Jury selection underway for Ehrlichman Watergate trial
In Washington the jury pool for John Ehrlichman and three co defendants in a civil rights conspiracy case was narrowed from 120 to 60 then 37 as Judge Gerhard Gesell led a lengthy voir dire. Prospective jurors faced questions on knowledge of the case and biases, with deliberations likely to push testimony to Friday or later.
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Johnny Ehrlichman
White House
Nixon
Ehrlichman
Gerhard A. Gesell
Milk Fund Report Details Donations Tied to Mills and Humphrey
A congressional report discusses corporate aid from milk producers and related trusts to presidential campaigns. It highlights Mills of Arkansas, Humphrey of Minnesota, and staff edits by Samuel Cash and Donald Sanders. The panel seeks Mills’s testimony. some records were destroyed in 1971 and 1972.
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Oscar B
Gene” Goss
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Soviets Orbit Unmanned Space Vehicle Cosmos 662
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos 662 as an unmanned satellite while a new space laboratory Salyut 3 lifted Tuesday. Cosmos 662 orbits Earth every 95 minutes with a high point of 503 miles and low point of 169 miles. Speculation swirls of a possible manned mission timed to coincide with Nixon's summit visit.
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Soviet Union
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Nixon
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Farmers Parade In Rome Protest Mafia Moonshine Trade
In Rome farmers led a Wednesday parade with tractors from the Colosseum to Piazza Navona to denounce fake wine dubbed Mafia moonshine. Organizers claim officials neglect agriculture while upholding a large fake wine market linked to Mafia networks. police report up to 50 million quarts involved, with tankers seized in Anzio.
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Miazza Navona
National Alliance of “Peasants
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North and South Carolina Area Forecast Summary
Weather forecasts cover mountains and coast with cloudy to mild conditions. North Carolina mountains expect showers or thundershowers Thursday into Friday with highs in the 70s to low 80s and lows around 30s to 60s, rain chances from 30 to 70 percent. Coastal areas anticipate heavy showers Thursday into Friday, highs mid to upper 70s north and low 80s south, winds northeast at 5 to 15 mph, rain chances 60 to 80 percent. South Carolina mountains show similar showers and thundershowers with highs near 80 Thursday and in the mid-80s Friday, rain chances 50 to 70 percent, winds northeast to easterly 10 to 15 mph, then variable.
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Burtons Divorce News Leads to Monaco Departure
Miss Taylor arrived in Nice with Monaco plates and declined to speak to reporters. The Burtons, married three times publicly, were last seen together in March in Oroville, California where Burton filmed The Klansmen. Reports of heavy drinking, jewelry gifts, and a pending divorce followed.
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Nicky” Hilton
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Impeachment Inquiry Deepens Split as Hicks Names Figures
The committee faced its sharpest partisan rift seven months into the inquiry as Rep. Rodino, a Republican from Illinois, defended fairness toward St Clair while critics questioned the impartiality. Mitchell and Haldeman were named among the witnesses, with hush money payments to Hunt under scrutiny and Ehrlichman’s trial proceeding. Senate GOP members, led by Sen. Baker, pledge no impeachment politics in the final report.
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Ril
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Howard Baker
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Senate Watergate Committee
Mayors Call for Federal Aid as Inflation Bites Cities
Alioto denounces federal inaction on city debts while urging continued general revenue sharing under New Federalism. Mayors warn inflation and Watergate divert attention, but pledge unity and demand funds to close budget gaps caused by cut programs.
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Egypt
Aliota
Alioto
Bubble Arrives In Moscow For Nixon Summit
The bubble arrives as the honor guard conducts a final rehearsal in Moscow. Soviet bureaucracy tightens security for President Nixon's visit, with the presidential limousine concealed behind a snack bar at the U.S. Embassy while a Secret Service man keeps watch.
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Nixon
District of Columbia
Secret Service
Calley faces parole and transfer after hearings
The Supreme Court declined to set bail for Calley, who was freed on bond pending appeal after a 1968 My Lai massacre sentence that was cut to 10 years by military review. His attorney said parole eligibility could come in four to five months as he awaits processing at Fort Leavenworth and a transfer to minimum security barracks.
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Lewis J. Fielding
Daniel Elisberg
Ehrlichman
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Kenneth Henson
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Grigorenko
Stalin
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Chernyakhovsk
Andrei Sakhayov
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Government study weighs investment incentives and health plan
Sivnen told the sub committee that a study seeks new investment incentives via the tax system and potential postponement of some government programs. He noted the national health insurance proposal is under review as part of a broader budget study, though changes are not yet decided. He emphasized restraint on consumer spending and programs as the preferred alternative.
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Sivnen
Athlete's Foot Pill Ad Offers Quick Relief
An old drugstore promotion promises fast relief for athlete's foot with a health claim and a money back offer. It touts a healing shin replacement effect and urges customers to buy now at Kay Drug Store.
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