White House Apologizes to The Washington Post Over Watergate Coverage
The White House apologized to The Washington Post for earlier denouncements of its Watergate disclosures and said President Nixon will meet with reporters more often. Press secretary Ziegler admitted over-enthusiastic praise of the Post. Nixon may hold more news conferences after admitting disbelief of high-level bugging reports.
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Bob) Woodward
Carl) Bernstein
Ronald Ziegler
Woodward
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Ziegler
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Newbold Noyes says media fairness issue is dead
A Tuesday remark from editor Newbold Noyes at the Washington Star-News declares the administration's media fairness questions a dead issue. Nixon lauds the free press for exposing facts and aiding justice, while Noyes and James Kilpatrick doubt Watergate will reshape Nixon’s press relations long term.
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Washington Star-News
Nixon
Noyes
James J. Kilpatrick
The
Richmond News Leader
Nixon Ordered Independent Probe Into Pentagon Papers Leak
Los Angeles based report states President Nixon personally ordered an independent White House probe into the Pentagon Papers leak. Aides say Liddy and Hunt conducted the inquiry, later linked to the Watergate break in. Ehrlichman claimed no prior knowledge of the psychiatrist office burglary.
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Hunt
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Watergate Complex
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Pentagon Papers
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Ellsberg
Psychiatrst
David Young
National Security Agency
Egil Krogh
Anthony J. Russo Jr
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Justice Department
Byrne
Gasoline Rationing Spreads Through Major Dealers
Major oil firms announce price hikes and rationing moves as the national fuel crisis deepens. Cities Service and Amoco plan immediate limits on supplies to dealers, Texaco warns it may not meet rising demand, and Union Oil president Fred L. Hartley calls the energy crisis the gravest national problem.
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Amoco Oil
Texaco
Congress
Union Oil Co
Fred L. Hartley
Hartley
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Detroit
Chicago
Indianapolis
Nh Cities Service
Sun Oil
Sunaca
Shell Oil
Atlantic Richfield
ARCO
Cilers Service
Amoca Oil
Local Okaloosa notices list meetings and club events
Neighborhood groups churches and colleges publish schedules and notices for Okaloosa County. Items include school menus manpower meeting Rotary Club Moose Lodge library and church events plus OWJC spring registration and new student orientation with venue details and times.
Fort Walton Man Fined for Late Jury Duty
William H. Hill, 21, of Fort Walton Beach was fined $30 or three days in jail after being 30 minutes late for jury duty. Judge Erwin Fleet declared him in contempt, assessed the fine, and excused him from serving.
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Crestview
William H. Hill
Fort Walton Beach
Erwin Fleet
Hill
Fleet
Adkins Addresses FWB Kiwanis Club
Florida Supreme Court Justice James C. Adkins Jr. spoke to the Fort Walton Beach Kiwanis Tuesday in observance of Law Day. He highlighted recent Florida court reforms including the Speedy Trial rule, bond hearings within 24 hours, and court system reorganization to reduce backlogs.
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Fort Walton Beach
Benny Benthall
al Turner
Florida Supreme Court
James C. Adkins Jr
Fort Wallon Beach
Kiwanis Club
England
Adkins
Florida
State approves 1.329 million condemnation payment in Rainey block
Cabinet backs paying 1.329 million to Bartow Rainey for a Capitol area block after a Leon County jury set the price and the First District Court of Appeals upheld it. Also approved UF chiller project architects and state bond issues, with a protest hearing on a Sonax lease at Ponce De Leon State Park.
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Rainey
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University of Florida
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Lee County
Sonax Exploration Co
Houston
Texas
Ponce de Leon State Park
Holmes County
May Day strikes disrupt Britain and worldwide protests
May Day demonstrations turned violent in several countries. A Spanish policeman was fatally stabbed, in Mexico two students were killed during a rooftop gunfight after peaceful marches. Moscow drew over a million in Red Square while Berlin, Madrid and other cities saw clashes. Brezhnev urged detente while warning against hostile forces.
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Moscow
Red Square
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Stockholm
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London
Britain
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Madrid
Spain
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Alocha
Barcelona
Valladolid
Brezhnev Reiterates Peace Policy in May Day Address
In a 16 minute Lenin Mausoleum speech Brezhnev pledges to seek better ties with the United States Japan and Western Europe and calls Soviet foreign policy a policy of peace. He mentions Vietnam as a finished war and notes Politburo members on the reviewing stand amid changes in the leadership.
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Cabinet approves purchase of Gulf Coast beach lands
The Florida Cabinet voted to buy 1,468 acres on St George Island in Franklin County for 6.4 million dollars over four years. Leisure Properties Limited will fund water and sewage facilities and be constrained to limit development for six months while a coastal setback line is established.
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UPI
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Florida
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Franklin County
Reubin Askew
Leisure Properties Limited
Eastpoint
Navy
St. Andrews State Park
Bay County
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Tampa
Choctawhatchee Bay
Brevard County
Treasury projects smaller federal deficits for 1973 and beyond
Treasury Secretary George Shultz told the Ways and Means Committee that unanticipated tax revenue will cut the 1973 deficit to 19.6 billion dollars from 24.8. He also said the next fiscal year's deficit will be 5.7 billion, down from 12.7.
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UPI
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