Poll shows Nixon address barely convincing to many
A New York Times Gallup poll of 810 adults finds 44 percent not at all convinced by Nixon’s Watergate address while 27 percent are convinced. Half doubt his denial of involvement and 50 percent want tapes to Senate and courts. 58 percent oppose his line on protests.
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Garrison on Trial Faces Bribery Charges in Pinball Case
New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison goes on trial in U S District Court on bribe charges from illegal pinball machine operators. If convicted he could face five years and a $20 000 fine. Garrison 52 sought a delay due to F Lee Bailey’s upcoming mail fraud trial. request denied.
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Eisenhower to Begin George Washington Law School
David Eisenhower will start classes at George Washington University Law School on August 27, the White House says. The President's son in law, Amherst College 1970 honors graduate, will register for the term today. He has written a sports column for the Philadelphia Bulletin and lives with his wife Julie in Bethesda Maryland.
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Hearing into strike continues at Federal Wholesale Corp
A circuit court hearing in Harrisburg into a request for a permanent injunction against wildcat strikers at Federal Wholesale Corp. entered its second week. Don Ferrell, the corporation’s attorney, said the hearing could end late this week or early next week.
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Quints Baptized in Oregon Church Ceremony
The Anderson quintuplets born April 26 in Portland were baptized at Brush Prairie Lutheran Church. Parents Mr and Mrs Eric Anderson of Brush Prairie, Washington, presented five children Scott Owen Audrey Roger and Diane in the home photo after the Sunday ceremony.
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Kidnapped reporter reappears in Rome clinic after Mafia claim
American TV correspondent Jack Began resurfaced at Janiculum Hill clinic in Rome four weeks after vanishing. He told police he was kidnapped by the Mafia, transported to the United States, then released after promising not to investigate Mafia affairs. He had disappeared July 22 while planning to interview Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. Stevie Wonder expected to be released from hospital and transferred to the West Coast after improving condition from August auto accident injuries.
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