Watergate Links Sought in Ellsberg Case by Defense
In Los Angeles AP report, defense lawyers in The Pentagon Papers trial press for public disclosure of any Watergate White House connections to the Ellsberg matter. Judge Matt Byrne denied a government bid to withhold further court developments, signaling future releases.
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Dol J. Ulricchwan
Hive
White House
U.S
Matt Byrne
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Anthony A. Russo
Ehrlichmius
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Lisborg
Byrne
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Garment
FBI
United States
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Tusso
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Dief
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Eilsberg
Leonard Boudin
Washington Evening News
Eslisberg
Han
Watergate
Ehhrlichman
White Holse
Nixon
Ehelichman
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Ofllsberg
Ellsberg
Schrlichman
Hunt
Liddy
West Coast
Burgary
Ehrlichman
Hint
Severly Hills
Lewis Fielding
Elisberg
Wiisberg
Four agents suspended in raid on wrong house
An Illinois man and his neighbors describe abuse after federal narcotics agents raided the Giglotti and Askew homes by mistake. Four agents were suspended with pay as a Justice Department probe and grand jury review begin.
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Washington
Illinois
Herbert Giglott
Collinsville
Giglotta
Donald Askew
Giglotti
Askews
Myles J. Ambrose
Ambrose
Negotiations at Wounded Knee Face Government Showdown
Reports say the federal government warned of storming Wounded Knee if talks fail as 150 to 200 insurgents remain. Talks were revived after weekend sessions, while militant Russell Means is held in Sioux Falls on multiple charges related to the February 27 seizure. Airman James E. Gates, son of Columbus residents, has been assigned to Sheppard AFB Texas for dental specialist training after Lackland AFB.
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Columbus
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Tex
Air Force Task
Air Training Command
Lackland Afb
Air Force
Sheppard
Gates
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University of Nebraska
Linda
Donald Schaufeberger
North Parkway
Richard Hellstern
Lok
Hellstern
Frank Clearwater
Wooded Knee
Clearwater
Lawrence LaMont
Pine Ridge
Rising City High Dives Into Spring Band Concerts
The Rising City spring band concert featured both grade and high school ensembles with solo and ensemble performances. Nulie Gross offered a piano solo with band, while Band Mothers gifted music instructor Jack Gross a maraca and sleigh bell set. A senior recital followed with Cheryl Hinze and Dave Straebing singing and Teverly Glock on baritone horn, and a vocal department concert is planned for May 3 at the high school with solos from fourth grade through high school and mixed choral numbers.
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Rising City
Nulie Gross
Jack Gross
Cheryl Hinze
Dave Straebing
Teverly Glock
Mutual Insurance Agents to Hold Meeting in Omaha
The Nebraska Association of Mutual Insurance Agents will hold its 7th annual gathering in Omaha on Thursday and Friday with about 40 attendees. Speakers include Paul Stephenson and Ralph Marlatt of the national association. Stanis Pocseh] of Stanton to be installed as president. awards include the 1873 Mr. Mutual Agent of Nebraska. Three boys, Doug Simon, Dave Simon, and Alan Heileman, to receive Heroism awards for saving a drowning child and reporting a fire during deliveries.
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MAHA
Lea J. Buelner
Doug Simon
Dave
North Bend
Alan Heileman
Lincoln
Jim Simon
Velleman
Congressmen spend loose funds on official business trips
Congress members used appropriations on travel labeled official business. About twenty lawmakers undertook trips to places including Pitts, Hong Kong, Oman, Bangladesh and Zaire. Costs ran into hundreds of thousands, with Foreign Affairs and Armed Services committees among the biggest spenders. notable defeated lawmakers also traveled after losing elections.
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House
Hun 20
Pitts
Krome
Hong Kong
Dluseat- Oman
Bangladesh
Zaire
Committee Statfeys
Oey
United States
el Wis
Ub Imilia
Ign
Ement
William S
Conover
t+ Pa
William Curlin
Roman Puci Dell
Shereman
Lloyd
Utah
George V. Miller
Calif
John
Monagan
D-Conn
Appropriations Committee
Foreign Affairs
Armed Services
Interparliamentary Union
New all volunteer Army may fall short of manpower goals
Washington AP reports the GAO warns the new all volunteer military will miss recruitment targets, especially for the Army and Marines. It projects 41,000 to 48,000 recruits vs a 45,000 goal, despite plans to recruit more women and relax standards. The GAO cites past trends and notes potential in female labor supply.
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Inoue
Nie Gao
Blouse
le Vitinas
GAO
Army
Navy
Air Force
Scali to Receive Reporter's Honor From Boston Univ
John Scali former U N ambassador and longtime international affairs reporter will receive Boston University's Alumni Award for Journalists from the School of Public Communications on May, recognizing his 29 years as a newsman before his UN post.
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John Scali
U.S
United Nations
Boston University
Hos
Scali
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