12 Jun 1974
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1974
Page
1
Judge Gesell considers forcing Nixon to permit access to White House documents linked to the Ehrlichman and cover up cases. Proceedings focus on subpoenas and the pace of trials for Ehrlichman and co defendants as efforts to secure full document access intensify.
A reader details a Florida title transfer problem for a used truck bought in March 1973 and now blocked by missing owner title. Officials suggest a Florida form, two witnesses, notarization, and sending documents with a $2.56 fee to Tallahassee to obtain a title. The column then explains Maryland juror selection practices from voter lists, qualification forms, the qualified wheel, and jury sizes, emphasizing a cross section and unanimous criminal verdicts.
A federal appeals panel in New Orleans weighs arguments on whether Lt. William L. Calley should remain free as government lawyers warn of disruptive effects. Attorney Kenneth Henson objects to Judges Gee and Tuttle, citing their military backgrounds. Judge Wisdom sits on the panel. Calley, convicted for My Lai killings, had his life sentence reduced and was under house arrest before appealing his court martial.
White House lawyer James St. Clair was rebuffed by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. who said it was inappropriate to submit a 10,000 word defense brief before all evidence is received. St. Clair attended as an observer while Doar and Jenner present factual information on presidential conduct. The hearing covered the Watergate plumbers break in, dirty tricks, impoundment of funds, bombing of Cambodia, IRS actions, and related evidence.
The Associated Press notes multiple primary results including Mark Gartley winning Maine 2nd District and facing Cohen in November. Bill Clinton wins Arkansas 3rd District runoff. Peter Kyros easily renominated in Maine 1st. George Mitchell headlines Democratic governor pick, with James Erwin and Harrison Richardson vying in Republican. Virginia races reshape delegation as Democrats court Broyhill seat.
In New York AP United States leaders of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers union expect about 110000 garment workers to return to work today in 30 states after a 53 year strike. The 65 day walkout ended when the union tank and file ratified a tentative three year contract with the Clothing Manufacturers Association of the USA. Factories affected numbered 750 and aim to resume fall orders for men and boys clothing. The contract raises average hourly wages by $1 to $4.50 and includes a cost of living protection clause.
In Salzburg Kissinger publicly defends his honor amid wiretap controversy and hints at resignation. Nixon, unaware of the threat, faces a rapid clarification from press secretary Ziegler that the President would hesitate to accept such resignation. Kissinger rejects accusations as stemming from national security leaks and vows to testify again. He later appears calmer at a separate briefing with Germany’s Genscher and jokes about returning to watch the World Cup.
The Daily Mail long lists circulation and pricing terms for subscriptions and mailing options. It states locations in Hagerstown Maryland and postal rates for Md Cal Pa Ce Va and other states with monthly and yearly rates. It notes Associated Press exclusive rights to republication of focal news and dispatches.
In Catawissa Pennsylvania the 50 cent lottery winning number is 632372. The millionaire finalist number is 3534 and the compact car number is 436599. The sequences 832372 53534 436599 appear as additional numbers.
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