Ellsberg to base defense on people's right to know
Daniel Ellsberg pleads innocent on new 12 counts in the Pentagon Papers case and says the defense centers on the American people's right to know the truth about U S involvement in Vietnam. Trial set to open March 7 with co defendant Athony J Russo.
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First Lady Mrs Nixon leaves Liberia for Ghana on goodwill tour
Mrs Richard M Nixon ends Liberia visit and departs for Accra Ghana on the second leg of a seven day goodwill tour of three West African nations. She is to be met by Prime Minister Dr K A Busia and plans a two day tour visiting Ashanti country before heading to Ivory Coast.
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Defense suit delays Kissinger kidnapping plot trial
UPI HARRISBURG a defense suit against U S District Judge R Dixon Herman delays the trial of eight people charged with plotting to kidnap presidential adviser Henry Kissinger. The start of the trial for Rev. Philip Berrigan and seven others is moved from January 10 to at least January 17 while appeals court questions electronic surveillance use. Herman said starting with the suit pending would be improper and warned lawyers to pair up, noting conflicts if one attorney represents multiple defendants in a conspiracy case.
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Simplicity marks rites for Chevalier
Maurice Chevalier was buried in a foggy village cemetery beside his mother in a quiet ceremony attended by fewer than a thousand villagers and admirers. Princess Grace attended, and a public address system served mourners outside Ste Eugenie Church. The simple service honored the entertainer known for decades of stage, film, and television work.
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U S F105 Bombers Hit North Vietnam Radar Site
U S fighter bomber attacked a North Vietnamese radar installation in the first protective reaction strike of the year. The mission aimed at stopping electronic tracking of B52s. Spokesmen said the missile likely destroyed the site as helicopter gunships reported Viet Cong moves in the Mekong Delta with 17 killed.
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First million refugees return to Bangladesh
Indian official C L Deb of the Rehabilitation Ministry announced that nearly one million of over nine million East Bengali refugees in India have returned to Bangladesh. He noted refugees fled amid East Pakistan’s civil war and atrocities, with more than six million housed in 827 camps across five Indian states and three million elsewhere in India.
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Nobel winners discuss death at Gustavus conference
Nobel laureates Dr. George Wald and Dr. Ulf Von Euler headlined Gustavus Adolphus College’s 8th Nobel Conference in St. Peter Minnesota. Wald argued death is a late development tied to reproduction while Euler noted varying termination points in parallel biological processes and discussed life extension and its risks. Both scholars were to receive honorary degrees, marking their 31st and 2nd honorary doctorates from Gustavus.
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Catholic order advertises in Playboy for recruits
In Pikesville Maryland Father Joseph Lupo of the Order of the Holy Trinity says a Playboy ad costing 9000 dollars reached college age men and generated overwhelming interest. He notes the ad aimed to reach socially minded youths amid declining priesthood applications and insists the image is not controversial.
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Ripon Society lauds Nixon veto of day care plan
The Ripon Society credits President Nixon for vetoing a 2.1 billion Democratic plan to fund comprehensive day care centers. In the January Ripon Forum the liberal Republican group calls the plan low priority for boosting women into work amid high unemployment. It endorses Nixon's Family Assistance Plan with guaranteed income and work incentives as more realistic.
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Private services held for ex Justice John M Harlan
Private funeral services attended by Supreme Court members were held at Emanuel Church for former Justice John Marshall Harlan. Mourners entered through a steady rain as brief rites were led by George R Laedlein and George Trowbridge. Harlan died in Washington on December 29 after bone cancer at age 72. ashes were buried in the church cemetery. William H Rehnquist attended.
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