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John Newton Mitchell 1913-88, U.S. Attorney General (1969-72), b. Detroit. A law partner of Richard M. Nixon , he managed Nixon's 1968 presidential campaign and was made (1969) Attorney General. In Mar., 1972, he became head of the Nixon reelection committee, but he resigned in June, following the break-in at the Watergate offices of the Democratic National Committee by employees of the reelection committee. Subsequent investigations of the Watergate affair led to Mitchell's indictment, trial, and conviction (Jan. 1, 1975) on charges of conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and perjury. He was also tried, but acquitted (Apr., 1974), on charges related to the secret contributions to Nixon's campaign funds made by financier Robert Vesco.
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ATTORNEYS FOR MITCHELL TO SEEK TRIAL IN NEWTON
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe John H. Kennedy, Globe Staff January 26, 1989 700+ words ...been retained to handle Mitchell's drunken driving case. At his arraignment in Newton District Court last week, Mitchell represented himself and...trial before a judge in Newton first, which would allow Mitchell a second chance before... |
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Joanne Mitchell, 52 Math teacher at Newton South
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe January 7, 1993 700+ words ...Lady's High School in Newton and from Regis College...of Christians parish in Newton and taught Confraternity...minister of communion. Mrs. Mitchell leaves her husband, John F.; a son, Michael P. of Newton; her mother, Josephine... |
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JUDGE MITCHELL ACQUITTED CLEARED OF DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGE
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe John H. Kennedy, Globe Staff April 21, 1989 700+ words NEWTON - Judge Joseph S. Mitchell Jr., whose blistering criticism...Boston University president John Silber. Mitchell was arrested about a half...violation of any law at all." Newton police officers said Mitchell had a strong odor of alcohol... |
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WITNESS SAYS JUDGE MITCHELL WARNED ARRESTING POLICE OFFICER OF 'TROUBLE'
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe John H. Kennedy, Globe Staff April 20, 1989 700+ words ...yesterday. The second day of Mitchell's drunken driving trial...testimony about statements Mitchell allegedly made to Newton police officers on Jan...a dinner meeting with Mitchell at Boston University president John Silber's Brookline home... |
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MITCHELL'S LAWYER RAPS DUKAKIS ANGRY ATTORNEY CALLS GOVERNOR'S COMMENTS ON...
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe John H. Kennedy, Globe Staff February 1, 1989 700+ words ...Newton, which would give Mitchell a trial in front of a judge first. If Mitchell is convicted in Newton he can still request...comment on the specifics of Mitchell's case, well-known...University President John Silber before his arrest... |
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NEWTON JUDGE FACES CHARGES PLEADS INNOCENT TO DRUNKEN DRIVING
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe Gus Martins, Contributing Reporter January 20, 1989 700+ words ...arraignment yesterday, Mitchell waived his right to...enforcement source said Mitchell declined to take a Breathalyzer...Harold Desauguste told Newton Police Officer John Grennon that his 1983...Chrysler sedan driven by Mitchell, officials said. Desauguste... |
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JUDGE MITCHELL ASKS RELIEF FROM DUTIES
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe John H. Kennedy, Globe Staff January 25, 1989 700+ words ...driving erratically, Mitchell spent a few hours in a lockup. At his Newton District Court arraignment...had been struck by Mitchell at Cleveland Circle...judge was arrested in Newton. While leaving court last Thursday, Mitchell said a blown tire... |
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CLASS A; Newton North two good.(Sports)
Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald Kalman, Matt May 1, 2005 700+ words ...Relays in Philadelphia, Newton North's David Polgar...years as they edged St. John's Prep by five points...second straight year, Newton North won both the boys...they can do it." Newton North also won the 4 x 400 meters (Avery Mitchell, Kyle Greenidge, Carpenter... |
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US: Australia honours Olivia Newton-John
Newspaper article from: AAP General News (Australia) June 12, 2006 700+ words ...Australia honours Olivia Newton-John (EDS: Strictly embargoed...Monday June 12) By Peter Mitchell LOS ANGELES, June 12 AAP - Olivia Newton-John's life has had more...some terrible lows. Newton-John battled and defeated... |
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Mitchell is the midfield man.
Newspaper article from: Peterborough Evening Telegraph (Peterborough, England) February 2, 2008 700+ words Scott Mitchell was given the onerous...at Rochdale today. Mitchell was handed his full...Posh Joe Lewis Adam Newton Jamie Day Craig Morgan...Chris Whelpdale Scott Mitchell Dean Keates George...Higginbotham Gary Jones John Doolan David Perkins... |
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Book article from: Contemporary Novelists ...B.A. 1947. Family: Married Edmund John Gregson in 1948; one son. Career: English...Jim Hamilton. Melbourne, Wren, 1974; Newton Abbot, Devon, David and Charles, 1975. Contributor, Amnesty , edited by Dee Mitchell. Port Melbourne, Victoria, Minerva... |
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