27 Jun 1974
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1974
Page
1
A Hagerstown customer reports a radio mailed to Silver Spring for repair has not been returned after five days as promised. Sylvan TV and Stereo Service publicized the item was mailed to the repair shop a few days prior but offered no shipping explanation.
Mrs V C of Big Cove Tannery Pa reports she ordered a renewal for Ladies Home Journal but began receiving two issues monthly one in her husband’s name and one in hers. The paper notes the subscription will be adjusted to a single monthly issue through August 1975 and urges the company to address her letters. It also includes a reader tip from doll expert Charlotte Gaver on removing vinyl dye stains and a suggestion to replace the doll if needed.
Former Senator Ernest Gruening of Alaska dies at 87 in a Washington hospital from colon cancer. An early and vocal opponent of the Vietnam War, he was one of two senators who voted against the 1964 Tonkin Gulf resolution, which Johnson used to authorize military steps in Vietnam.
San Diego carried report that Joseph Alioto as new US Conference of Mayors president invited President Nixon to pursue a domestic detente with city leaders. The 350 mayors urged re enactment of general revenue sharing before 1976 and supported continuing New Federalism.
Senate Watergate committee staff say Humphrey campaign figures helped route 137000 in illicit dairy industry funds. Chestnut and Johnson invoked the Fifth Amendment. both Mills and Humphrey faced questions over corporate aid to campaigns. The report notes 25000 to Humphrey, 75000 and 1009 to Mills, plus undisclosed gifts, with cooperation issues hindering the probe.
In the Plumbers case, a former Cuban president Dr. Carlos Pino Socarra is listed among 57 likely witnesses. The list also includes ex Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz and others from Beverly Hills California. Judge Gesell moves jury selection along as 12 jurors and six alternates are chosen from about 85.
AP reports the Pennsylvania Lucky 7 draw shows the $75,000 bonus number 579052 with three digit numbers 820 804 493 and compact car number 985729. Baker's Dozen numbers include three digit 976 five digit 95004 six digit 234166 and compact car 784948.
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