Politicians eye off year elections amid Watergate fallout
AP reports voters in New Jersey Virginia and New York City weigh impacts of Watergate as Republican and Democratic candidates contend. Brendan Byrne seeks a New Jersey win against Charles Lardwan Jr. Mills Goodwin Jr faces Henry Howell Jr. Beame leads Beame Marchi Blumenthal Biaggi in a crowded New York mayoral race.
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Dom McLeod
New Jersey
Virginia
New York City
Brendan T. Byrne
Liberal Party
Democrats
Beame
Lindsay
John J. Marchi
Albert Blumental
Maria Biaggi
Senate panel nears end of Gerald Ford hearings
The Senate Rules Committee prepares to wrap up public hearings on Gerald R. Ford for vice president as witnesses Winter-Berger and Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker are slated for closed sessions. House endorsements for Ford flow in as Ford defends Nixon relations and Watergate, urging focus on his record.
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Senate
Gerald Ford
An Ashington
Senate Rules Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Rosert N.winter-Berger
Ford
Arnold Hutschnecker
New York
Cannon
Aumber
Nixon
Wees
House Judiciary Committee
Kales Committee
House
Michigan
House Republcan
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Paul N. McCloskey
Calif
Poor Howard's Comes Through After Months of Delay
A reader complains that an order from Poor Howard's General Store in Vermont never arrived. The sender says the shirt was canceled, funds are lost, and the buyer remains out 75. The note asks for resolution and promises a shirt in about 60 weeks.
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Henvard
Vermont
Howard
Mira
Char Spring
Delayed Withdrawal Card Issue for Union Membership
A Hagerstown reader reports delays obtaining a withdrawal card from a local union after requesting it in September. The card would waive the initiation fee if they returned to work. A local representative promised to handle it, but the card has not arrived. Processing delays are attributed to contract negotiations with Baltimore.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
Hearst Magazines subscription confusion resolved
Mrs M W of Hagerstown reported a two year subscription to Popular Mactories only delivered three issues. Hearst Magazines re entered the subscription for two years, sending a current issue from New York as a courtesy, with the first regular issue due in January 1974.
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Hearst Magazines
Hearst's
New York
Sewing Machine Purchase Delayed Shipment Noted
Customer from Hancock portrays a delayed sewing machine purchase. After paying in August and writing three letters, the machine was shipped by parcel post on October 20 and should arrive within a week. The Market Development Corp Orion had offered to buy a rig tag sewing machine.
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Market Development Corporion
R., Hancock
parcel_post
Royal Wedding Sparks Big Cash Register Bells
Britain anticipates Queen Fi Wagheth l daughter Princess Anne wedding next week. Reported estimates show souvenir sales and taxes could reach over 300000 dollars, with items such as gold goblets, engraved towell boxes, and commemorative plates driving the market.
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London
Fi Wagheth l
Anne
Britain
Mark Phillips
J &J Jackson
Scott Ford Go To Bat For Nixon
Philadelphia AP two leading Republicans defend President Nixon amid calls for resignation. Gerald Ford and Sen Hugh Scott say Nixon has not violated laws or impeachable offenses and deserves better treatment. Ford praises Scott as a unifying public servant and jokes about his mustache in politics.
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Philadelphia
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Hugh Scott
Senate
Scott
Ford
Spiro Agnew
Michigan Caneressm
Sen
America
Beltone Free Non-Operative Hearing Aid Offer
A Chicago notice promotes a free non-operating Beltone hearing aid model. The tiny device weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no body wires. Recipients are urged to request the free unit by mail to Reliane Lees FOniS in Chicago.
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Chicago
Beltone
Kremlin Prepares For Possibility Of Nixon Leaving Office
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Moscow weighing all outcomes including Nixon’s possible resignation or impeachment. The Kremlin signals jitters amid Watergate and Middle East crisis, preparing the party and public for any Washington development.
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Kremlin
Nixon
William L. Ryan
Middle East
Moscow
Nixson
Soviet Communist Party
Washington
Afostow
Jway
Moskow
Spiro T. Agnew
Koremlin
Lzvestia
United States
Tass
U.S
New Times
Mercy Killer Found Not Guilty in Paralyzed Brother Slaying
Lester Zygmaniak, 23, acquitted of first degree murder on grounds of temporary insanity after jury deliberated 212 hours. Defense argued mercy killing driven by love for his paralyzed brother George who lay in a hospital bed after a motorcycle crash. Prosecution contended premeditation and disregard for the law.
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Freehold
Lester
Lester Zygmaniak
Zygmaniak
George
Robert Ansell
Tester
Ansell
Malcolm Carton
Monmouth County
Congress OKs 21.3 Billion For Weapons
Congress passed a 21.3 billion military weapons procurement bill for the year ending next June. The Senate approved 69 to 12 and sent the measure to President Nixon. The bill, 859 million below the administration request, would cut active armed services by about 43,000 by June 30 and impose a peiling of 2.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Nixon
Pentagon
Armed Services
What Causes Flooding In An Automobile Carburetor
ICTS explains common flooding causes such as excessive fuel pump pressure dirt in gasoline and a gas logged float. It notes improper float adjustment and overly rich choke. Repairs require dismantling and soaking in cleaning solution, with a mechanic handling complex work. Western Auto Smithsburg advertises auto accessories at Holiday Acres Shopping Center.
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Western Auto
Smithsburg
Holiday Acres
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