Ellsberg break-in indictments narrowed to four former White House figures
Grand jury probes into the Ellsberg psychiatrist break-in focus on four former White House officials Ehrlichman Krogh Young and Liddy. District Attorney Busch says no indictment decision yet and deputies seek a secret memorandum linking Ehrlichman to the plan from federal offices in Washington.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Egil Krogh
David Young
G. Gordon Liddy
Dist
Joseph Busch
Washington
Ehrlichman
Stephen Trott
William Burnett
Washi
Krogha
Liddy
Krogh
Isquad
Bhe
Beverly Hills
Lewis Fieldling
Prohibition Push Gathers Momentum in Poland
Warsaw AP reports a growing movement led by psychiatrists to ban alcohol nationwide. Proponents cite 1.4 million drinkers needing help in Poland’s 33 million population and argue existing laws are underused, while critics warn of past prohibitions’ crime spikes and enforcement challenges.
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Warsaw
Poland
Alcoholism Research Institute
Tadeusz Bilikiewicz
Baltic
Gdansk
Bilikiewicz
U. S
U.S
Widow 90 fights narcotics charge in sidewalk bust
Frances Kelly a 90 year old widow of a policeman says she is innocent of narcotics possession after a weekend arrest as she walked to a playground to pick up a neighbor’s child. She claims the money and bags found were not hers and faces a July 12 hearing. Residents describe her as a community matriarch who babysits and voices strong anti-drug sentiment.
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Philadelphia
Frances Kelly
Mrs. Kelly
Kelly
Herschel Vandiver
Vandiver
Harlow to Rejoin White House Staff in Nixon Era
Bryce N. Harlow, former White House aide, will rejoin the Nixon administration as presidential counselor to advise on administration matters while on leave from Procter and Gamble. Rose Mary Woods gains a new title of executive assistant, and retired Maj. Gen. John C. Bennett is named chief assistant to Alexander Haig.
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Bryce N. Harlow
Nixon
White House
Harlow
Gerald L. Warren
Procter
Youngest U S president Teddy Roosevelt at 42
A concise note recalls Theodore Roosevelt as the United States youngest president at age forty two, contrasting it with a figure attributed to John F Kennedy as four. The brief highlights historic ages in presidential history.
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Teddy Roosevelt
United States
John F. Kennedy
Jefferson credited with introducing finger bowls in country
The article credits Thomas Jefferson with introducing finger bowls to the nation, noting his influence on formal dining customs and etiquette during the early years of the republic.
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Thomas Jefferson
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