Key Figure in Watergate Pleads Guilty to Testify
U S attorney Harold Titus said a key Watergate conspirator agreed to plead guilty without immunity and testify at trial. The target named by sources as former White House aide Jeb Stuart Magruder, with negotiations for further pleas and cooperation under way. Senate hearings recessed until June 4 as figures linked to the scandal testify and discuss possible charges and strategies.
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Washingy'mn
Ary — ‘Inc
U.S
Harold Titus
New York Times
Titus
White House
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
John Mitchell
Hlt
Archibald Cox
Watergate Prosecntor
Senate
PBS Actiygy
L. Patrick Gray
Heir
Nixon
Gray
Vernon Walters
CI Adbettar
Wantusion
Oemer
CIA
Richard Helis
H. BR. Haldemars
Walters
FBI
Mesiea
CTA
Warg
Bernard Burket
Democratic National Comupities
McGovert
Barker
Campora sworn in as Argentina's 20th president amid unrest
In Buenos Aires Campora, a Peronist dentist turned politician, was sworn in before over 100,000. Police said two killed and four wounded by gunfire as crowds cheered and the new leader pledged to ally with anti imperialist struggles while pursuing better relations with Latin America. He urged amnesty for guerillas and criticized the military regime that left the country in ruins.
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Buenos Aires
Heeter Campor
Argenling
Camiporia
Antc
Campora
Plaza de Maya
House
Senate
Argentina
Juan Peron
Alan
Ile
Violetige
Bingo Bill Advances to Governor Approval
The bill to permit Towans to run bingo and games of skill or chance at fairs was sent to the governor after the Senate approved it with House amendments by a 2-9 vote. The measure would take effect soon after signing and publication to let county fairs conduct midway games and charitable events. Senator Richard Turner argued it may conflict with Town Law, while supporters said it would allow charitable and civic groups to host bingo and raffles.
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Dies Mons
Towans
Senate
I Caliel
Vodden
Tina Passinse
Richard Turner
Dawe
Hues Na
Wiltien
Suspended Detective Named in Injury Claim in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Police Chief George Matias announced the indefinite suspension of Detective Kenneth Millsap amid a half million dollar personal injury claim against the city. Millsap contends a false arrest and beating with injuries occurred after a patrol car was called to a northeast parking lot near Center Point Road and Porlysee l ond Street NE. The charges were not prosecuted, and Millsap filed the claim, prompting the investigation and suspension.
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Coder Rapids
Hows
Cedar Rapids Police
Chie
George Matias Munday
Matias
Kenneth Millsap
Matlias
Millsap
Canwrsday
Four Killed in Two Car Crash Near Mason City
NOAA SPRINGS AP reports four people died in a two vehicle crash on Highway 18 east of Mason City. Victims include Peter Hurtgen 23 from Chai Cly in one car and Wisconsin residents Eric Schaefer 23 Patrick Schaffer 25 and Thirid Robinson 20 from Antigo Waustin and Mason City hospital. Robinson died after arrival while the other three were killed outright.
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Noaa Springs
Highway
Mayd County
Peter Hurtgen
Chai Cly
Wisconsin
Eric Schaefer
Patrick Schaffer
Waustin
Thirid Robinson
Antigo
Wis
Robinson
Mason City
Nota Springs
Forgery Audit Links Hoover Health Checks to Phone City Council
An audit in Cedar Rapids shows forged Hoover Health Council checks totaling about 4626 were cashed after Aug 24, 1972, through April 1, with 76 checks involved. Police say signatures were forged and the investigation continues to determine theft or delivery of the checks. A New York stock exchange note appears in the text but is unrelated.
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Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Hoover Health Counci
Second Avenue SE
Council
Potien
Art Wid Council
Air Pollution Action Urged By Many Readers
A readable plea signals strong public demand for swift steps to curb air pollution as residents express concern about soot and health risks. Community voices urge local officials and businesses to prioritize cleaner air this year.
