Conspiracy Us Ridiculous Says Young Woman
A young woman was injured when she fell while leaving a Main Street shoe store. The incident occurred as she walked out, with witnesses noting no apparent foul play or conspiracy.
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
15
A young woman was injured when she fell while leaving a Main Street shoe store. The incident occurred as she walked out, with witnesses noting no apparent foul play or conspiracy.
Jim Bishop notes President Nixon faced repeated failure to appoint a new FBI director after J Edgar Hoover. Hoover’s legacy looms as Washington wrestles with internal candidates like Cartha DeLoache Mark Felt John Malone and L Patrick Gray. Nixon finally selects Clarence Kelly amid warnings from SACs and calls for an insider.
In 1923 Middletown High School dedicated the Epilogue yearbook to Bernetta M. Cooper who retired after 51 years teaching arithmetic algebra and geometry. She began with the four-year-old district in 1872 and had earned a golden jubilee salute the year before. Editor Franklin B. Williams, later a Middletown history author, notes his absence from the 50th reunion as he and his wife tour the West Coast for their 26th wedding anniversary.
The piece lists mock doctoral honors for Watergate figures like G Gordon Liddy E Howard Hunt Maurice Stans John Mitchell Jeb Magraner H R Haldeman John Ehrlichmann Ronald Ziegler John Dean III and others. It satirically credits these figures with fictional degrees for activities around the 1972 1973 political scandal.
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