Nixon says Agnew was bound to get it in 1973 case
Former president Nixon describes his view of Spiro Agnew's fate during the Watergate era in an interview segment with David Frost. He recalls being told by Justice official Petersen that the Agnew case was strong, and notes he considered pardoning aides Ehrlichman and Haldeman but chose not to. He also reflects on Agnew's decision to rely on impeachment rather than trial and hints at broader foreign policy and legal issues from his final days in office.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Vic
David Prot
Nixon
Justice Department
Spiro T. Agnew
John D. Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Frost
Ford
Aghon
Agnew
Crofton
Peterson
Petersen
Thelichman
Haldeman
Watergate Caverns
Nitoo
Nixot
Charles G
Bebe” Rebom
D Posilym
Podgorny
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Fire rages at Midtown New York sauna and rooming house
In Midtown Manhattan a four alarm fire at the Everard Baths and adjoining rooming house injured at least six people and sent 13 others to hospitals. Fire Commissioner John T. Hagan said rescuers searched 100 cubicles as portions of upper floors collapsed. The blaze began on upper levels. prior orders to install sprinklers had not been complied with.
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New York
Midtown Manhattan
John T. Hagan
Everard Baths
2Th Street
Sixth Avenue
Broadway
Raymond Walsh
Old Bridge
N.J
Mackey International Airlines Office Damaged in Florida Incident
The main office of Mackey International Airlines in Fort Lauderdale suffered heavy damage from a sudden early morning incident. An anonymous call to The Associated Press attributed the blast to a hazardous device linked to a group protesting U S Cuba policy. No injuries were reported as firemen described substantial destruction to the one story building and shattered windows nearby.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mackey International Airlines
Cuba
Associated Press
Miami
Markey
Jim Reynolds
Havana
Mackey Airlines
Baitel Commandoes
Visiting uncle stabs niece to death in Hoboken
In Hoboken New Jersey a 17 year old visiting from Puerto Rico stabbed his year old niece to death and wounded her siblings as they slept, authorities said. The victims include Elizabeth Dore 14 Wanda Dore 16 and Daniel Dore 1. The suspect's name is withheld due to age and the incident occurred after the family slept following television viewing.
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Hoboken, NJ
Puerto Rico
Elizabeth Dore
Wanda Dore
Maria Vasquez
Daniel Dore
St. Mary Hospital
Daniel
Carlos
Josephine Dare
Dare Leff
Dracula Named in $80,000 Haunted House Suit
Oklahoman reports an $80,000 lawsuit filed by Don Watson against Dracula and related parties after his daughter Randy was frightened by a Haunted House monster and crashed into a wall, suffering a broken nose. The suit cites poor lighting and seeks damages of $72,000 plus medical costs of $5,029.30.
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Oxlaroma City
Dracula
Wky-Radio
Don Wataon
Randy
Ducing
Watson
Lottery numbers drawn in Maryland and Pennsylvania
A Pittsburgh AP report notes Tuesday night Maryland’s daily lottery drawing produced the number 3 25 with numbers game daily results showing 9 as another listed figure. The Baltimore AP dateline references the Pennsyvania Daily Tollery context for the drawing details.
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Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Sylvanid
Podgorny Ouster Causes Limited Kremlin Shifts
Moscow reports show Nikolai Podgorny’s removal from the Politburo causes little immediate policy change. Brezhnev and Kosygin remain the main decision makers as observers note the leadership has stabilized since 1964.
Ford condemns Carter plan to use tax funds for Social Security
Former President Ford denounces President Carter s proposal to use general tax revenues to shore up Social Security. He calls it dangerous and short sighted and warns it would cause long term economic and social costs. Ford also critiques a proposed Consumer Protection Agency, arguing more bureaucracy may not advance consumer protection.
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Ford
Carter
Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Capitol Hill
Congress
Fred
Social Security Fund
Consumer Protection Agency
Ousted general Singlaub to testify on Korea withdrawal
Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub, fired as chief of staff for U.S. forces in Korea, is called before a House subcommittee to explain why the planned withdrawal of ground troops from South Korea could trigger a new war. Lawmakers, including Rep. Stratton, weigh Carter's phased pullout and Singlaub's warning.
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John K. Singlaub
Congress
Carter
Korea
Singlaub
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Samuel 5. Stratton
D-N
Waitee
Seat Korea
House
Stratton
Singland
Seoul
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
MacArthur
Tower
Senate
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Sing
White House
Pentagon
Carter Says U S Supports Israel in Talks With Saudi Prince Fahd
President Carter told Crown Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia that the United States remains deeply committed to Israel's security and peaceful existence. They discussed a Palestinian homeland with defined boundaries and the potential for negotiated Israeli territory arrangements, amid ongoing White House talks and dinner remarks.
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Washington
Carter
Fahd
Saudi Arabia
United States
Israel
White House
Prince
Middle East
Ata Carter
Oval Office
Jody Powell
Powell
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Chronicle
A garbled OCR section outlines several place names and scattered terms. It mentions Memorial Day, possibilities of public notices, and references to events or meeting details poorly legible. The readable fragments suggest a local civic notice or schedule amid corrupted text.
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