Old Nixon debates New Nixon over Watergate at White House
The scene centers on a downcast Old Nixon found eating at Howard Johnson's as New Nixon berates him for Dirty Tricks in the Watergate era. The exchange covers loyalty, politics, and the looming Election Day fallout, ending with a wary truce and a warning about disclosure to The Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
White House
Nixon
Howard Johnson
Watergate
John Ehrlichman
Committee
Justice Department
FBI
Dickey Boy
The
Washington Post
Richard Kelindienst
Howard Hughes
Nixon dirty tricks department aims to silence Washington Post
Washington columnist Jack Anderson details alleged Nixon administration covert actions to discredit his reporting. He cites forged letters, leaked material, surveillance, and a secret slush fund, tied to Watergate and other provocations, as part of an offensive program to derail opponents and press scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon Forces
Washington Post
Justice Department
White House
Les Whitten
CIA
Uncle Sam
Pentagon
Air Force Magazine
Air Force
The Small Society Reaches Strategic ARNG Agreement
Readable text notes a long awaited strategic accord with the ARNG. The announcement signals cooperation between the two groups and outlines anticipated steps, timelines, and expected benefits for ongoing joint operations.
Eye laser warfare study sparks controversy in Air Force coverage
The article details a leaked Air Force laser weapon study describing effects on eyes and claims of violent outcomes. It notes verification by Wright Patterson researchers, outlines edits suggested by Dr Milton Zaret, and alleges media misrepresentation and White House denial of dirty tricks claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Milton Zaret
Air Force Magazine
Claude Witze
John Fresbee
Witze
NYC crackdown hailed as major organized crime blow
Authorities identified a junkyard trailer as the summit of organized crime in the New York City area and launched a nationwide dragnet issuing subpoenas to more than 600 reputed figures. Brooklyn District Attorney Eugene Gold called it the biggest underworld probe in history as top Mafia figures appeared on film visiting the trailer. The piece urges broader, simultaneous strikes in other cities to curb crime.
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New York City
United States
Organized Crime
Brooklyn
Eugene Gold
New York
America
Nyc
Navajo Community College President Ned Hatathli Dies
Ned A. Hatathli, president of the Navajo Community College and a key advocate for language and culture, died in an accidental death. He led fund raising and oversaw construction of a new campus at Tsaile near Many Farms, aiming to move students by Easter week. His loss is a blow to students and Navajo culture efforts.
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Ned A. Hatathli
Hatathli
Navajo Community College
Tsaile
Elizabeth Garrett famed composer dies after fall near church
Miss Elizabeth Garrett daughter of frontier sheriff Pat Garrett and known for the state song died last night after a fall in front of the First Christian Church Roswell. The report notes a diverse set of local items including military service, student council, school attendance, a club meeting, and an engagement in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Garrett
Pat Garrett
First Christian Church
Fourth
Richardson Streets
James A. Carr
W. E. Carr
Roswell
34Th Infantry
Kyushu
Japan
John Herbert Sikes
James H. Sikes
W. 13Th
Abilene Christian College
Abilene
Tex
New Mexico
Charles L. Rose
Glenn Austin
M. K. ‘Bigham’ Young
C. H. Newton
Ruby Harris
Robert Baldwin
W. F. Baldwin
Turning points in history October 17 highlights
On this date in 1777 Burgoyne surrendered at Saratoga marking a major American Revolution turning point. Also on this date 1813 Napoleon’s Rhine confederation dissolved, 1855 Bessemer patented steelmaking, 1868 Luxembourg constitution proclaimed, 1918 Yugoslavia formed, 1933 Einstein arrived in the United States, 1945 Peron seized power in Argentina, ten years ago four nations joined UN Security Council, five years ago Venus mission aircraft nears planet.
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Associated Press
John Burgoyne
Saratoga N.Y
Napoleon Bonaparte
Confederation of the Rhine
Henry Bessemer
Luxenbourg
Republic of
Yugoslavia
Albert Einstein
United States
Nazi Germany
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Brazil
Morocco
Norway
Philippines
U.N. Security Council
Venus
Gallegos Trails Lujan in District 1 Race Poll
Santa Fe Democrat Eugene Gallegos trails Republican U.S. Rep. Manuel Lujan Jr. 60 to 40 in District 1 with Gallagos claiming momentum and predicting a razor thin win if trends hold. Udall campaigns for Gallegos as polls show shifting county support and undecided voters eroding Lujan’s edge.
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Fred Buckles
Albuquerque Santa Fe
Eugene Gallegos
U.S
Manuel Lujan Jr
Albuquerque
Attorney Gallegos
Lujan
Gene
Gallegos
Manuel
Santa Fe
Fabian Chavez
Arizona
Morris Udall
Tucson
Udall
Congress
House
Rep
Bernalillo County
San Miguel
Colfax
Guadalupe
Los Alamos
Union
Rio Arriba County
Quay County
Sandoval
Mora
Mora County
Santa
Santa Fe County
Cam
Hobbs
Jack Daniels
Pete Domenici
Clovis
Jack
Pete
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Merry-Go-Round ‘Dirty Tricks Department
McCord
James W. McCord, Jr
Democratic Party
MecCord
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Thailand
Small Society
Brickman
Albuquerque Journal
State Capitol
Torrance
Harding
Paign
South Dakota
George McGovern
District 1
McGovern
U.S. House
Congressional Quarterly
Lujan Albuquerque
Joseph M
Montoya II
Manuel Lujan
Gene Gallegos
Joseph M. Montoya
Young Montoya
Leo Dow
Montoya
Senate
Curry
Richard M. Nixon
Sen. McGovern
John
G. Schmitz
American Independent Party
Linda Jenness
Socialist Workers Party of New Mexico
Schmitz
Jenness
Harold Runnels
Lovington
Silver City
Ed Presson
Runnels
Presson
Harold
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