Ehrlichman rests case with deception claims
UPI reports John D. Ehrlichman has rested his Watergate cover-up case claiming Nixon deceived him while denying guilt shifts. He spoke of innocence and faulting others, as witnesses for defendant Robert C. Mardian appeared, and former AG Kleindienst testified about receiving word of arrests from Liddy.
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White House
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Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Justice Department
G. Gordon Liddy
Burning Tree Country Club
Senate votes on trade and busing amid adjournment clock
The Senate faces two pivotal votes on a trade bill and anti-busing provisions as leaders seek to limit debate. A failure could trigger a rare Saturday session to meet the Dec. 21 adjournment deadline. The energy and tax debate continues alongside approval of large agriculture and military construction bills.
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UPI
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United States
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NAACP seeks guard protection in Boston schools
The NAACP requests National Guardsmen and additional state police be sent to South Boston to guard integrated schools amid racial tensions. U.S. District Judge Arthur W. Garritt, who oversaw a desegregation order, was involved in the case.
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U.S. District Court
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South Boston
Garrity
Francis W. Sargent
Sargent
National Guard
Louise Day Hicks
Ford
Burmese jail rioters jailed after U Thant burial protests
Rangoon tribunal sentences 35 for breaking law during riots over U Thant's burial. Nine killed, 74 wounded as troops seized Rangoon University to retrieve the body. Curfew imposed. thousands of students and monks reported detained amid street clashes and property destruction.
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UPI
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U Thant
Rangoon University
Radio Rangoon
Bangkok
Thailand
Ne Win
Friday the 13th superstition warned by observers
Friday the 13th stirs superstition with talk of ominous portents. Skeptics mock the legends as old Druids linked trees to gods, making wood knocking seem like divine signaling.
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Weber F. Trout
United Press International
England
McCord Conviction Upheld By Appeals Court In Watergate Case
U S Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously affirms James W. McCord Jr. conviction for 1972 Watergate bugging. Liddy contempt sentence also upheld. McCord remains free pending appeal. Nixon pardon notes referenced. Also coverage includes South Boston desegregation tensions and city actions.
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UPI
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
James W. McCord Jr
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
McCord
Nixon
Ford
Solzhenitsyn speaks on moral revolution and return to Russia
In Stockholm solzhenitsyn urged a global moral and religious awakening as the only salvation for East and West. He chose his Nobel moment to voice hope of return to Russia but warned Soviet officials will lie about his reentry. He lives in exile in Switzerland and refuses to confirm future plans. Meanwhile Australian researchers report a male birth control pill using estrogen and androgen that halted sperm production with no loss of libido, with recovery timelines noted after cessation.
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UPI
Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
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West
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Solzhenitsyn
Switzerland
London
Nature Magazine
Michael
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Melbourne
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