Marines Hospitalized After Camp Pendleton Food Poisoning
Thirty three Marines were hospitalized Monday at Camp Pendleton with food poisoning. A Base Naval Hospital physician said all were in satisfactory condition. Preliminary indications point to live ham as the likely cause. Those affected included trainees and permanent staff, all airlifted by helicopter from the San Onofre training area.
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Fire near Sequoia under control after 15 acre blaze
UPI reports Sequoia National Park containment of a hillside forest fire six miles northwest of the Giant Forest. About 100 firefighters and two helicopters battled the stubborn blaze in rugged terrain at the 5500 foot snow line. No giant sequoias were involved. The fire, touched off by lightning, started over the weekend and burned in ponderosa pine and white fir.
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Brezhnev and Brandt Seal Pact Near Peace Enduring
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev returned to Moscow after a five day visit to West Germany with Chancellor Willy Brandt. They described the talks as laying foundations for permanent peace in Europe and highlighted a new era of productive existence between former enemies. Brandt praised the talks as a good result benefiting peace and cooperation in Europe.
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Common Market seeks oil crisis committee plan
In Brussels the Common Market proposed a trilateral committee of Europe, the United States, and Japan to shield industries from rising oil costs. Henri Simonet, the chief commissioner, seeks a mandate from energy ministers to discuss with the Nixon Administration. Oil demand in Western industrialized nations is expected to double next decade, while Middle East production may grow more slowly, risking outbidding and a price squeeze.
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UPI
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Sourdough secret found by Oregon State biologists
In Corvallis Oregon UPt says scientists isolated a bacterium lac tobacillus from San Francisco Bay waters, the hidden key to the famed sourdough starter. Researchers plan to develop safe distribution methods so bakers worldwide can share the ingredient without altering its Bay Area identity.
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Bakersfield waitress abducted in bar robbery shot near highway
Kern County deputies report 22 year old Connia Gate Johnston was kidnapped by four suspects from a Bakersfield bar, shot twice, and left on a rural road about 20 miles from town. She underwent emergency surgery at Kern General Hospital in setlouts condition.
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Hypnotists form union in Pittsburgh area
Dewey Deavers organized a labor movement for hypnotists in the Pittsburgh region. About five acting members joined Local MD of the Offices aid Professional Employes International Union AF Le Clo. Deavers said organizers came from the West Coast to stabilize fees and weed out moonlighters. Clients range from college students to professional boxers and wrestlers seeking confidence for competition. He estimated over 2000 hypnotists exist in Pennsylvania, amateurs to professionals moving toward medical acceptance.
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UPI
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Trade talks set for final Japan U S committee session
Tokyo reports that cabinet ministers from Japan and the United States will meet for the final Japan U S committee on trade and economic affairs. The meeting was postponed from last year due to the U S presidential election.
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Senate weighs nominee for attorney general amid Cox rules
Senate Judiciary Committee met to consider Elliott Richardson’s renomination as attorney general. Archibald Cox would serve as special prosecutor under revised guidelines granting independence in the Watergate inquiry. Richardson indicated he would follow the trajectory of the investigation, with Cox deciding how and when to brief the attorney general.
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Watergate hush money payment alleged in probe
Senate sources say a former New York City policeman admitted passing hush money to an intermediary in the Washington area tied to Watergate defendants. Anthony Clasiewicz, 68, identified as the mysterious caller, once aided McCord’s testimony. The GAO noted Nixon lawyer Kanmbach raised at least $210,000 for defendants or their attorneys. Liddy remains silent in prison. The panel set May 30 for Ehrlichman and Haldeman to testify. Richardson may name Cox as special Watergate prosecutor.
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Indictments Seen as Coverup by Vietnam Vets Group
Vietnam Veterans Against the War on Monday said the government sought to shift attention from the Watergate burglary by indicting six VVAW members on conspiring to disrupt the Republican National Convention. The group charged the indictments target VVAW and its leaders to justify the Watergate actions and CRP ties.
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UPI
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
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James W. McCord Jr
CRP
Daha N. Mit
Former FBI Agent Blames Bureau Culture On Surveillance Scandals
Ex-FBI officer Marlagh claims federal agents erred in Watergate era thinking and contributed to the King wiretapping in Atlanta. He says a squad logged thousands of Martin Luther King phone calls and kept King under close surveillance for years, comparing the bureau’s mindset to Watergate. He left the PRL after two decades.
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New obstacle to drunken drivers in Nassau County
Minoola New York report says Nassau County roads will get portable roadside breath testing devices as an experimental project. Anthony Cirena head of the Traffic Safety Board announced the federal government selected the county for the test.
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Kissinger Has No Plan To Quit Post
White House says Henry Kissinger has no intention of resigning his post as President Nixon’s adviser on foreign policy. Deputy press secretary Gerald Warren stated there is no plan to step down despite rumors tied to past wiretapping disclosures involving National Security Council staff.
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Mansfield Says Nation in Crisis Over Watergate
UPI report quotes Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield saying the Watergate scandal and ongoing events have plunged the nation into a grave crisis of confidence. He warns that devastating things have happened in central institutions and public trust is deeply eroded.
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Upt
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Next president will be pure says Jack Anderson
Colnmunist Jack Anderson told about 1,000 people at the University of Minnesota Duluth that the next president must be entirely free of corruption due to Watergate. He praised Nixon’s speech and compared him to Kennedy, who he said took responsibility for Bay of Pigs failure.
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