Save The Exceptional Schools And Mark Spitz Saga
The piece advocates restoring funding for the Pemberton school for exceptional children and notes eight similar schools facing cuts. It shifts to Mark Spitz’s post Olympic fame, predicting a multimillion career through film TV and endorsements, with engagement to Susan Weiner and a TV publicity strategy.
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Morris Agency
Mark Spitza
Schick Company
Brokaw
Mark Spitz
Lindbergh
Nixon's Second Checkers Speech Translation Refuted
President Nixon delivers a self critical televised address announcing the resignations of White House aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman. He vows to pursue justice, accept responsibility, and uphold the office while urging integrity and accountability in government.
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Nixon
Nixon Acknowledges Responsibility While Shifting Blame
Washington President Nixon in a Watergate speech claims responsibility for actions at the top and accepts organizational duty while noting subordinates may be punished. He praises aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman as fine public servants amid calls for accountability and reform of political process.
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Charleston
Pemberton School
Raleigh
Nixon
Washington
Morton Kondracke
Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Soviet Union
John F. Kennedy
CTA
John Erhlichman
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
America
Nixon era ends press clash as Watergate fallout widens
Norman Kempster notes that regardless of final findings, Nixon's White House will face a less combative press climate. Public opinion shifted as US media including The Washington Post kept Watergate in focus, while Ehrlichman defended himself and blamed rumors and media defamation.
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Nixon
White House
Louis Harris
Justice Department
Washington Post
John J. Sirica
John D. Ehrlichman
Raleigh Q Register Opinion and Commentary Editor
John Hodel Associate Editor. Bob Wills is listed among staff roles in the Raleigh Q Register, indicating editorial leadership and contributor positions in the publication.
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Raleigh Q Register Opinion and Commentary
John Hodel
Bob Wills
Why newspapers shield juvenile offenders names
The law generally prohibits publishing a juvenile’s name in juvenile court cases to protect minors. West Virginia code states that no such adjudication or name may be published without a court order, with exceptions when a juvenile is treated as an adult. Adults may face penalties for traffic violations.
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Pemberton
Egister
West Virginia
Juvenile Court
Public TV governance clash under White House pressure
A Norman Mark report from 1973 details covert White House pressure on Public Broadcasting, risking Public TV independence. CPB positions and internal TV politics clash as PBS, CPB, and governors face secret negotiations, threats of funding shifts, and a looming court challenge to curb government influence on programming.
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Norman Mark
Chicago Daily News
Public Television
White House
Public TV
Nixon
Corp. For Public Broadcasting
CPB
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
CPR
Ralph B. Rogers
PBS Board of Governors
Dallas
Public
Rogers
Texas Industries
Ford Foundation
Thomas B. Curtis
Curtis
Washington
The
New York Times
Washington Week
America
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Spitz
Susan Weiner
California
Beverly Hills
Norman
Bob Greene
Chicago Sun-Times
Florida
Moscow
Bob Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Hadleman
Ehrlichman
John Sirica
Congress
Camp David
Haldeman
Norman Kempster
UPI
Los Angeles Times
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