Watergate probes swirl around Dean immunity and documents
Sources say prosecutors refuse broad immunity for John W. Dean III while offering limited protection related to Senate testimony. Dean faces a staff meeting and possible civil testimony demand from Common Cause. White House seeks nine Watergate related documents from a Virginia bank box. Cushman cuts European trip to answer charges over CIA material used in Ellsberg break-in. Bud Krogh contemplates resignation as he faced affidavit admissions about hiring investigators.
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Robert E. Cushman Jr
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Daniel Ellsberg
Cushman
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Common Cause
Citizens' Lobby
First woman pilot hired by Eastern Air Lines
Barbara Barrett, 22, a neophyte with 2800 hours and a New York at Buffalo degree, becomes Eastern’s first woman pilot. After passing the medical and starting training in Miami, she will join 4000 pilots and learn to fly the Electra or Boeing 727. Barrett had previously failed height limits and lacked a degree before Eastern lowered requirements.
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UPI
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Zantop Airways
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S A Shooting Incident At School Leads To Continued Coverage
The article notes the shooting inquiry continues as officials compare ages of students at the school. Aunta youths are believed to be similarly aged, while H M Maldonado says classes resumed normally with no disturbances. Narcotics officers deny recent calls or known campus drug problems.
Autopsy results awaited in Long death case
In Hannibal Missouri UPI reports the autopsy on Senator Edward V. Long may reveal poison as the death cause. A large pituitary tumor found at exhumation supports a stroke theory while undigested apple remains noted. secretary Helen Dunlop claims Long said candy contained poison.
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UPI
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Long
Helen Dunlop
Walter Reed Medical Hospital
Washington
George Gantner
St. Louis County
Thomas I. Osborne
Audrain County
Pike County
J.C. Mudd
Miss Dunlop
Jerome W. Seigfried
Florence 5. Long
Carnally
Winners in 2nd Round of America's Junior Miss Pageant
MOBILE Alabama AP winners from Alabama South Carolina Ohio and Hawaii earned $1000 scholarships in the second preliminaries round of the 16th annual America's Junior Miss Pageant. Lisa Paden Kath Rosko Sue Murphy and Judy Hembree claimed category wins as high school seniors from 50 states continue competing through Friday for a $10000 top prize.
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Alabama
South Carolina
Ohio
Hawaii
Lisa Paden
Birmingham
Sue Murphy
Kailua
Kath Rosko
Mansfield
Judy Hembree
Newberry
D.C
Margo Dodds
Las Vegas
Rebecca Jones
Roisa
Idaho
Yvette Nance
Rio Frio
Betsy Callicott
Memphis
Tenn
Anthor
Lydia Hudson
Lexington
Gary Colling
Boston Celts
Sam Jones
Leonard LeSpard
Guideposts Magazine
Ruth Smith
University of Texas
Phyllis Whitenack Keiter
Louis, Ma
Light's Action Line kills animals and threats on victims
A reader questions motive and safety in a traffic incident involving a dog. Mrs. E J K suspects the other driver intended harm and warns of consequences if a child had approached. The page three answer notes a law against harassment via telephone and male chores.
Wee Fellow The Alaskan Bear Born Tiny
A newborn Alaskan brown bear was found to be the size of a rat at birth. Wildlife experts note the remarkable pup weighs little and will need care as it grows under human watch.
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