Judge Declares Mistrial in Ellsberg Russo Case
Los Angeles AP The US District Court dismissed all espionage theft and conspiracy charges against Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo citing government misconduct. Judge Matt Byrne barred further prosecution, citing wiretap disclosures and a breach by Ellsberg’s psychiatrist files with White House staff knowledge. The ruling ends the second trial and signals no retrial on the charges.
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Watergate Figures Trigger Mistrial in Pentagon Papers Case
In Los Angeles U S District Judge Matt Byrne dismissed espionage theft and conspiracy charges against Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo after government misconduct tied to Watergate operations. The case linked White House orders CIA help and wiretaps to Ellsberg’s psychiatrist files.
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Ceramics Grow in Popularity Through Home Craft Pursuits
Mrs Edna Huitt of 802 S Highland promotes ceramics as a relaxing economical hobby for adults and working women. She runs Ednas Ceramic Studio behind her home offering day and evening classes since 1972 with plans to start a husband wife class. Huitt cites personal satisfaction and holiday crafting as key appeals and notes lessons from a qualified instructor accelerate talent. She studied in Wichita and Minnesota and has earned multiple ribbons at regional shows.
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Edna Huntt
S. Highland
Major Damage Areas Listed in Southeast Kansas
Eight communities suffered major windstorm damage in southeast Kansas. The list includes McCune Weir Columbus Riverton St. Paul Erie Galena and Baxter Springs. Three injuries were reported at Riverton and three at St. Paul. Galena expected to be without power until Saturday. State Civil Defense and Kansas Highway Patrol crews assisted on scene.
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Erie
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Shaffer
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Civil Defense
Joplin
Parsons
Mavin Henry
State Civil Defense Department
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Henry
Kansas Highway Patrol
Tornado damages Kansas Army Ammunition Plant as new contract awarded
The Army notified Kansas lawmakers that it awarded a 3,860,775 dollar contract to Day and Zimmerman of Philadelphia for continued operation and maintenance of the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant near Parsons. The plant, home to about 1,300 workers, suspended operations after a Friday morning tornado damaged power lines, unroofed several buildings, and flattened one small structure on the 13,700 acre site.
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Nixon seeks free lawyers for poor nationwide
President Nixon asked Congress to create a Legal Services Corporation to provide free civil legal aid to the poor independent of politics. The plan would replace the current program with about 2,250 lawyers in 900 offices, an eight year old experiment run by the Office of Economic Opportunity.
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Legal Services Corporation
Office of Economic Opportuniy
Gray Indicates Nixon Knew Watergate Involvement
L Patrick Gray II testified to Senate investigators that Ehrlichman inhibited the FBI probe early on and that he acted only after confirming Nixon was aware. ABC cited sources saying Gray told investigators he informed Nixon on July 6 a bid to impede the Watergate inquiry. The News noted a June 28 meeting Gray arranged between FBI and CIA leaders over suspicions of CIA involvement.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted note suggests plans tied to Kansas returning to beauty and mentions celebrating Mother's Day with apple pie, signaling a lighthearted or personal communication. The text references a domestic, domestic-themed remark without broader news context.
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Summer Jobs for Youth program starts next week Chanute
The Chanute Job Opportunity Center launches the annual Summer Jobs for Youth program next week with the Chanute Safari Jaycees and NeoSh County Community Junior College involvement. Youth register at 119 N. Grant and the Chanute office acts as the placement center for job orders and registrations.
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