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Lupntnn Urralh Evidence Lacking, Nixon Friends i \ PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 24, 1974 BIG BASE MILLINGTON, Tenn. (UPI) I About Town — The U.S. Naval Air Station Playground Notes here is the largest landlocked Navy base in the United States. i ^ lupntnn Urralh Manchester Barracks No. The 3,500-acre base, witji-^' 100-yard Dash: Bobby Ken- Verplanck 786, World War I Veterans, and 10,000 personnel, is training yon. Auxiliary will have a picnic Cartwheel Tournament: headquarters for the Navy’s MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1974 - VOL. Xfclll, No. 251 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -e ig h t pa g e s - t w o sec tio n s p r ic e : f ift e e n c en ts Eileen Byrne, Holly Tueman. 50-Yard Dash; Patty Sunday noon at the home of technical training command, Hopscotch: Holly Trueman, Wojnarowski. Mrs. Mary McCarthy, 170 headed by Rear Adm. A.M. Warren Ave., Vernon. Susan Byrne. 50-Yard Race 11 yrs.: Kim Sackett Balloon Rodeo: Mike Tuley, Stevenson. Members are reminded to bring a dish of their choice. Chairs, Sackett also commands 59 Susan Byrne, Russ Dagenais, 50-‘Yard Race 12-yrs.; Karen other training facilities at Danny Arnold. Wojnarowski. tables and items for the kitchen social will be needed. more than 30 bases on the Price of Paris: 1. Karen mainland and Hawaii. ^ Grinavich, Sue Clavette, Deb­ Bowers Evidence Lacking, bie Black. Pet Parade; Prettiest, Rob­ Whistle stop: 1. Tom Duff, bie and Debby Strimike; Joe Fitzgerald, 2. Diane Black, laziest, Kristin and Lauren Lynn Tracy. Karlson; most playful (gerbal), SEALTEST ICE CREAM A,* Line Tag Competition: Gwen Kristina Monaco; most colorful IS CHEAPER Duff, David Black, Stephen (camelion), Michael Lohr; Byrne. Nixon Friends Say most loved, (frog), Robbie COFFEE Puppet Contest: Scariest, Monaco; eight-legged (double Mike Tuley; best executed, Ken IS CHEAPER .pawed cat), Stuart and Scott By MIKE FEINSILBER Wiggins said because "it is not clear and the Watergate break-in to try to forestall a McPhearson; cutest, Tim Hall, MacClugich; best behaved BOILED HAM convincing.” To warrant action, "it must thorough FBI investigation. Ellen Byrne; funniest, Jill WASHINGTON (UPI) - President (wired haired terrier), Jill, John drive to the conclusion that Richard Nixon Not so, said Wiggins. He said Nixon’s ac­ Tracy; most clever. Sue IS CHEAPER Nixon’s chief defender on the House and Jeff Lampson; most sought m must be impeached for high crimes and tions in view of the known involvement of Donnelly; kookiest, Gary after female (French poodle), Judiciary Committee argued today misdemeanors.” some former and present CIA employes in Trueman; most original, Keith Brenda Mayo; fluffiest (cat), that Congress: lacks the evidence to "A supposition, however persuasive, is the break-in, was "wholly responsible and Boushee, Debbie Black. Pat May. CANNED HAMS warrant impeachment of Nixon. not evidence,” Wiggins said. “A bare wholly reasonable and inconsistent with Pet Show: Best purr. Holly Buckley Aop CHEAPER Silver-haired Republican Carles E. possibility — no matter how convincing — the notion it was inspired by a corrupt Trueman; best snake, Stephen Aquatic Creatures with Wood Wiggins, R-Calif., who comes from tile is not evidence.” % motive.” and Kevin Byrne; cutest dog, Remnents: Most creative same district Nixon represented in Wiggins sought specifically to disprove Wiggins, as well as other Presidential Ken MacPhearson; smallest BOTTDMRDUNDS(p«MrCuQ design, Laura Carulo; most in­ Congress a quarter of a century ago, two of the 17 charges against Nixon laid supporters on the panel, were attempting toad, Kathy Blocking; most ARE CHEAPER genuous design; Beth Gallup. *** opened the second day of impeachment out in the two proposed articles of im­ to at least soften the attacks by ferocious dog, Caryn Four Square Tournament: debate by attacking the accumulated peachment which had been put before the Democrats and to overcome the apparent Southwick; friendliest, Gilman Boys, Jeff Poulin, Tom Held; evidence as too sparse to justify removal committee and the country by the defection of two important GOP Lagusse and Scott Russell; Girls, Karen Wojnarowski, of the President from offee. Democrats. members, both from illlinois — Robert prettiest, Judy Rawson; loudest bananas are cheaper. Plums are Cheaper, Lettuce Is Marie Curry. Taking the opposite position was Rep. The two charges Wiggins attacked both McClory, second ranking Republican, and dog, Keith Boushee; most un­ Cheaper, Land of Lakes or State Butter Is Always Cheaper Charter Oak Park here. John Conyers, D-Mich., an early advocate contend Nixon used the CIA shortly after Tom Railsback. ique plywogs, Laura Pet Parade: Nosiest dog, of impeachment. Speaking next after Southwick; funniest dog. Bob LeAnn and Stacy Spears; most Now Is The Time To Fall In Love With Wiggins, Conyers focused his attack on the Maynville. intelligent dog. Chip Tug-O-War on a Dog President’s secret 14-month bombing Clay Modeling Contest: 1. Lupachino; friendliest dog, PINEHURST campaign against Cambodia and lies he Tape Ruling Welcomed Linda James, 2. Graham Tina Ames; cutest dog, Pierre vantage of one of the many hot dog specials being held in said Nixon told to conceal it from the MacPhearson, 3. Eileen Byrne, Thivierge; smallest dog, Mike Losing out in what might be described as a dog-eat-dog CHOCK FULL '0 miitr — ---------- American people. