membership.
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Your Freedom
Playground Daily News Division
Florida
Freedom Newspapers Inc
Eglin Parkway
Ft. Walton Beach
Okaloosa Digest notices sweep local clubs and menus
Community bulletin items list school lunch menus for Okaloosa County, church and civic group meetings, and guest speakers from March through Wednesday. Highlights include Okaloosa County School lunch fried chicken meal, Shalimar Town Council at 7 p.m., Fort Walton Beach Rotary Club noon meeting with guest Russell D. Best, Bonsai Society program, Edgewater Garden Club March gathering, Eglin NCO Wives game morning, and several garden and social club notices with times and contact details.
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Okaloosa County
SA. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Shalimar Town
Fort Walton Beach
Fort Walton Bonsai Society
Unitarian Fellowship Hall
Ed Smith
Frances Dunmyer
Edgewater Garden Club
Wesley Medley
Rosemont Subdivision
Eglin
Virginia Hays
IBM
Alice Gurney
Knights of Columbus
Carol Ave
Joe Gricius
Dorado Drive
Roper
New Heights School
Shalimar Homemakers Extension Club
Shalimar Presbyterian Church
EOWC
Eglin Officers’ Wives’ Club
Eglin Officers’ Club
Uncle Sam
T.P.W
First Presbyterian Church
Beal St
S.W
Robert Inman
Inmate seeks silk underclothes after hours in Virginia camp
Rustburg Virginia inmates ask U S District Judge Robert R Merhige Jr for permission to wear silk underclothing after eight hours of work. Thomas Lofton says silk attire is comfortable after hot showers and would improve inmate comfort.
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Rustburg
UPI
Virginia
U.S. District Court
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Thomas Lofton
Lofton
States press new death penalty bills across the nation
More than three quarters of state legislatures pursue reinstating capital punishment amid rising violent crime. Bills target killings of police, guards, and other premeditated murders with mandatory penalties, mirroring Nixon federal calls. Some states already have death penalty provisions while others show bleak passage prospects.
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Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
North Carolina
Utah
New York State
Rhode Island
Movida
Ohio
Missouri
Clifford Jones
Iowa
Robert 1. Ray
Ray
New Mexico
Montana
Boverport
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arizona
Arkansas
Hawaii
Carolina
Alabama
Indiana
Connecticut
Iolaho
Nebraska
Nevada
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Oregon
California
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Michigan
Virginia
Maine
Washington
Maryland
Louisiana
South Dakota
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Alaska
Minnesota
North Dakota
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Eleck
Blackwater River State Forest
John Nethen
Division of Forestry
Grover Robinson
Edmond M. Fortune
Jere Tallon
James M. Terry
Maxwell Afb
Keesler Afb
Karen
Bruce
South Korea
An Khe
Playgr Aund Daily News
United Press International
Crestview
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Okaloosa Digest
Houso
Okaloosa
Playground Daily News
PGDN
Eglin Nco Wives Club
NCO Club
Eglin Nco Club