Watergate Papers Fight Over Nixon Presidential Records
The Justice Department seeks to keep Nixon from reclaiming White House materials arguing risks to the integrity of presidential records. It notes the 18‑minute gaps and Nixon’s resignation to avoid impeachment as reasons he could distort history. Nixon counters that only his family would handle release. The brief frames government ownership as necessary and ethical amid national trauma.
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U.S
Watergate
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Washington
D.C
Richard M. Nixon
Department
Nixon
Congress
White House
Friendship Fire Co. could move to new east side hall
The Winchester Friendship Fire Co. may answer alarms from a new 99 year lease site north of Virginia Avenue School at Kerr and Bruce. If funded and approved, construction could begin in fall with completion by next September, improving east side protection amid growth.
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Winchester
Friendship Fire Co
Friendship
Fire Company
Virginia Avenue School
Kerr and
Bruce St
Bill Sardellis
Local Rail Milestone Photo At Winchester 1951
A crowd gathers at the B and O station in Winchester to mark a new diesel engine on the Winchester and Western Railroad, shortly before the first car run. The image shows conductor Herbert Lorrk, Harold Edwards, A C Oates and W and W owner Fosbrink.
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B&o
Winchester
Harold Edwards
A.C. Oates
Kennedy assassination probe urged by Schweiker with Senate debate
Senator Schweiker calls for reopening the Kennedy case amid doubts about the Warren Commission report. He cites FBI and CIA involvement, new transcript claims, and alleged cover ups. Supporters question timing, critics fear reopening wounds and political risk.
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Washington
Richard S. Schweiker
John F. Kennedy
Schweiker
Select Intelligence Committee
CIA
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Frank Church
Idaho
John Tower
Texas
FBI
Warren Commission
Church
Tower
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Michigan
Gerald R. Ford
Oswald
Dallas
Soviet Union
Commission
J. Lee Rankin
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Rep
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
John J. McCloy
Rankin
Allen Dulles
Castro
Cuba
William Manchester
Earl Warren
Lyndon B. Johnson
Russia
Johnson
Warren
Khrushchev
Campaign Spending Drives 1976 Presidential Race Start
Campaign finance data show 1976 contenders have raised 9.4 million and spent 7 million as new law tightens limits. Wallace leads fundraising, Jackson and Bentsen keep spending low while building a nationwide direct mail network, signaling evolving tactics under the public subsidy rule.
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Bruce F. Freed
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Nixon
Herbert E. Alexander
Citizens’ Research Foundation
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Sen
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Wallace
Bentsen
Jackson
Alexander
Morris K. Udall
Ariz
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Federal Election Commission
Carter
Udall
Business
Labor
Business and Trade Association
No Santa Claus for New York City Governor's Emergency Bailout
James Kilpatrick argues New York City faces a deep financial crisis with a state created guardian board and a deputy mayor. He dismisses a federal debt guarantee and warns of ongoing peril, urging local self-sufficiency while noting Governor Carey's risky rescue maneuvers.
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New York
New York City
Carey
Kenneth S. Axelson
J.C. Penney
Mr. Axelson
James A. Cavanagh
Pauline
Harry
Hugh
Abe
Uncle Sam
Washington
Beame
House Committee On Government Operations
Mt. Rushmore
Congress
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Ford
Santa Claus
Byrd
New State Board
New Penney-pincher
Lockheed
National Defense
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John Kennedy
Sen. Russell
Rep. Boggs
Minsk
ASIST
By Frank van der Linden
Thoms J. Byrd
Lewis H., Ebert
Douglas 8. O'Connell
David H. Smith
Eugene P. Miller
Wire
Delly
By James J. Kilpatrick
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