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The doing so "demonstrated his respect for the 4. Ken MacPhearson, 5. Scott honor of National Hot Dog Month in July. (UPI photo) and Laurie Albert; smallest pet world, John Hanning, 8, of Minneapolis, has his dog Wiggins, longtime friend of Nixon, said Supreme Court’s unanimous decision law.” Russell, 6. Kelly Rheault, 7. (mice), LeAnn Stauffers; most snatched by his pal bulldog Prudence. John was taking ad- he winced when he heard himself Scott said, ”I am glad that the President Dawn LaChance, 8. Fiona COFFEE 8 9 * forcing the release of more White unusual pet (turtle), Robbie described on television this morning as the House tapes generally was welcomed has complied ... as I have long advocated, MacPhearson. but I also think the tapes should be Ames; cutest rabbit, Sandy President’s chief defender. But that is a in all three brashes of government Waddell Stauffer; shyest gerbal, LeAnn No Limit...No Coupons...2 Lb. Cans of this Fine Coffee only role he has assumed since the Judiciary screened by the House Judiciary Com­ Chess Tournament: Peter Stauffer and Chris O’Brien. Committee started examining the Wednesday — by Democrats and mittee leaders.” Robinson. Checker Tournament: 1. Chip Historic-Placea Guidebook New FORMAL’S INN inc; evidence nearly 12 weeks ago. Republicans alike. In a statement from San Clemente, Weal Side ’""ciiiscd wusiiuw Calif., Nixon had said: Lupacchino; 2. Pierre 1 The thousands of pages of evidence Nixon’s decision to comply immediately Pet Show: Largest, 1. Laurie 1 Thiverge. Washington — A new “Guide can be obtained for $1.90 from $1 BQ FLOUR examined since then are inadequate, was applauded by Vice President Gerald "While I am of course disappointed in Long, 2. Ken B eckw ith; Horseshoe Tournament; 1. For the tux the results, I respect and accept the to Historic Places of the Ameri­ the Superintendent of Docu­ R. Ford and Senate Republican leader smallest. Barb! Webster, Mike ments, U.S. Government Print­ Keith Condon; 2. Pierre can Revolution” has been pub­ 3 Lb. Can 0 9 S ite . Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania. court’s decision and I have instructed Mr. Kitsock; friendliest, 1. Mark Thivierge. lished by the National Park ing Office, Washington, D.C. that’s inn Barry Picked St. Clair (White House lawyer James D. Cromwell, 2. Carol Sloan, 3. Green Service (NPS) to help the na­ 20402. St. Clair) to take whatever measures are fo r him Save 20$ on all Vi Qallons of $1.39 flavors of Hearing Opens Ford, who said he “repeatedly Cheryl Wagner, most obedient: Pet Parade: Prettiest, John tion celebrate its bicentennial. urged that the President abide by the necessary to comply with that decision in 1. Jim Laria, 2. Laurie Long, 3. Lumbruna; smallest, Tammy Also listed in the paperback Unanimously all respects.” volume are 200 other bicenten­ SEALTEST ICE CREAM Rep. Peter Rodino, top left, chairman of, the House Supreme Court decision,” said Nixon in Kiffy Silver, cutest, 1. Keith Frank Amona. Pratldant Beashier; best behaved, Teddy nial-era sites not administered Judiciary Committee, opens the impeachment hearing. Hurley, 2. Kiffy Silver, 3. CummingM^cutest, Kathy U. S. corn exports normally 147 Birch St. Manchaatar. Conn. 05&40 by the NPS. Taltphont IO . 9 Wotk Days Rep. Tom Railsback, top right, in his opening remarks David M. Barry of Manchester received Peggy Steven; most colorful, 1. Brown; nn!ost lovable, John account for over half the world The 135-page booklet, which tttC' i 649*7901 10-6 Saturday Keith Hurley, 2. Whitey trade in feed grains. $1 IQ criticized the conduct of President Nixon but stopped short the unanimous nomination for state Koba, funniest looking and best contains maps and photographs. senator in the Democratic Fourth Stevens; most unusual, 1. performer, Jay Fleming. ■ * ■ w Ballon of saying he would vote for impeachment. Rep. William High Court Bars Senatorial District Convention Wednesday Shirley Adams, 2. Teri Adams, Four Square 11 and under: and buy all $1.49 and $1.59 flavors of this fine Ice Hungate. bottom left, indicated in his opening remarks that 3. Jim Laria. he felt there are grounds for impeachment. Rep. Charles night in Manchester. Peter Mainelli. praam for $1.29 Vi Gallon. ’The Fourth District seat has been held Bubble Gum Contest: 1. Four Square 12 and over: Sandman, bottom right, attacked leaks from the committee Largest bubble; Shirley .........................
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