Jazz Guitarist Condon Dies at 68 in New York
Eddie Condon, famed guitarist of the Chicago Rhythm Kings who helped popularize Dixieland in the 1920s, has died after a long illness. He was 68 and died Saturday at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday afternoon.
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Gray Says Nixon Not Responsible For Orders
Former acting FBI director Gray testified before the Senate Watergate Committee that he did not believe President Nixon ordered the destruction of political dynamite documents tied to the Watergate break in. He said the directives came from John W. Dean and John Ehrlichman and that he burned the files after Christmas.
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Wildlife Window Seeks Early Seasons For Hunters
Jack McNeel notes some hunting seasons have opened early in parts of the Salmon River region with chuckar partridge on August 1 and big game on August 4 near Arco. He cites migratory bird regulations, indicates archery hunts, announces controlled hunt draws in Boise, and urges pre season conditioning and practice for hunters ahead of September opens.
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