Martial law declared in Buenos Aires and five provinces
Argentina announced martial law in Buenos Aires and five provinces after guerrilla violence, including the assassination of a retired admiral. The decree authorizes military trials and death penalties, extending to areas where guerrilla actions occur. President-elect Campora travels to Madrid for urgent talks on the crisis.
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Buenos Aires
API
Madrid
Hector J. Campora
Alejandro Lanusse
Lanusse
Campora
Spain
Juan D. Peron
Hermes
Santa Fe
Cordoba
Mendoza
Tucuman
Peron
Judge orders broad probe in Ellsberg case entangled with Watergate
UPI reports in Los Angeles that Judge Matt Byrne ordered a wide probe into government investigations of Daniel Ellsberg as the Pentagon Papers trial becomes intertwined with Watergate. The judge seeks details from the Justice Department on possible White House led burglaries and connections to Ehrlichman and Haldeman, while meeting Nixon briefly at the Western White House.
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Los Angeles
UPI
US District Court
Matt Byrne
Daniel Elisberg
White House
Justice Department
Hilsberg
Nixon
John D. Enouighman
FBI
Ehrlichman
Ellsbece
Elisberg
Joan Mitchell
HR. Haldeman
Richard G. Kleindienst
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Liddy
Hunt
Ellsberg
Sworte
Open Court
Pentagon Papers
Critics Flail Shultz Tax Plan Against Loopholes
Washington liberals denounce the administration tax proposal as failing to close loopholes that benefit the rich and corporations. Shultz backs no self-initiated changes, proposing only a $200 million levy on income sheltered by shelters while highlighting a new 2 percent credit for domestic-source investments.
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Shultz
Washington
UPI
Treasury
George P. Shultz
White House
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Rogers Defends Cambodia Bombing Before Senate
Secretary of State William P. Rogers furnished the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with a st page document arguing constitutional authority for U S bombing in Cambodia. He said Nixon can legally continue air strikes without new congressional approval as long as North Vietnamese troops remain in Cambodia to pressure adherence to the cease fire.
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U.S
Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Indochina
Hanoi
United States
Thom
Jacob Javits
Government report: food price rise slows in April
Washington reports a mid month Agriculture Department index shows raw farm prices down 1.5 percent in the period ending April 14 after a 24 percent rise in six months. Livestock prices fell about 5 percent while corn and soybeans rose. Weather and floods threaten the 1973 crop goal, possibly lifting costs and delaying hog and poultry supplies. Beef and hog prices had surged mid March before retreating under price controls and consumer actions.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Corp
Nixon
Nixon Meets Brandt As He Pushes Cold War Detailless
President Nixon meets German Chancellor Willy Brandt amid efforts to sustain foreign policy momentum after Watergate. They plan talks at the White House, a potential summit with Brezhnev, and discussions on arms control, Southeast Asia, and Middle East issues. Kissinger also to meet in Moscow on Brezhnev visit arrangements.
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UPI
Nixon
Willy Brant
Brandt
Leonid I. Brezhnev
White House
National Press Club
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Breznhev
George S. Pompidou
Europe
Soviet Union
U.S
Southeast Asia
Middle East
New York
Kissinger
Real estate spending: balance value and affordability
A housing column advises buyers to consider personal budgets and not rely on averages. It argues a slightly pricier home can offer inflation protection, better living, and brighter resale potential, with guidance from Mr Hoisington, former Vermont Realtors head, and contact from Hoisington Realty.
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Hoisington
Vermont. Association of Realtor Boards
Hoilington Realty
Main St
Democratic governors urge outside Watergate prosecutor
Democratic governors pressed President Nixon to hand the Watergate inquiry to an impartial special prosecutor chosen by a nonpartisan group. At a Lake Erie resort meeting, 16 of 31 members backed the call, alongside resolutions opposing Nixon revenue sharing and urging renewed price and rent controls.
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Huron
Ohio
UPL
Nixon
American Bar Association
Lake Erie
Watergate
National Governors Conference
Chary
John West
South Carolina
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Yemen air crash kills foreign minister and 24 officials
Beir ut Radio reports a Yemeni airliner went down in the northeast near Aden, killing Foreign Minister Mohammed Salen Al- Awiak and 24 South Yemeni officials including ambassadors to the Soviet Union Britain Iraq Lebanon Somalia and the South Yemeni representative at the Arab League. An official Aden statement gave no crash cause or casualty count. The ambassadors had recently visited Aden for consultations with the foreign minister.
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Beirut
UPI
South Yemen
Mohammed Salen al- Awiak
Soviet Union
Britain
Iraq
Lebanon
Somalia
Arab League
Aden
South
At the Movies CINEMAT Comedy Picks The Heartbreak Kid
Cinema I screens The Heartbreak Kid in a Comedy program following Disney’s finish, rated PG. Second theater shows The Godfather replaced by Cry Uncle and Relations both rated X. Sounder and Cicely Tyson receive Oscar nods for strong performances. Williamstown College Cinema presents The Godchildren rated R. Time listings: Cinema I 7 and 3, Cinema Y 7 30 and 9.
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Cinema I
Cineaa
Williamstown College
Harte
Williamstown
Congress extends Nixon wage price control authority
Congress passed and President Nixon signed a bill extending discretionary powers to manage wages and prices until April 1974. The measure, approved 267 to 115, preserves Phase TH controls on food health construction petroleum and meat while adding amendments on corporate disclosures petroleum allocations wage standards and impoundment limits amid bipartisan support and opposition.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
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