Nixon Denies Role Lets Get On With National Work
President Nixon urged Americans to end the Watergate obsession and move forward. He denied advance knowledge of the break in and said some aides misled him while accepting responsibility for events during his administration. He defended the tapes policy and urged vigilance to prevent abuses.
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White House
John W. Dean III
Senate
America
Senate Watergate Committee
Democratic Party
Alexander P. Butterfield
United States
Open Classroom Concept Expands In Somerset Schools
Open classroom teaching arrives in Rockwood Berlin and St Peters schools as the Aug. 28 return date nears. Meyersdale plans a new open elementary with learning centers and student teacher contracts. Father Tomaselli endorses the method after two years of use across six grades.
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Somerset County
Rockwood
Berlin
St. Peters Catholic School
Somerset
Robert Edwards
Meyersdale
Meyersdale School
Edwards
Samual J. Tomaselli
Saint Peters
Tomaselli
Hazel Ackerman
Beef Freeze Upheld by Federal Judge in Constitutional Ruling
U S District Court Judge Louis C Bechtle denied Salsburgs Meats of Shillington an injunction against the federal beef price freeze ruling it constitutional and not in the public interest for courts to intervene The decision said the dealer failed to prove irreparable harm and found no evidence of discriminatory enforcement The case follows similar losses in Nebraska Washington and California and notes a large annual sales volume for the defendant plus claims of government induced economic disaster by the plaintiff
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Philadelphia
U.S. District Court
Louis C. Bechtle
Pennsylvania
Salsburg’s Meats of
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Bechtle
Nebraska
Washington
California
Harvey Nathan
Nathan
Labrus Schuman
Justice Department
Cost of Living Council
Export Controls Considered to Ease Grain Prices
Washington officials weigh restricting wheat and other grain exports to preserve U S supplies and curb rising food costs. Citations note tight wheat stocks, futures above five dollars, and possible reach to corn and rice if limits are imposed. Economic advisers split on the move amid strong foreign demand.
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Washington
Nixon
Edgar Fiedler
Treasury Department
Commerce Department
Fiedler
U.S
Cost of Living Council
U N Condemns Israel in 15-0 Security Council Vote
The United Nations Security Council unanimously condemned Israel for violating Lebanon’s sovereignty by diverting a Lebanese airliner. Ambassador Scali said the vote upholds international aviation law, but does not reflect U.S. policy on the Middle East. The plane, under Iraqi charter, landed in Israel after interception. all 82 aboard were released. Israel reported North Korean pilots in Egypt, a claim Cairo called a distraction from air piracy.
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John A. Scali
Scali
Middle East
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Lebanon
Security Council
Egypt
Cairo
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Somerset Daily American
Maryland Federal Judges Step Back From Agnew Grand Jury Probe
All nine Maryland federal district judges recused themselves from cases linked to the special grand jury investigation into alleged kickbacks and political corruption possibly involving Vice President Spiro T. Agnew.
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Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
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