Indictment Hits Ehrlichman Colson Over Ellsberg Case
A federal grand jury indicted John Ehrlichman and Charles Colson on civil rights charges for actions tied to the Ellsberg psychiatrist. Also charged were Watergate figures Liddy Barker Martinez and De Diego for breaking into Dr. Fielding's Beverly Hills office to seek confidential Ellsberg materials.
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Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
Daniel Ellsberg
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Ber
Nard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Felipe de Diego
Beverly Hills
Lewis J. Fielding
Oil ministers to review policies at Cairo meeting
Arab oil ministers plan a Cairo meeting Sunday to review policies and discuss lifting the embargo on the United States. The gathering was moved from Tripoli due to hotel shortages, an Egyptian Oil Ministry spokesman said.
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Cairo
United States
Tripoli
Students March in Addis Ababa Over Land and Work
Hundreds of students marched in Addis Ababa chanting antigovernment slogans as a general strike spread across Ethiopia. Helmeted police forced the crowd back to Haile Selassie University after an hour of demonstrations with no violence reported.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Se
Lassie University
Loyalty pledge in Cambodia swells defections
In Kambol Cambodia 742 former insurgents pledged loyalty to President Lon Nol in the largest anti government defection since the war began in 1970. Lon Nol aides said seven months of negotiations secured the Khmer Rumdo troops following a ceremony led by Assemblyman Thach Chen near Phnom Penh. He estimated 10 000 more rebels could switch sides in months ahead.
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Kambol
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Thach Chen
Ralliers
Phnom Penh
Nixon to lead Latin America goodwill mission with Pat Nixon
The deputy CIA director and the president's doctor join 50 others accompanying First Lady Pat Nixon as personal emissaries for inaugurations of Venezuela and Brazil. Miami businessman Nicholas H Morley also serves as a goodwill ambassador for the ceremonies.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Nixon
Pat Nixon
Latin America
Venezuela
Brazil
Nicholas H. Morley
Miami
FBI appeals for public help in Hearst kidnapping case
The FBI urged more public participation in the Patricia Hearst kidnapping investigation. Agent-in-charge Charles Bates said tips are welcomed and followed up, noting no word from the Symbionese Liberation Army which has claimed holding the 20-year-old heiress since February 20.
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Hillsborough
Calif
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Charles Bates
Symbionese Liberation Army
Berrigans To Have First Child
Philip and Elizabeth Berrigan expect their first child later this month in Worcester Massachusetts. The former Josephite priest announced the pregnancy in an interview amid their controversial marriage announced last May. Berrigan and Elizabeth McAlister both faced automatic excommunication and he defied church celibacy rules as a public challenge. He continues a campus speaking tour despite imprisonment for antiwar activism.
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Worcester
Mass
Philip
Elizabeth Berrigan
Berrigan
Elizabeth McAlister
Sacred Heart of Mary
Aiken Fire Department Lifts Bird From Kite String Rescue
Aiken Day School pupils watch as the Aiken Fire Department rescues a bird trapped by a kite string. Fire crews gain praise from students and are hailed as local heroes for the dramatic midair救援. Hall Roofing Company noted as a family business with women workers on the second story.
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Aiken Day School
Aiken Fire Department
Aiken
Hall Roofing Company
Fincke's Key: Capturing Prisoners' Imaginations at Jail
Retired mechanical engineer Don M. Fincke aids Alston Wilkes Society inmates at the Aiken County jail. He brings ten dollars in dimes, newspapers, magazines, and mail to engage prisoners, helps build a library, and facilitates rehabilitation and housing after release. The 11 year old South Carolina group works to reduce recidivism from fifty one percent to nine percent and operates half way houses as part of broader reforms.
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Don M. Fincke
Aiken County
Alston Wilkes Society
Fincke
Aiken
Long Island
N. Y
Paul D. Grant
St. Thaddeus Epis
Copal Church
South Carolina
S. C
Nixon offers sworn testimony on impeachment inquiry openness
President Nixon said he would provide sworn testimony in writing or a White House interview and surrender all tapes and documents to the House Judiciary Committee and be available for questions. He resisted cross examination and faced mixed Republican reactions about the depth of his cooperation.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
John Rhodes
Arizona
House
Judiciary Committee
Peter Rodino
DNJ
Robert McClory
Bill
James D. St. Clair
Pew
Senate
Hornettes Fall In Final. Saints Win Lower State Crown
Aiken County basketball ends with Hornettes losing 38 32 to Easley in Class AAAA State Finals at Carolina Coliseum. USCA Pacers eliminated 78 77 by Cullman in Mt Vernon Ohio. St Angela’s Saints beat Bowman 38 37 to claim the Class A Lower State title and set up a state final at Spring Valley High School.
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Aiken County
Aiken
Hornettes
USCA
Pacers
St. Angela's Saints
Bowman
Easley
Carolina Coliseum
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Cullman
Alabama
St. Angela
Summerville
Saints
Spring Valley High School
Columbia
Weekend Showers Forecast For Arkenites
The forecast calls for scattered showers late Saturday ending Sunday night. Otherwise the weekend looks clear with blue skies and highs around the mid 80s.
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