Nixon marks birthday amid Watergate fallout and state of the union plan
President Nixon, weary but resolute, faces continuing Watergate scrutiny as he prepares a forthcoming State of the Union blueprint and international energy diplomacy. Sources say he is tired yet maintains pace, with limited rest during a California stay as weather and public attention mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
Nixon
Watergate
California
Jess
Gene California
White House
Aloe
Camp David
Ronald L . Ziegler
Nixon marks 61st birthday amid Watergate–drama and drives
Nixon’s 61st birthday unfolds amid reports of unannounced drives in California and San Clemente with aides denying but later acknowledging possible responses to inquiries. Officials insist no emergency and stress determination to endure Watergate pressure as health shows stress while family notes optimism for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
California
Warren
San Clemente
Father of five gets life for killings to save family
Jimmy W. McDonald, 36, was sentenced to life after admitting he struck his wife Imogene, 34, and five children with a baseball bat to “save them from Satan.” Two children were seriously hurt. others fled to a neighbor and called police in Mount Clemens Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Clemens
Mich
UPI
Jimmy W. McDonald
Imogene
Baker settlement ends government suit over alleged kickbacks
The government reached a 40000 settlement with former Senate aide Robert G. Baker after a four year effort to recover about 109000. Baker, once Lyndon Johnson's aide, faced allegations of diverting 54000 for personal use and faced a lengthy court battle before agreeing to the out of court resolution. Baker has since been developing property near Ocean City Maryland and was paroled in 1972 after nearly 17 months in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Robert G
Bobby" Baker
Baker
U. S. District Court
George L. Hart
William ER. McDaniels
Wai Tt
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ocean City
Gordon Sinclair seeks profits for Red Cross from Americans
Gordon Sinclair, Canadian radio star, says all profits from his hit record Americans should go to the American Red Cross. He notes costs of about $57 in postage and $500 in radio airtime, and states neither he nor Pye want money from the essay. About 2 million copies sold in the U S in one week, topping best-seller lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Sinclair
United States
Red Cross
Pye
Punsters Return Home Groaning at Pun Convention
The 27th annual Society for the Revival and Preservation of the Pun wrapped up with a New School for Social Research comedy workshop. GEORGE Q. LEWIS led the session amid groan worthy lines, noting a planned pun library, while a lone attendee called the event a kindergarten for the middle aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society For the Revival and Preservation of
the Carpenter
New School For Social Research
Attila the
George Q
Lewis
Morrie Simkin
Manhattan
Oscar Levant
T Hat
Six lawmakers press FTC over oil firm ad claims
Washington six members of Congress challenged oil firms and utilities to substantiate their energy crisis advertising. Senators Bayh Melntyre Moss and Reps Aspin Rosenthal Young urged FTC to require substantiation and extend rules to all commercial ads. They accused major oil firms of a massive public relations campaign masking their role in energy issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonly
Congress
Tha Lawanakers
Federal Trade Commission
Birely Bayh
Ind
Thomas J. Melntyre
DML
Frank Moss
Duiah
Les’ Aspin
D-Wis
Benjamin Rosenthal
D-N.y
Sand Andrew Young
D-Ga
Aspin
Rosenthal
Kayh
Harvey J. Shulman
Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lone Brac
Calli
Batinga
Hat Nixon
Louse Gest
Bebe ™ Rehuza
Tather
Trom
Nto Tie Presi
Que
Democratic Party
Herals
Stroy
Sam
Julie Eisenhower
Washington
Julie
San Clemente White House
ONH
White Hose
Dearborn
Hubbard
Bing Crosby
Ian
Stanley
Crosby
Burlingame
Peninsula Hospital and Medical Center
Kathryn
Harry
Nathaniel
New York Mines
Joseph J. Galiber
New York
Galiber
Bronx
Aba Beame
Galiher
Anadia
Bayh
Juge
Press-Telegram
Longpach
Lakewood
Bullock
Kur Salon
Miss Bullock
Limphasts
Sherwyn
Sherwyn Sportswear
the New Department
Californienne
Lady Hatlock
Coars
Wiidal Salon
Callearionne Sportsweste Collegienne Lingerie
Fatanes’ Wear & Purnia
Woddler
Bays
TEA Girls’ Shop
Young Jim Robbe Branks
Mashian
Collegionne
Sherwy
Met's
Biggs’ Clarhing
Wynbrige Shop
Men's
Met
Stites
Bullock's