Kennedy Signals Presidential Run in Interview
In a Washington interview Kennedy hints at 1976 presidential bid. He contrasts Chappaquiddick with Watergate, blasts public trust violations, and notes a possible run amid Southern trip for Wallace tribute. He frames a campaign message around unity without compromising principles.
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John Kennedy
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Deep South
Alabama
George Wallace
Milo Dakin
A.A.R
Movie Screen Turns To Watergate Story
In Miami Twentieth Metro Fox discusses casting for Watergate rights with producers directors and casting chiefs. They debate Magruder McCord and Heavies while noting real figures and political figures influence the film’s tone and characters.
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Watergate
Miami
Fla
Twentieth Metro-Fox
B.G. McBigg
Jeb Magruder
Sam
Peter Lorre
Sam Spleen
B.G
Magruder
Tab Hunter
van Johnson
McBibb
Willie McCall
McBigg
McCall
McCord
CIA
Mitchum
Clint Eastwood
E.G. Marshall
Haldeman
Walt Disney
Talmadge
Georgia
Casting Sangfroid in a Capital Movie Plot
The producer and director debate casting for a political thriller with presidents and senators as McCall envisions character likenesses and star power. They mock stereotypes while considering Pat Boone Johnny Mann Jim Nabors Lawrence Welk George C. Scott and John Wayne as potential actors for key roles. The scene ends with a pivot to Senator Ervin.
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Spleen
McBigg
Lawrence Welk
Hugh Sloan
McCall
Qulte
Magruder
Pat Boone
Johnny Mann
Ehrlichman
Johnny
Jim Nabors
President
John Wayne
Duke
B.G
Nixon
George C. Scott
Senator Ervin
On This Date June 22 1973 Almanac Capsule
AP notes key historical moments on June 22 including the 1941 German invasion of the Soviet Union, Napoleon's abdication in 1815, the 1870 DOJ creation, the 1937 Joe Louis title win, and the 1950s era events. It also lists birthdays for Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Bill Blass and a thought for today.
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Associated Press
Germany
Soviet Union
California
Napoleon Bonaparte
Congress
Department of Justice
Britain
George V
Queen Mary
London
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Chicago
France
John F. Kennedy
Europe
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S. Supreme Court
Anne Morrow Lindberg
Bill Blass
Morrow
Sinatra Mob Ties Raised by Congressional Report
A House Crime Committee draft accuses Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. of being unwitting fronts in Mafia linked racing schemes at Berkshire Downs with $55 000 investments. The panel says Sinatra briefly joined and then withdrew after concerns over legal gambling restrictions arose.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davis, Jr
House Crime Committee
Sinatra
New England
Davis
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Mass
Dean Martin
Martin
Raymond Patriarcha
New York
Tommy
Lucchese
Salvatore Rizzo
Atlantic City
Rizzo
FBI
Las Vegas
Nevada
Singer Davis
Copacabana
Gaetano
Corky
Vastola
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Moscow
Orville Freeman and Sequoia Potomac Cruise Recalled
John Duncan recalls a 1965 Sequoia cruise with Orville Freeman aboard the presidential yacht. The account notes a 1965 late summer event after farm legislation passage, dinner at the Naval Gun Factory, and Freeman’s gracious hosts while Duncan’s group celebrated the farm bill. It also mentions Betty Duncan’s World Series miscue and Freeman’s 1973 letter.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Potomac
Betty
Georgia
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Sequoia
Congressional
Congress
Naval Gun Factory
John Duncan
Charlie Murphy
Ken Birkhead
Mabel Snyder
Duke Norberg
Joe Robertson
USDA
Carl Barnes
John P. Duncan Jr
Quitman
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Southern Railway
John
Branch
Freemans
Viewpoint Impeachment Cautious In Congress Says Marianne Means
Congress shows reluctance to move toward impeachment of President Nixon amid Watergate. while impeachment remains possible if prosecutors and investigators present strong evidence, the House majority is cautious due to lack of public pressure and uncertain mood on Capitol Hill.
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Marianne
Washington
Congress
Richard Nixon
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Signs of the Times on Impeachment Viewpoints
The piece argues blame and punishment for the President and notes partisan caution. It cites Rep. McCloskey and Rep. Abzug as early impeachment voices, with Rep. Moss as more cautious, while liberals push moderation and Republicans worry about political backlash.
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Nixon
Spiro Agnew
House
Paul McCloskey
Calif
Bella Abzug
D.N.Y
John Moss
D.calif
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Massachusetts
Atlanta Constitution
Diem
Merry
Tling
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Camp David
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Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Albert Riley
Dodgers
Minnesota
Business International Corporation
Times- Enterprise
Lyndon Johnson
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Signs OF the Times
Democratic Study Group
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