Someone tells the truth in Watergate probe
An unnamed Senate committee member discusses truth telling at Watergate hearings. He says one or two witnesses may have told the truth under oath but cautions against naming individuals before corroboration and notes impeachment risks if a President speaks truth.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Sen
Sam Ervin
Senate
John Mitchell
John Dean
Justice Department
Nixon
United States
House
PatchworkRevenue Sharing Scrutiny Hits New Mexico Counties
Revenue sharing adjustments cut Chaves County by 10000 dollars and add 9000 to Roswell as overpayments are corrected. Dexter Hagerman and Lake Arthur receive underpayments, while Hobbs must repay nearly 400000 by August 20. Authorities cite flawed population based formulas and computer processing as causes.
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Roswell
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Hobbs
New Mexico
Liddy described as Germanophile in Watergate era notes
Washington column analyzes Gordon Liddy and E Howard Hunt as violent opportunists. It cites a January 6 1971 Nazi film viewing, Liddys firearms interest, and troubling behavior toward Magruder aides, neighbors, and campaign figures. The piece previews a future profile of Hunt.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
G. Gordon Liddy
E Howard Hunt
White House
Los Angeles
Daniel Elisberg
Nixon
Liddy
Hunt
National Archives
Robert Mardian
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Virginia
Gordon Liddy
Hugh Sloan
Sloan
Detroit
Superman
E. Howard Hunt
New Worries Push Press Regulation Debate into Legal Field
The American Bar Association chief Chesterfield Smith calls for tighter discipline and a national watchdog. A 1970 Supreme Court study may accelerate overhauls as Watergate prompts soul-searching within the legal profession about protecting due process and free speech.
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American Bar Association
Chesterfield Smith
Supreme Court
Adams
Hobbs Daily News-Sun
Chums Society meets with Gail Schwab in July 1948
The Chums Society held a Wednesday evening meeting at Miss Gail Schwab's home in Kansas. After a brief session, alumnae enjoyed refreshments. Jaycee project members began draining Bottomless Lakes pool. Cahoon Park hobby show showcased exhibits from postcards to pennants with prizes donated by Ed Kidwell.
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Chums Society
Gail Schwab
Kansas
Bob Droboel
Recreation Council
Cahoon Park
Margaret Ford
Ed Kidwell
Daniels Eyes Another Run for Governor
Jack Daniels says he will seriously consider another gubernatorial bid if U.S. Rep. Harold Runnels runs for re election. Both Lea County residents Hobbs banker Daniels says the decision depends on Runnels course after poll results and a district tour. Daniels sees no front runner yet for the Democratic nomination and cites Watergate as boosting Democratic odds in 1974.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
Jack Daniels
Govrnor
U.S
Harold Runnels
Hobbs
Daniels
Harold
Jack
U.S. House
New Mexico
G. Y
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
State Racing Commission
Drew Cloud
Albuquerque
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