Krogh Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy in Burglary
Egil Krogh admitted guilt to a conspiracy charge in the Beverly Hills burglary of psychiatrist Dr. Lewis Fielding. He agreed to cooperate with prosecutors and delay testifying until after sentencing, citing conscience. Krogh faces up to 10 years and a $10,000 fine. senior Watergate figures and the Pentagon Papers are linked to the case.
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Waslington
Nixon Aifée
Egil Krogh
White House
Pentagon
Daniel Elishery
Fundal
Glen
Watergate Grand Jury
Krogh
Los Angeles
Sond Nd
Gerhard A. Gesell
Kroph
Leon Jaworski
Defense Chiefs Weigh War Powers To Bomb N Viet Push
In Washington defense leaders debated the scope of war powers as they consider whether a new act could allow the President to resume limited bombing of North Vietnam for up to 60 days without broader authorization. Senator Javits and advisors discussed interpretations of the War Powers Act and potential effects on U.S. military actions amid questions about new authorizations and limits.
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Washington
Secei
Congresa
Defanie James
Enar
Schlesinger
Billy
U.S
Schleringer
Second Cop Slain in Hub Family Tragedy
Boston police report a detective fatally shot during an armed robbery attempt at a Roxbury office. A police officer brother was killed three years earlier during a Brighton bank robbery. Three suspects were captured hours later and charged, with the case tied to a larger family history of law enforcement deaths.
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Boston
Rostott
Minth
Aelimueder
Orother
Brighton
Francis Schimacher
Alice
Arnold Waller
Land Terre Walker
John Schroeder
Softale Toon Oulize
Ine
Roxbiryjiamaics
Jeremiah P. Sulelivan
John Seneocuer
Hoe
Schroader
Poling
Prdier
Schroeder
Weather Outlook for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Mostly sunny and windy today with cold seas and a high near ts. Clear and cold tonight with a low around. Tomorrow will be brighter and milder by afternoon. No precipitation expected today or tonight. Winds NW 38 to 25 mph today, higher gusts at times. Tonight variable winds under 10 mph.
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Bridgeport
Clamor for In-Depth Study On Pensions Continues
A heated public push presses for a comprehensive pension study amid cost disputes and a renegotiated two year contract. Council voices split along party lines as GOP opponents demand full actuarial evaluation. Alderman John D. Gurnan and other leaders respond with deferred comment while public pressure mounts.
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Sidney Folsom
Penuglo
Nosian
Aim
Pal Aise
Palica
Canton Council
Taxpayers’ Association
Bridgeport
Ani
John D. Gurnan
Senate approves 11 percent boost in Social Security benefits
The Senate approved a bill to raise Social Security benefits by 11 percent for about 30 million people, with an initial 7 percent next March and an additional 4 percent later. The plan would increase payroll taxes to finance the rise, and the measure heads to conference with the House amid expected veto risk from President Nixon.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon
Nike
Saleiay
Ustier
Werner Ot
Viking
Four Victims Injured In Eight Local Robberies Here
Police report eight robbery incidents in the area with four victims injured. One account notes a bag snatching on a street near Heam and Seeiay, with injuries described as knee and leg impacts as pedestrians fell to the pavement. Authorities warn residents to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity immediately.
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Heam
Seeiay Street
Potles
Llee
Hierley Atretts
Robbery Attacks Woman on Main Street
A woman walking near East Main Street and Shoe Washington Avenue was punched and robbed of $35 by an assailant who knocked her to the ground. Police report the events occurred as she entered her garb and was attacked behind Taft Street. The victim declined medical attention and planned to see her own doctor.
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Elysé
Byldesport Police
Mtiay
Jessie Bonkhol
Brull
Trumbull
N ' sGiky
Maziam
Babeiina Frank — Kealuinsk
Agin Hiss
Mun
Jacobyon Bridge
Arate News
Pequonnook
Allen Women's News
Taft
Cartagena
Ridgefield Avenue
Debt ceiling standoff delays expiry and votes amid Senate impasse
Washington lawmakers wrestle with a temporary debt limit lapsed risks. The Senate and House clash over financing, with President Nixon poised to veto any expansion. A temporary extension to June 1974 is debated as officials warn of a possible government payment freeze.
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Washington
Iangi Frivay
Jeff
Leusk
Senate
Anjia
Lu Tinunus
al Ullman
Ed- Inz
Acie Ways and
House
Rolex
Ray 2 Madden
Eau
Presiden Ilxun
James Allen
DeAla
Colle
Federal Treasury
Tam
Renate” Finance
Russell
de Law
Cayers
Farlier
Senne
No Gas Rationing Yet Fuel Oil Price Hike Eyed
Washington reports indicate rationing is not yet planned while a price rise for fuel oil is being considered. Officials suggest energy controls could shift to rationing only if gasoline demand becomes critical, with Cabinet review and possible coupons for rationed products discussed.
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Washington
Jlines
Vite Howse
Perland
Weseleand
Tins Snusce
Maxon
Tac Sonree
eNei
Enutake
Svater
Georga Fibultz
the Treasury
Shultz
Chamber Urges Car Pooling and Fuel Saving Measures
The Bridgeport Area Chamber of Commerce convened to push energy conservation among members amid shortages. Milton J. Morgan led the meeting at 60 Chapelly Street, proposing car pooling, heating efficiency, bus use, and cutting nonessential travel. Dr. Howard Zinner suggested shifting school closings to February to ease parent work conflicts.
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Bridgeport Area Chamber Af Commerce
Tihr
Milton J. Morgan
Chamber
Chapelly Street
Cat’ Pauling
Howard Zinner
Bridgewort Board of Education
Zinner
Sroup
Mwey
State Department of
Transportation
48 Apartments To Top Oakview In Unique Zoning
Oakview zoning panel approves a change allowing 28 more apartments as a third floor addition to the King Cole supermarket complex. Te TF Realty Co seeks to rezone Garden Apartment property on Federal Avenue north of Grand Street to allow conversion of current two story structures into apartments. The unanimous vote arose at City Hall during a regular meeting led by Kenneth Flare VII.
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Joan P. Kelly
Zotting Commission
King Cole
Oakview Apartments
T9m- Taissian
City Hall
Realdenee Ze
Fexingsin Avenue
Dyonue Pind Grand Street
Te TF Realty Co
Kenneth Flare VII
Ghinge
Tahvoc-Atory
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Jaworski
Browyse
Feliver
Dumise Tt
Jatin O. Bhrlichman
Plumbers
Nixum
Plug News
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Keogh
Alt Wirenhaty
Edward M.kennedy Jr
Cratches
Georgetown
Prisay
Nacente
Edward M, Kennedy
Deas
Right
Omnthor Juan
Dell
N. Viet
Sem
Neal Javits
RNY
Jb Nn
Javits
Hub
Mkayaky
Almanac
Oks
By Pete. Mastronardi
Thie Legal
Treasury
al Mathewson
University of Bridgeport
Juniata
Cllege
Madison Avenue
Kennedy Stadium
Ed Farrell
Pannaio
Juiniata
Walt Nadzale
Herbert Glines
Parents’ Association, Booster Club
Board of Associates of
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