Kalmbach admits payoffs in Watergate probe
Former Nixon personal lawyer Herbert W. Kalmbach testified he helped raise funds to pay the seven Watergate defendants but denied prior knowledge of the break in or any cover up. The testimony was released as White House aide Richard A. Mauri faced continued questioning in the Senate Watergate hearings amid a tense, secretive witness schedule.
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Washington SM
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Watergate
Kalmbach
White House
Richard A. Mauri
Senate
Moore
Rescuer Breathes Life Into Infant Fire Victim
In Yonkers New York two Elmwood firefighters rescued 18 month old Robert Smith from a pre-dawn apartment fire. Fire lieutenant Muel McQuay and firefighter Carmine Viggiano performed mouth to mouth breaths reviving the unconscious infant. Eight people total were injured in the blaze of undetermined origin as others escaped through windows and off balconies.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Muel McQuay
Elenmien
Robert Smither
McQuay
Viggiano
Theorthwest
Outraged Consumer Action Committee Address Found
The group aiding car repair problems is the Outraged Consumer Action Committee located at 12900 Leflingwell Road Whittier California 90601. It was formed about 18 months ago by Edward Campos who once burned a Lincoln Continental on the Ford factory lawn over poor service. The committee will contact dealers or manufacturers for repairing issues and also presents Lemon of Die You awards.
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Lemon
Action Line
L.G
Campos
Troopers recapture cellblocks after rebel prison riot
Virginia troopers with dogs and teargas fought rebel convicts at the State Farm prison in Richmond. About 200 prisoners barricaded 2 cellblocks while guards moved to reclaim two dormitories. A prison spokesman cited an incident Sunday night as the spark, with two inmates reportedly abusive before the last block was recaptured.
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Richmond
Virginia State Farm
Iim
Torius Jalen
Alouk & On
Lix State
Rielmond
Virginia
Liz Taylor and Richard Burton separation ends Friday
A report notes Liz Taylor and Richard Burton plan to meet in Home. Burton says the separation will end Friday. The article lists sections and page references across the edition. A separate barbed note mentions riot conditions at a Virginia prison involving state troopers, inmates, and property damage.
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Liz Taylor
Richard Bureton
Burton
Nixon Expected to Leave Hospital Friday
President Nixon, said by doctors to be improving, is anticipated to leave the hospital Friday after viral pneumonia subsided. Officials noted lung congestion eased and confirmed no changes to scheduled visits by three heads of government, including the Shah of Iran. The Pakistan president’s visit was reset for Sept. 11.
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Wasiington
Nixon
Ronald L. Zigler
Iran
Pakistan
Hit and run driver abducts victims two children dead
In TAMPA police reported the body of a year-old girl abducted by a hit-and-run driver. The driver allegedly swerved onto the curb, striking Roxanne, Radine, and Curtis as they walked single file. Radine died in hospital. Roxanne's body was found near the Hillsborough River. Curtis survived with minor injuries. Witnesses chased the fleeing auto but could not stop it.
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Tampa
EB. J. Dixon
Roxanne Caton
Radine
Aula
Younge
Roxanne
Curtis
George Blackshear
Poirot
Roxatine
Whonseins
Polies
Ver Curtis
Opera singer held in killing of family
Miami police seek three murder warrants against opera singer Salva Merrige Abrams for the alleged killings of her ex husband and two children. She reportedly took pills after the Saturday murders and was hospitalized in serious, then stable, condition. Close friend Miss Avick said the divorce papers had been signed the day before. a sheriff's deputy found Merrige Abrams unconscious on the dining room floor after a call from a worried friend.
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Miami
UPI
Salva Merrige-Abrams
Sherges
Merrige-Abrams
Tne Hospital
Dodors
Theis Avick
Fiend Kidnaps Plumber Wife Shot Dead Near Nixon Estate
A plumber en route to work was kidnapped with his wife near the Western White House. The husband, John Charias Corona, escaped to a Border Patrol check station 40 miles north. The gunman Gary Raphael, 22, died after a 10 minute shootout with Nixon era law enforcement. The wife Clara Louise Coronada, 50, was killed at close range. A bystander who alerted police escaped before gunfire erupted.
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Ban Clemen
John Charias Coronado
San Diego
U.S
Nixon
White House
San Onofre
Bill Iweas
al Hhive
Gary Raphael
Hally
Clara Louise Coronada
Coronada
Kenneth Heson
Thousands of Los Angeles sheet metal workers walk out
Nearly 4,090 members of the Los Angeles County Sheet Metal Workers Union joined Long Beach and Orange County colleagues in a strike against the construction industry. Vickel lines began rising countywide at 8. Spokesman Leaum said no negotiations were in progress. The walkout could delay new construction as workers install heating and air conditioning gear.
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Los Angeles
Brian
Long Beach
Orange County
Vickel
Aroun
le Aumm
Adl
Afl-Cio Taocal
Weather Tonight Through Tuesday In LB Area And Deserts
Tonight and Tuesday LB area sees night and morning low clouds then mostly sunny skies with a low around 60 and high near 82. Mountains remain fair with high clouds and possible afternoon thundershowers in southern ranges, low about 48. Deserts mostly clear with high near 110 and isolated afternoon thunderstorms possible in southern zones, low around 60.
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TNC
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Young Rob
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Grafeite
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