Wiretap File Found in Ehrlichman Safe in White House
A missing wiretap file from the Ellsberg Pentagon Papers case was found in a safe at John Ehrlichman's office. Officials also retrieved related logs and several other documents tied to newsmen and government figures. The discovery followed interviews with former aide to Haldeman and actions by Judge Byrne in the Ellsberg matter.
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Washington
William Ruckelshaus
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Presidentel
John Mhelichman
Bligberg
FBI
Morton Halperin
Henry Kisslager
Matthew Byrne
Ellsberg
Byrne
MBI
Ravkelshaus
Abtrt Mardian
Phoenix
Ariz
White House
John Siriea
Senate
John Dean
Sinlea
U.S. District Court For
District of Columbia
Sivea
Dean
Dea
Florida Probes Disappearance Of Cedar Rapids Women
Cedar Rapids police cooperate with Florida officials in an inquiry into the simultaneous vanishings of two Cedar Rapids women linked to alleged sex trafficking by a Florida man. Identifications for Colette Goodynough and Barbers Wilcox were found among belongings of a Florida suspect being questioned in possible connected deaths. A missing person report for Miss Wilcox was filed by her parents on April 24. Authorities suspect a broader crime as searches extend to Biloxi and Lauderdale areas, with continued investigations into the two young women’s fate.
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Cedar Raiis
Cedar Rapids
Florida Law
Defeciig
Cedar Bain
Flovida
Colette Marie Goodynough
Buech Avenue
Atvl Barhars
Ann Wilcos
Gas Oaklant Road
Florida Tan
Tien IL
Lauderdale
Phi
Jenny
Goorenough
Miss Wilcax
Biloxi
Wilcax
Mig
Ray A. Wilcax
Margey J. Goorlenough
Dow Jones Drops Amid Gold Rally and Fed Move
New York markets tumbled as gold prices rose and the Federal Reserve signaled a discount rate change. The Dow Jones average shed points after a volatile week, with declines broadening across several sectors and gains in few issues.
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New York
Wall Street
Hansh
ICCS to Probe Viet Cong Bombing Charge in South Vietnam
The International Commission for Control and Supervision agreed to investigate Viet Cong claims that U.S. planes bombed and strafed inside South Vietnam in violation of the Paris cease-fire. U.S. officials deny any bombing, while Vienna and Hanoi hinted at possible talks if the charges are clarified. The probe includes a proposed five mile safety corridor for site access, with regional reactions from Indonesia and Canada. Negotiations and prisoner releases hinge on resolving the corridor dispute.
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Saigon
International Commission For Contealant Supervision
ICCS
South Vietnam
U. S
Paris
Hanoi
le Due Tha
Henry Kissinger
H.R. Dharsono
UPI
Stacy Wood
Senate Approves Private School Auxiliary Services Funds
AP report notes the Senate voted to appropriate 2.2 million dollars annually for private and parochial schools to fund auxiliary services. The bill, paired with another already passed, would direct 24 million yearly to cover health, special education and remedial services for eligible students.
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Wes
Nhe Haysefen
Tom Iley
Cedar Raplis
Uqouth
Istraet
Tnen
Vite Public
Tion
Syilnst Wiesj
Skylab flight clears launch to join three astronauts
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Skylab, America's first space station, lifts off with a three man crew Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz to orbit. The craft reaches a 271 mile altitude and will link up with the Saturn 1 B booster awaiting a Tuesday launch. The mission aims to set a 24 day space endurance record and explore Earth resources and environmental science.
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Up Teltanate
Paul Weitz
Charles
Pete" Conrad
Joe Kerwin
Cape Kennedy
Pla
Skylab
America
Sky+ lab 1
Charles Conrad
Joseph Kerwin
Paul Wells
Mission Control Center
Conrad
Keewin
Weitz
Russia
Soyux
U.S
Donald Slayton
Kerwin
Welty
Gemini
Apollo
Argentina
Akylah
Two Escapees Seize Deputy and Farm Family Near Laurel
Two inmates awaiting prosecution for escapes overpowered a sheriff deputy near Laurel and terrorized three adults and a child on a farm. Paul Michael Luch and Philip D. Briles seized the deputy, bound the family, and threatened to shoot as they fled toward the Meekin farm. authorities described them as armed and dangerous. The deputy and two relatives freed themselves, while the inmates were being transported from Marshall to Jasper counties.
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Laurel
UPD
Paul Michael Luch
Des Moines
Philip D. Briles
Iuwal City
Luch
Briles
Jasper County
Dean Danley
Marshall County
Uriles
Nothling
Danley
Bin
Tam MeMeekin
Aurel
McMeek
Allen Fenninga
Fenninga
Mark
McMerkin
Uhey Wold
Cedar Rapids council approves sewer pool and minibuses plans
Cedar Rapids council tentatively approves Kenwood storm sewer and Cedar Hills pool projects funded by revenue sharing. About $2 billion in expenditures mapped. $1.152 million remaining from revenue sharing, with $127,000 planned for first half of 1973. A Davis Bacon wage issue prompts adjustments including 24 percent of federal funds for the Kenwood phase. Additional phase costs include a Cedar Lake outlet and Sixteenth Street culverts. $1,057,000 set aside for Kentwood sewer phase. Planning notes mention a proposed new Cedar Hills pool site, purchase of four minibuses, and a contemplated federal sewer grant now unavailable.
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Cammeil
Alowever
Bnere
Ellisk Excavating Co
Wilerlon
Davis-Bacon
Uust
Kenwood
Kentwood
Thio
Center Point Toad
Sixteenth Street
Cedar Hills
Il Ig
Fou
Lille Iron
He Regional Transportation
Supreme Court rules unequal dependent benefits for wives only
The court voids sex based denial of dependent benefits for husbands of service members, ruling Air Force Lt. Sharon Frontiera can claim benefits for her husband to the same extent wives receive. Justices Brennan Douglas White and Marshall criticize sex discrimination while Burger leads a more cautious stance. Powell and Blackmun dissent on sweeping rulings.
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High Court
Air Force
Sharon Frontiera
Willam Brennan
William C. Douglas
Byron White
Thurgood Marshall
Fon
Att Alltiwe
Waren
Brenna
Yarren Burger
Acis Powell
Harry Black
Powell
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Provisional Revolutionary Government
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