Edginess of U S leaders stirs alarm
Washington reports unprecedented strain among top officials as the President shows stress in New Orleans public appearance and orders his press secretary. Vice President Agnew attacks the attorney general over alleged leaks while questioning DOJ role in media reports about a Maryland kickback probe and Secretary of State Rogers condemns the events.
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Justice Department
Maryland
William P. Rogers
Warren
Ronald Yaegler
Ziegler
Atty
Eliot Richardson
Richardson
Rogers Out Kissinger In Cabinet Shakeup Explained
The article describes secretary Rogers's resignation amid Nixon era tensions, with Henry Kissinger becoming the dominant force in foreign policy. It notes Rogers’s prior roles, his links to Nixon, and his possible influence on policy if uncertainty lingers, while detailing White House statements about the President’s strain and the ongoing Watergate fallout.
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China
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Agnew Lashes Out Over Probe and Press Leaks
Vice President Agnew assails officials and the press over a probe into alleged kickbacks. Richardson says media restraint helps fairness while Deputy White House aides report Nixon pressured restraint and seek to gather witness testimony.
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Department of Justice
Richardson
Department of Dushece
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Time Magazine
Time
Artices
Justice
Washington
Department
Tsree
Justice Department
Nixon
Break-in at Dr Eltsberg’s office tied to White House operation
Reports describe a break-in at the office of Dr Daniel Eltsberg connected to a White House ordered effort to curb leak risks. With Washington slow to comment, talk centers on President Nixon’s stressed state after key events in New Orleans and his public appearance.
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Daniel Eltsberg
White House
Washington
Congress
Nixon
New Orleans
Chavez attacks evidence of Teamsters contract validity
Chavez ridiculed the trace of representation as Teamsters move new contracts with Delano growers sparks a fresh clash. He warned lawsuits unlikely without official notice and noted the Aug. 9 contracts challenge UFW gains. A funeral march followed the shooting death of Juan de la Cruz as strikes resume with promises of no further picketing without federal protection.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Delano
Calif
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California
Teamsters Union
Chavez
Wnigns
Teamster
Teamsters
Ques- Otl
Juan de la Cruz
Arvin
Bakersfield
Small Stereo Deals Stand Out in Classified Ads
Readers can spot big sounds in compact packages as today's classified ads spotlight affordable stereo components. Compact receivers, speakers, and turntables entice budget buyers with surprisingly rich audio for home setups.
Insurance and disability benefits cross concerns aired
A reader weighs 100 percent coverage for classic cars with stated amount insurance and describes deep hardship after four months of halted military disability benefits. Action Line cites top priority with the Veterans Administration, noting file corrections and imminent resumption of monthly back benefits.
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Western Insurance Information Service
Veterans Administration
Action Line
T.S
Wilmington
Scotia Inn and company town of Scotia California
Scotia is a company owned lumber town founded by Pacific Lumber Co in 1869. The 600 acre town includes the Scotia Inn employee housing and leased businesses and hosts over 1,050 Pacific Lumber employees. About 40,000 tourists visit Scotia each year with low visitor rates and meals offered for a small extra charge.
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Action Line
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Cerritus
Pacific Lumber Co
P.O
Scotia
Calif
San Francisco
Pacific Lumber
Oil Royalty Mix Up With Atlantic-Richfield Co
Long Beach resident claims royalties from Atlantic-Richfield for property on Atlantic Avenue were delayed from February 1972 to March 1973 due to misdirected checks sent to the wrong person. Company says a property sale by a similarly named homeowner caused the error and payment was made once found. reimbursement to date remains unsettled.
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Atlantic Avenue
Long Beach
F.L.E
Atlantic-Richfield
11Th Street
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