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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1973

Page

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Mathias Calls Watergate Serious Embarrassment to GOP

Sen. Charles Mathias says a last resort arrest and trial of any White House aide who refuses a subpoena is possible to break a Watergate standoff. He accuses Nixon of shielding aides and warns the scandal damages the Republican Party and donor confidence. He also urges clear executive privilege limits and notes money traces raise questions about the case.

Margaret Gentry Washington Charles McC. Mathias R-Md Senate White House Mathias Nixon Republican Party Maryland Sam J. Ervig Jr Dn.c Senate Investigating Committee Maathias Congress Democratic Watergate Charles McC Mathias Washington

Former IRA Leader Freed From Jail After Hunger Strike

Dublin AP reports Sean Mac Stiofain, ex chief of staff of the IRA, was released from the Curragh jail following a five month hunger strike. He appeared pale and bowed, offered no comment on his IRA link, and left with his wife Maire. Mac Stiofain urged peace with lasting terms including amnesty and troop withdrawal. In Belfast, Margaret Miller, 59, was killed by gunmen at her door, possibly revenge for another Protestant IRA casualty, as four bullets hit her chest before the killers fled in a waiting car.

Dublin Sean Mac Stiofain Irish Republican Army TM Notell Maire Curragh Frire IRA Fish MacStrotain BOV David O'Connell Ireland MacStigtain Northern Ireland Margaret Miller Racher Milten Mrs. Miller Belfast Merkiller

Passengers Pray For Safe Trip To Israel

London AP reports aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth 2 as it sails toward Lisbon on a Passover cruise. Jewish passengers hold a sunrise service in a ballroom turned synagogue while curtain line guards and British forces on deck seek security amid Arab terrorism concerns. Commandos and navy air units monitor the voyage. crew are alerted to a general bomb scare aboard.

London Israel Lisbon Portugal Curnard Line Critisy Navy Air Force

Stock Prices Drift Higher with Little Enthusiasm

NEW YORK LAP Stock market prices edged higher today yet showed little enthusiasm. The Dow Jones 30 industrials stood at 960.87, up 1.51, as advances led declines 3 to 2 on the NYSE. Trading was moderate. Analyst Eldon A. Grimim of Walston & Co. said the market lacks trend and is resting, noting inflation worries offset by early strong earnings reports.

New York New York Stock Exchange Eldon A. Grimim Walston & Co Befnre

World faiths observe Holy Week across major regions

The Associated Press reports Christians enter Holy Week while Jews prepare Passover and Muslims mark the Prophet Mohammed's birth anniversary. In Jerusalem 7600 pilgrims retrace Christ's path amid security as Pontifical rites open in Rome with Pope Paul VI urging youth to seek change through Jesus. Palm Sunday observances also reach the White House and Los Angeles crowds as celebrations continue.

Associated Press Sundant Mohammed Jerusalem Christ Michael Middle East Paul VI St. Peter's Basilica Rome Jesus Christ St. Peter’s Square Nixon Israel White House Edward A Victor Hill Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church Los Angeles

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