Nixon Tries to Define Mutual Restraints after Watergate
James Kilpatrick argues Nixon failed to say enough on Watergate yet stressed broad mutual restraints beyond criminal law. He condemns the enemies list and abuse of power, urging all Americans including the Senate and press to rebuild trust and let the courts handle crimes.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Muskie
Humphrey
Jackson
Senate Committee
Congress
Crime and Cashless Trends Spark Debate on Systems
Attorney General Elliot Richardson questions the FBI crime index and cites an LA federal study in testing new techniques to measure crime. He warns the system risks overemphasizing arrests and finance while insisting total computerization is unlikely.
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Elliot L. Richardson
FBI
Richardson
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Pirating Airliner May Force Changes in U S Middle East Policy
Washington weighs Israel’s air piracy against Arab guerrilla violence and U S interests. The piece argues U S sympathy for Israel persists but warns repeated acts could jeopardize support and trigger a reassessment of policy amid oil pressures and UN responses.
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Israel
Middle East
United States
United Nations
Egypt
U.N
Gaza Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Old Jerusalem
Syria
Golan Heights
Jordan
West Bank
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Josef Tekoah
U.S
John Scali
Security Council
Golda Meir
Joseph J. Sisco
Scali
Tel Aviv
Council
David Elazar
Middletown Council Rejects Water Line Extension Under I-81
The Middletown town council voted down extending the water line under Interstate 81. C and S Bank plans a second drive in branch at Loudoun and Gerrard. A $54000 gift honors Mrs. Mary Mellon for Winchester Memorial Hospital. Bernard F. Groves Jr elected second vice president of Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association.
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Middletown
C & S Bank
Loudoun and
Gerrard Streets
Mary Mellon
Upperville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bernard F. Groves, Jr
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
The Rewards of Good Cheer Daily Meditation
A man left twenty five hundred dollars to a stranger who smiled and spoke to him daily. The piece urges small acts of kindness and cheerful words as priceless in a world where smiles are scarce, noting their high value to others.
Corona Proclaims Innocence in 25 Killings Trial
Juan Corona, serving 25 consecutive life terms for murdering 25 itinerant farm workers near Yuba City in 1971, denies guilt in an exclusive interview. He demands a new trial, seeks a lie detector test, and blames his prior attorney for not presenting witnesses.
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Vacaville
Calif
Juan Corona
Yuba City
Texas
Corona
California Medical Facility
San Francisco
4-H Orientation Day Planned in Frederick County
The Frederick County 4-H clubs sponsor an Orientation Day on Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Lions Shelter, Winchester Recreation Park. Activities include songs, games, demonstrations, and a play. Attendees should bring a sack lunch. beverages will be provided. The event ends about 3 30 p.m.
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Frederick County
Lions Shelter
Winchester Recreation Park
Memory Genius Scoring Quiz From 100 Questions
The quiz explains daily scoring across ten days for a memory test. It defines bands from Memory Genius to Good and directs readers to page 2 for the correct answers.
Skylab Leaks Remain Unfound by Astronauts
NASA reports Skylab 2 crew unable to locate two leaks after a full day of checks. Mission commander Alan Bean tested a backpack unit and Jack Lousma planned sun observations while Owen Garriott conducted medical and solar studies. Ground teams will pursue new methods to locate the elusive leaks as the 59 day mission continues.
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Bean
Homes Entered in Clarke County Burglary Report
Clarke County sheriff said two vacant homes in the Old Chapel and Old Bethel areas were entered by force last week. Items taken include a Lyman shotgun reloader, walnut table, pie safe, clubs and a chandelier from the Hawkins properties, while doors were forced at both locations. Deputy Levi is investigating.
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Old Chapel
Old Bethel
Clarke County
Albert M. Kademus Jr
Commonwealth
Harold Hawkins
Rt. 255
Id Chapel
Lyman
Iodemus
Charles J. Levi
Energy Head Blasts Petroleum Executives
White House energy chief John Love told oil executives that voluntary fuel allocation must work or federal controls could become mandatory. He cited callous disregard in distribution and warned of possible Congress driven allocation if issues persist.
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White House
John Love
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Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Congress
United States
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