Witness Rulings Spark Frates Protest in Ehrlichman Case
Washington AP report explains Ehrlichman lawyer William Frates protesting rulings limiting witness testimony in the Watergate cover up trial. Judge Sitica denied several witnesses and blocked an Ellsberg psychiatrist affidavit, arguing procedural grounds while prosecutors and defense clash over fair trial requirements.
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John Ehrlichman
Iital
White House
Ehrlichman
William Frates
John Sitica
Sitica Uphelki
Obj
Egil Krowh
Livica
Frates
Richard M. Nixon
Jefferson High Safe Blowtorched in Weekend Heist
Thieves used a blowtorch to pierce a three foot square hole in the Jefferson High School safe taking about 400 in cash and missing over 1 000 in wrestling receipts. The break in occurred Sunday night discovered Monday morning by employee Jim Snetzler. Entry was made via attendance office window and double doors.
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Southview Drive
Roord
Today's Chitchkte Most of us have two chances of becoming affluent-slim and fat
The line presents a playful motto suggesting people face two paths to wealth and health, contrasting slender and heavy outcomes. It frames a casual, humorous take on self-improvement and lifestyle choices with a light newspaper tone.
Greeks Vote 2-1 Against Monarchy
In Athens Greece voted 69.2 percent for a republic with 40 percent backing a monarchy return. About 25 percent of eligible voters did not vote. Former premier Panayiotis Kanellopoulos tops the provisional presidency list as Constantine Caramanlis bids to submit a new constitution clarifying presidential powers. The exiled Constantine hoped to return, but Caramanlis warned it would be unwise to try soon.
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Panayiotis Canellopoulos
Constantine Caramanlis
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Daley Says He'll Seek Sixth Term
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley 72 a kingmaker in national Democratic politics for almost two decades announced Monday he will seek an unprecedented sixth four year term.
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Chicago
UPL
Richard J. Daley
Jerusalem archbishop convicted of arms smuggling
Greek Catholic archbishop of Jerusalem, Msgr Hilarion Capudji, was found guilty of carrying arms and explosives from Lebanon for Fateh and Black September. He received a total 12 year prison term deemed concurrent, with possible deportation to an Arab country discussed by legal authorities. He labeled Israel “aggressors” and “robbers” while denouncing the court in the Palestine conflict.
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Israelis yield concessions on Sinai talks progress
Ford met with Israeli Foreign Minister Allon who signals willingness to offer concessions on withdrawing from the Sinai desert. Allon also met with Kissinger as U S Israel diplomacy enters a new phase amid talks of flexibility and criticisms of Rabin. Allen said the peace process may already be overdue and Rabin hinted at further withdrawals without a non belligerency declaration.
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Demo Leaders Back Off on Wage Price Lids
Kansas City AP report shows Democrats considering softer wage and price controls. Local committees push for leadership to stay home, while Rooton pledges to tackle national issues and urges broadened recruitment including women and minorities.
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GITY
Rooton
Odds Favor New Democratic Measures Emerges From Miniconvention
At a Democratic miniconvention leaders pushed economic controls as a core plank while Senators Bentsen and Bayh signaled a cautious stance on wage and price controls. Rev. Fulton urged possible energy conservation action, and the party adopted a charter ending quotas and embracing affirmative action for underrepresented groups. The document outlines that party affairs must meet these reforms, pending Compliance Review Commission rulings.
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Texas
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Indiana
Hey
Richard Fulton
D-Tenn
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Supreme Court to rule on questioning silence in trials
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if prosecutors may question defendants about why they did not speak up when first questioned by police. Courts are split on whether this cross examination violates the right to remain silent, with opinions pending a written ruling.
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UPI
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William] Hale
David Bateson
Arizona
Eating Less Meat Could Aid World Hunger Policy View
Washington AP report on a National Agricultural Outlook Conference where Harry Walters of the World Bank affiliate urged basic policy shifts in developing countries and greater meat reduction by affluent nations to free grain for the hungry. He warned price impacts and cautioned against relying on direct food transfers.
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International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
World Bank
Walters
National Agricultural Outlook
Agriculture Department
U.S
Ford to Address Nation on Economy Wednesday
Washington AP report says President Ford will deliver a gull ivale address on the state of the nation's economy Wednesday night. White House press secretary Ron Nessen announced Monday.
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Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
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