Elisberg Russo verdict shocks Europe press on Nixon
British and continental papers crown the Elisberg and Russo dismissal a blow to President Nixon and his administration. Headlines in Daily Mirror declare guilty while others call it a setback for Nixon and Watergate coverage dominates front pages. Observers note reticence in Moscow and mixed reactions across Stockholm Copenhagen and Paris outlets.
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Nixon Resting at Camp David As Mother's Day Plans
President Nixon remains at Camp David with wife Pat as he blends rest with work on a campaign abuses proposal aimed at preventing another Watergate. C G Babe Rebozo and Nixon daughters Tricia and Julie plan to join, with a 16 to 20 member bipartisan commission to study safeguards.
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Reagan attacks Ellsberg trial and Nixon link in Virginia
California Governor Ronald Reagan said Daniel Ellsberg did not deserve exoneration in the Pentagon Papers case and that Nixon likely innocent in Watergate. He warned the same people who criticized Watergate should not praise Ellsberg, calling it a park and purist trend.
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Publisher recalls safe break in Las Vegas Sun office
Las Vegas publisher Hank Greenspun said a year ago someone tried to jimmy open his safe in the Sun office on Mies ground floor. He noted the safe contained material potentially harmful to senator Edmund Muskie, then a Democratic presidential candidate, and suggested a link to political maneuvering without detailing the documents.
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Census Bureau study reveals ethnic potpourri
The Census Bureau reports from March 1972 surveys that English Scottish or Welsh origin remains the largest group at 29.5 million, or 14.4 percent, while German and Irish origins follow. Spanish origin Americans average younger ages and lower incomes, with a median family income of 7600 in 1972 and larger families. English Scottish or Welsh origin families show higher income and professional employment trends. Immigration peak from Great Britain occurred in 1881-1890 with 7,000,000 arrivals.
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