Kennedy 76 bid seen as ready to run by Kennedy clan
Henry J. Taylor reports Boston sources say Edward Kennedy plans to run in 1976. The piece argues the Alabama visit to honor Wallace was a staged ploy and cites a long history of Kennedy deception and manipulation by Stephen Smith and Robert F. Kennedy.
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Ted Kennedy
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Kennedy
Montgomery Capitol
Kennedy Clan
Casbah
White House
Senator Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Edward Kennedy
Jean
Smith
New York
Mr. Smith
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Chicago
Hyannisport
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard J. Daley
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
How Viet War Was Fought Reveals Political Capital in Nixon Era
The piece argues that public record myths fueled Nixon era blame over Cambodia bombing and the war’s secrecy. It notes B 52 raids failed to bolster Lon Nol, Burger rejects Holtzman bid to halt bombing, and Laird’s memo showing record falsification to mask Cambodia targets.
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Washington
Nixon
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Warren E. Burger
Elizabeth Holtzman
D-N.y
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Indochina
Melvin R. Laird
New Broom
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Laird
South Vietnam
Department of Defense
Department
State Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
1974 safety belt ignition law changes driving rules
The 1974 model year will require lap shoulder belts that must be engaged before the ignition starts. Pressure sensors in the seat verify occupant presence, and states consider mandatory belt use to bring older cars up to the standard. Abandoned city homes are being sold for one dollar to revive blighted areas in Philadelphia and Wilmington with residency and repair requirements.
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Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
West
Mrs Kennedy Leaves Hospital After Birth of Patrick Kennedy
Mrs John F Kennedy exited the hospital after the birth of her son Patrick Bouvier Kennedy who lived less than two days. Dr Thomas C Iden of Berryville was named to the State Board of Health by Gov Albertis Harrison. A thirty minute hail storm damaged 90 percent of apples and peaches on Timber Ridge. Senator Byrd sent invitations for his annual Berryville orchard picnic.
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John F. Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Thomas C. Iden
Berryville
Albertis S. Harrison
State Board of Health
Timber Ridge
Byrd
Berryville Orchard
Daily Meditation on New Highways and Life Adjustments
A speaker reflects on the rise of a new superhighway and the need for business along the old road to relocate. The piece urges adapting to change, making the new route a path of virtue, and avoiding a highway of sin as life moves forward.
Nixon's Eighth Watergate Statement Preview
Washington AP reports President Nixon will deliver his eighth Watergate statement, summarizing the ongoing probes, Dean's testimony, and executive privilege issues. The piece traces Nixon's past remarks from May 22 through prior conferences and the evolving Senate hearings. It notes the FBI inquiry scope and the resignations and firings within the White House in 1973.
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Kennedy
White House
Washington
Nixon
Senate
John W. Dean III
Dean
Democratic Party
FBI
Committee For
Watergate
L. Patrick Gray III
U.S
Peking
Peking An
Senate Committee
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard G. Kleindienst
Florida
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Gray
Kleindienst
Asst. Atty
Henry E. Petersen
CIA
J. Edgar Hoover
Kakuei Tanaka
Kennedy kin car crash leaves teen in danger of paralysis
Pamela Kelly of Centerville Mass may be paralyzed after an open Jeep rollover on Nantucket Island. Doctors at Cape Cod Hospital report a broken spine and leg after a three hour operation led by Dr. Peter Carney. Joseph Kennedy STI 20 faces negligent operation charges in Nantucket District Court.
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Ethel Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cape Cod Hospital
Hyannis
Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
Pamela Kelly
Centerville
Peter Carney
Lahey
Boston
Pamela
Margaret Kelly
Nantucket Island
Joseph Kennedy
Nantucket District
Douglas crosses into China on three week tour
US Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas arrived in Hong Kong for a three week visit to China accompanied by his wife and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Connally. Connally is noted as Douglas' personal physician and close friend.
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Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
China
Douglas
United States
Thomas Connally
U.S
Connally
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