Grand jury opens Watergate West inquiry in L A
A Los Angeles county grand jury begins its Watergate West inquiry amid Washington hearings. It probes the Elisberg psychiatrist office break in during the 1971 Watergate scandal, with Hunt Barker Martinez and others facing possible charges. Witnesses include Krogh Colson and Ehrlichman as investigators prepare indictments if warranted.
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Gas Crisis Sparks Consumer Sharing and Policy Blame
United Press International reports a governor urged travelers to share cars to save fuel while a congressman accused major oil firms of worsening shortages for profit. Houston shipping could halt within two weeks. Hartford proposed commuter interchange lots to reduce driving. Washington lawmakers blamed exports. Texas ports warned of limited gasoline. farmers struggle to harvest. Global oil fears grow as experts urge stockpiles and conservation.
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Ex-POW Brudno clutching change after homecoming death
Edward Allen Brudno, a Vietnam era POW released Feb 11, died by own action Sunday in Harrison New York. Neighbors recall the shift from ecstatic reintegration to despair four months after return, with a suicide note in French and a life emptied of meaning.
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Democrats push wage price freeze plan in Senate
Senate Democrats unanimously back a three way freeze on prices profits wages salaries rents and consumer interest rates aiming to attach it to the debt ceiling bill. They note public concern over inflation exceeds Watergate issues and cite past defeat as they press for action at the first suitable bill. Treasury secretary Shultz cautions that a freeze cannot last long and outlines post freeze policy questions.
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Search narrows for FBI director
Attorney General Elliott Richardson says a permanent FBI chief is expected soon after extended screening. White House considers Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley among at least four candidates to replace Edgar Hoover, with others including Roy W. Moore William A. Sullivan and Charles Bates. Acting FBI Director William D. Ruckelshaus faces pressure and a June 3 Senate hearing deadline under the 1957 Vacancies Act.
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Kennedy accuses Nixon on Saigon public safety aid deception
UPI report quotes Sen. Edward Kennedy charging the administration with deception over South Vietnam public safety aid. He says AID programs persist in Saigon under new labels and demands immediate U.S. withdrawal of funding for prisons and Red Cross inspection of facilities amid claims of political prisoners.
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Beame Leads in NYC Runoff Bid After Primary
Abraham Beame led the Democratic primary with 34 percent, facing June 26 runoff against Herman Badillo to determine the nominee to succeed Mayor Lindsay. Badillo had 29 percent. turnout was about 25 percent. Mario Biaggi finished third. John March was unopposed on the Republican side.
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Nelson Affair and Slither Lead Double Bill Cinema Notes
New Yorker reviews The Nelson Affair with Peter Finch in an Iouious role. Glenda Jackson as miscast Lady Erama Hamilton. James Caan is lightly praised in Slither with Peter Boyle and others, plus The Gang That Couldn’t Shoot Straight. Oscars stir with Liza Minnelli and Joel Gray winning acting prizes amid Die Godfather wins.
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