Space Handymen Track Damaged Skylab To Aid Teachers
CAPE KENNEDY Fla Astronauts aboard Apollo plan a salvage mission to repair Skylab after a heat shield tear exposed the lab to sun. Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwit Paul Weitz execute engine firings to approach the station 2500 miles ahead of the Apollo and assess damage. They aim to install a sunshade, free a jammed solar panel, and restore power for a potential 24 day stay.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Nee Anvericatr
Sky- Jalk Space Station
Charles Conrad
Conrad
Joseph Ierwit
Paul Weitz
Space Handymen
U.S
Houston
Alga
Weile
Reylah
William Schneider
Apollo Crew Profiles Skylab Veterans and Physician
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP profiles Skylab fans Charles Conrad Jr Paul J Weitz and Joseph Kerwin three astronauts veteran of prior flights or combat missions with civilian spouses and children noted. Weitz first space flight. Kerwin physician astronaut. Conrad has Moon mission history and birthday during Skylab 1. Cedar Rapids judge rules in favor of two teachers against pregnancy discrimination with maternity leave policy deemed discriminatory though principal input upheld. Back wages and contracts addressed. Filing deadline 20 days.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Charles Conrad, Jr
Philadelphia
Conrad
Navy
Princeton
Navy Test Pilots’ School
Mit
Jane Dubose
Peter
Thamas
Andrew
Christopher
Contrad
Paul J. Weitz
Erie
Weilz
Penn State
Joseph Th. Kerwin
Wil
Chicago
Kerwin
Maklog
Cross
Northwestirn University Schionl
Madigine
Cedar Reeds
New— Linn
William Ft. Eads
Cedar Rapids Community School
Joan Parr
Judy McCarthy
Bads
Eads
Heford
Jonald
Farm Fuel Shortage Hits Iowa, ASCS Reports
AL Swope reports a developing farm fuel shortage spreading across southeastern Iowa with 60 counties filing reports to ASCS chief Dale Awtry. Independent suppliers face rationing as weather delays fertilizer supplies and farmers seek alternatives, with monitoring ongoing and notices expected before a larger shortfall occurs.
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AL Swope
Dale Awaty
Executive Directo
Agricultural Stabilization Aid Conservation Service
ASCS
Fem
Awtry
Whoalan
Tate Civil Defense
Vast
County
ANGS
Awlry
Hig Agency Plas
Tawi
Three Bodies Found In Trunk at Ames
Three infant bodies were found in a trunk in a warehouse near Ames. Story County Sheriff John Stark said the bodies appeared to have been in the trunk for some time and were sent to the state medical laboratory in Iowa City for examination. Investigators from a federal agency joined the inquiry.
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Ames
Story County
John Stark
State Medial Laboratory
Lowe City
Ielyna Huceae
Nixon sells most San Clemente property to Abplanaly
President Nixon sold the bulk of his San Clemente estate to Robert Abplanaly for 12 million dollars about two and a half years ago. Abplanaly, a New York businessman and friend of the President, also owns a Florida home within the White House compound. Title to about 2 1/2 acres has been held by a trust since acquisition in 1969 for 1.8 million.
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Washington
Nixon
San Clemente
Tvo
Robert Abplanaly
White House
Abplanaly
New York
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida
Calif
Siage
Nixons
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Annis
Tie Heart
Lonla
Campura
North Vietnam
Beyowd
Carlos Ney
Adin
Carlos Coda
Peron
Amesty Pletige
Ford Motor Co
Perun
Hemmenopor Tiew
Peron Peron
Ioy
Robert Way
Upi
Pete Conrad
Joseph Kerwin
Hoover
Netdliany
Chirman
New York Stock Exchange
Tori
Chase
Apollo
Weiss
Vietnam
Independence
Iowa
Solonel
Tawa
Clinton, Louisa
Powoshiek County
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