Nixon aides reveal move of secret wiretap files to White House
In a deposition John Ehrlichman says Robert Mardian moved the files fearing Hoover would blackmail Nixon. Ehrlichman alleges Hoover could use the wiretaps to pressure the President, and notes Kissinger targeted Halperin for tapping for leaks.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Hoover
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Ehrlichman
Nixon
Robert C. Marcian
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Morton Halperin
Henry A. Kissinger
Halperin
Governor's Wife Returns Home After Minor Surgery
Janna Boren, who filed for divorce from Gov. David Boren six weeks ago, has been back at the governor's mansion since Thanksgiving Day to recuperate. An aide says she underwent minor surgery last Tuesday and was released Thursday.
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Oklahoma City
Janna Boren
David Boren
Governor's Mansion
Boren
Rob Pyron
Sonny and Cher May Reteam for CBS Show
Cher and ex husband Sonny Bono may reunite for a new TV series with CBS possibly as early as February. Publicist Jay Bernstein declined comment on the negotiations. Cher had recent marriages and separations with Gregg Allman and Bono, with divorce filings and withdrawals amid their separate careers.
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Los Angeles
Cher
Sonny Bono
Jay Bernstein
Bono
CBS
Gregg Allman
Allman
Macon
Cleaver Returns to U S with New Faith in Democracy
Kathleen Cleaver says Eldridge Cleaver came back to America last month with a new faith in democratic principles though exile ended in possible prison. He had left seven years ago after an appeals court ordered him back for parole violations and for a shootout between Black Panthers and Oakland police.
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Los Angeles
Eldridge Cleaver
America
Black Panther
Kathleen Cleaver
Faris
Ome
Cleaver
Black Panthers
Oakland
Cincinnati Names First Regularly Elected Woman Mayor
Bobbie Sterne is sworn in as Cincinnati's first regularly elected woman mayor succeeding Theodore Berry. A 20 year veteran of city politics she was elected to the council in 1971 and will serve one year of a two year term as the mayor's seat alternates between parties. The Democratic and Charter parties have held a coalition council majority since 1971.
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Cincinnati
Bobbie Sterne
Theodore Berry
Sterne
Bers
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Charter
Japanese-Americans Rally Behind Yoshimura Defense
The Japanese-American community mobilizes a defense fund for Wendy Yoshimura, aiming to post bail of 100000 as she faces state weapons and explosives charges. Activists in Fresno and San Francisco report thousands in pledges and ongoing inquiries, with donors including a New York contributor who sent 25 in memory of his father.
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Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Santa Rita
Fresno
Mikio Uchiyama
Miss Yoshimura
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Oakland
Ellen Endo
Rafu Shimpo
Yoshimura
Buddhist Church
AMA weighs stance on doctors strikes at Honolulu meeting
In Honolulu the American Medical Association debated strikes for economic gain. President Dr. Max H. Parrott said the AMA may need to enter collective bargaining later, while opposing doctor strikes as unethical. The group also discussed malpractice and health insurance amid a tense debate.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Max H. Parrott
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Ore
Association
House of Delegates
Cook County
Chicago
Parrott
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