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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1973

Page

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State Republican Chiefs Dismayed By Dismissal

Associated Press report notes GOP state chairmen surprised by President Nixon firing Cox and the resignations of Elliot Richardson and William Ruckelshaus. Chiefs oppose impeachment but defend Nixon invoking executive privilege while awaiting more details amid the Watergate tapes dispute.

Louise Cook Associated Crass Nixon GOP Archibald Associated Press Cox Elliot J Hichardson William 0. Ruckelshaus Chalrien Harry Rosenzweig Arizona Ruckelshaus William Barrett Nebraska John J. Spaltore Spaltore Delaware Herman Brown North Carolina Frank Rouse Ohio Kent McGough David Green Oregon Republican Minnesota Repubican Rudy Boschwitz

UAW To Strike Ford If Pact Not Reached

DETROIT AP United Auto Workers President Leonid Woodcock says a national strike authorization could occur Friday if a contract with Ford is not agreed by 10 a.m. The three year pact deadline looms as Ford faces demands for voluntary overtime and an early retirement plan for foundry workers.

Detroit United Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock Ford Motor Co Ford Wuodcock

Ford Says Nixon Will Continue To Veto Bills

Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford warned that President Nixon would keep vetoing bills and impounding funds if Congress passes budget breaking legislation. He spoke to the Southeastern Manufactured Housing Institute and urged responsible compromise to reduce vetoes and impoundments. Ford noted recession scare talk but cited Wall Street as hopeful, saying the country is on track toward stability.

Knoxville Tenn Nixon Congress Gerald R. Ford Ford Southeastern White House House Wall Street

Balcony Collapse Injures Girls at London Airport Arrival

At London airport a balcony wall collapsed during the Osmond Brothers arrival. About twenty girls were injured though none were in critical condition. The fall sent debris onto the ground floor as teens packed the area awaiting the performers.

London Osmond Brothers

Mafioso Pardoned By Nixon Dies At 71

Angelo Gyp DeCarlo, reputed Mafioso linked to Mafia investigations, died Saturday at age 71. He served a 12 year extortion sentence commuted by President Nixon due to terminal cancer. He was previously imprisoned in 1970 for extortion and fined $20,080.

Nixon Angelo “Gyp" de Carlo DeCarlo

False Teeth Weary Warnings and Denture Helpers

A fragmented ad style note urges readers not to worry about loose dentures. It promotes FASTEETH and FASTERTIN adhesive powders as quick aids to secure dentures, with a casual reminder to see your dentist regularly. It mentions a BoMar brand and stresses denture care.

Flood Disaster Kills 190 in Madrid. Hundreds Missing

AP reports flash floods in southern Spain strike Madrid area killing about 190, many believed in homes or swept to sea. Up to 400 more feared dead or missing as police note 15 inches of rain over short period. Communities in Puerta Limbreras and La Rabita face widespread devastation.

Madrid Spain Asjada

Hijackers Control Plane Dash in Bolivia Standoff

AP reports hijackers seized a jet and held a Bolivian airliner near La Paz. Officials say negotiations stalled as 2o passengers freed, 18 others including hijackers and crew remain aboard at a Yacuiba airstrip.

LA Pag Bolivia Yacuiba Cuba la Paz

Today In History From The Associated Press

Today in history highlights events from 1907 panic to 1962 Kennedy and Cuba. The piece notes Britain's Lord Home rescheduling Parliament, Apollo space mission success, 1492 Boulogne siege, Oakland A's World Series win, and 1883 Metropolitan Opera opening. Also includes a birthday note for Jean Fontaine and a Courage quote by Captain Sinclair.

Associated Press Britain Lord Home Dent John F. Kennedy Air and Navy Cuba Henry VII England Oakland Boulogne A’s Cincinnati France Reds Spain Morocco Athens Tress Jean Fontaine Otto I Greece Metropolitan Opera House New York Gounod Faust

Preparation H like remedy claims relief for hemorrhoidal itch

An advertisement style claim markets a hemorrhoid formula as quickly easing intense rectal itching and swelling. It cites doctor tested results in New York, Washington, and medical centers, touting fast comfort with a lubricating preparation and a specific applicator.

Priestian Hoge Cste UK York City Washington, DC Aniata

Derelict Burned By Teenagers In Miami Incident

A homeless man died after four teens doused him with gasoline and set him ablaze in an alley behind an abandoned building Saturday night. One attacker was named by the victim before his death. two other men were present, and Emmett Spratling was also set on fire. The attackers and victims were reported as Black, and no arrests were made by Sunday evening.

Miami Fis Akers Charles Scales Emmett Spratling

Stock Market Slumps Amid Watergate Fallout

New York markets fell as investors reacted to President Nixon firing the Watergate prosecutor. The Dow slipped 7.20 to 956.43 at 10:38 am with declines outweighing gains about seven to one on the NYSE. Trading remained active despite Veterans Day holiday observers. some relief came from talk of a Mideast cease fire and lower prime lending rates.

NEW York Cap Nixon Watergate New York Stock Exchange Mideast Washington At!st

Experts Say Tapes Must Be Proved In Court Prosecution

Legal scholars argue that in Watergate cases the actual tapes are the best evidence. A summary would be inadmissible unless tapes are destroyed or unavailable. Dean Goldstein and Columbia Law expert Korn say summaries face hearsay and credibility issues, while possession and authenticity crucial for admission.

Dudley Lehew Associated Press Jim Abraham Goldstein Yale Law School Goldstein Nixon Senate Watergate Committee White House Sam Ervin D-N.c Mation Foom the Mevin R. Laird Harold Korn Columbia Law School Korn Olj Sommcs Coi Hlr Haldeman Koth Balamic

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