Photographer ties second Watergate break in to DNC documents
Miami state attorney Richard Gerstein cites testimony by photographer Michael Richardson alleging a second break in at the Democratic National Headquarters. Richardson described prints of handwritten letters between Democratic leaders and said Bernard Barker and Frank Sturgis paid for the work on June 10.
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Miami
Richard Gerstein
Gerstein
Watergate Complex
Washington, D.C
Michael Richardson
CIA
Bernard L. Barker
Frank Sturgis
Watergate
Richardson
Barker
Sturgis
Rich Photos
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic National Committee
Larry
William M. Battaile Reflects After 12 Years in City Service
William M. Battaile retires today after eight years as mayor and four as councilman. In an interview with Star Staffer Pat Robinson he hopes that city county consolidation will be considered as he reviews his 12 years of service. Photos from his tenure accompany the piece on pages six and seven.
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William M. Battaile
Star
Pat Robinson
Bell Becomes Mayor In Ceremonies Today
Stewart Bell Jr a longtime city official was sworn in as mayor of Winchester for a four year term. In a brief meeting James Fleming was elected vice mayor and Bell named president of Council for two years. William Keyton was elected to fill two years left on Bell's council term.
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Stewart Bell, Jr
Winchester
Bell
James H. Fleming
Roy W. Bayliss, Jr
Council
B. M. Porrero
William S. Keyton, Sr
North Ward
Peyton J. Marshall
Winchester Corporation Court
C. L. Riley
William M.mote
Fleming
Charles Zuckerman
Shirley O. Bly
Michael M. Foreman
Virginia Supreme Court invalidates student loan acts
The Virginia Supreme Court ruled two laws creating loans for students at state and private colleges unconstitutional. The court said the programs functioned as conditional gifts or grants, not loans, since they would be forgiven for academic progress rather than required repayment.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Virginia
Supreme Court
Fischer Wins World Chess Championship
American challenger Bobby Fischer wins the world chess title in Reykjavik after Boris Spassky resigns in game 21. Spassky telephoned match referee Lothar Schmid before the resumption, as Fischer becomes the first American to hold the title.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Russia
Max Euwe
International Chess Federation
Spassky
Lothar Schmid
Paul Charles
Murphy
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Tigran Petrosian
Schmid
Euwe
New Trade Pact From Nixon Tanaka Summit
Nixon and Kakuei Tanaka wrapped up their mid-Pacific talks with a plan for Japan to order more than a billion dollars of American goods paid in advance. Longer-range trade fixes were deferred to future negotiations as Kissinger Ushiba and Ohira oversaw the talks.
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Honolulu
Nixon
Kakuei Tanaka
mid-Pacific
U.S
Japan
Tanaka
Henry A. Kissinger
Jobuhiko Ushiba
Washington
Selective Service to draft men with lottery numbers to 95
Selective Service announced that men with lottery numbers through 95 will be drafted this year. About 15,900 will be called in the last three months, raising the yearly total to 50,000 to meet Defense needs.
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Washington
Selective Service
Secretary
Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Nixon
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Martin Dardis
McDonald‘s Farm Market
Patton
Kujuma Hotel
Oahu
North Shore
William P. Rogers
Masayoshi Ohira
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