Nixon denies tape gap involvement in Watergate dispute
Former President Richard Nixon testifies under oath denying personal responsibility for the 18 minute tape gap after the Watergate break in. The case before a three judge panel questions ownership access and privacy rights to thousands of tapes and documents from his presidency.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Miller
Justice Department
Jack. Anderson
Lillian—Hellman
U.S
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
Appeals
Edward A. Tamm
San Clemente
General Services Administration
University of Southern California
Special Watergate Prosecutor’s Office
PTA area welcomes parents for three school orientation nights
Paiute and Loloma invite parents to attend three evening orientations on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. K 6 parents visit classrooms while 7 8 meet in the cafetorium and follow a mock schedule. Saloma showcases remodeled rooms and offices and PTA speakers discuss school programs.
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Paiute
Loloma
Saloma
Soloma
George Knutson
PTO
Yugoslavian chess match move to off initial plan
The column notes the World Junior Championship moved from August in Ponce to Yugoslavia and then canceled with Browne winning the Paul Masson Tournament in Saratoga. It also explains algebraic notation details and a sample game showing Knight moves and castling indicators.
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Ponce
Puerto Rico
Yugoslavia
U.S
Walter Browne
Berkeley
Calif
Paul Masson
Saratoga
Peter Bigiasas
Emperor Hirohito Denies Planning Pearl Harbor Attack
Emperor Hirohito told 31 foreign reporters that he did not help plan the Pearl Harbor assault, saying military decisions were made before he was informed and that he acted within the prewar constitution. He defended his role as constitutional and called the war a low point of his reign.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Pearl Harbor
Morareh
United States
David Bergamini
U.S
Judge weighs mercy killing plea in Quinlan case
In Morristown New Jersey a judge considers Joseph Quinlan's request to disconnect his daughter Karen Ann Quinlan from life support. Karen has been in a coma since April 15 at St. Clare's Hospital due to irreparable brain damage with doctors stating no hope of recovery.
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Morristown
N.J
Joseph Inlan
Quinlan
Gar
Karen
Ann Quinlan
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