Watergate grand jury to hear seven defendants
Federal prosecutors plan to bring the seven Watergate defendants before the grand jury after sentencing to seek light on others involved. Senate Watergate probes will hear progress reports as chief counsel Dash warns of a long process while access to FBI files remains limited to Ervin and Baker with others protesting.
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Sergeant With 18 Years' Service Arrested In Theft
Los Angeles based FBI reports a staff sergeant with 18 years in the Army was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport on a complaint alleging theft of 365000 dollars in unmarked small bills from the Fort Polk finance center. Bobby Gene Sartain, 40, faced a magistrate after attempting to collect luggage from a Memphis flight. He had access to the vault and was said to have used an alias James. He awaits a magistrate appearance as investigators probe the missing money and an unnamed accomplice. The case involves Army and FBI agencies with the post near Leesville, Louisiana.
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Four Slain In Brantley Tavern Mystery Deepens
Four men were found shot to death in Glenn's Tavern near Brantley Alabama. Police say the killer is at large with no suspects. Victims were from the Brantley area and the operator E. Alex Kennedy. One clue cited is a small cash register containing 35 cents. Investigators reported the scene late Friday and continued work Saturday as they pursued possible motives and suspects.
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Snow Chokes Raton Area Stranding Residents
Heavy blowing snow blocked roads across northeast New Mexico with up to six inches more in towns like Raton. Eight inches reported in Las Vegas and traffic on I 25 halted from Las Vegas to the Colorado line. A school bus driver and five pupils were stranded on a rural road. Clayton lacked telephone service as roads to Raton closed and winds piled snow six to eight feet high.
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Hanoi View: North Sees Vietnam War Move Forward
The Vietnamese press portrays US defeat as a strategic setback for Western schemes in South Vietnam. Nhan Dan says Washington signed the Paris accord under pressure and withdrew its military, while the North asserts renewed determination to push independence, democracy, and peaceful reunification.
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Vietnam prisoners swap stalls over Marine guard demand
The Viet Cong offered to begin repatriation of 139 U S prisoners in Laos but insisted on including 159 Marine guards from the U S Embassy Saigon in the withdrawal. Wickham objected, calling it a violation of the Paris cease fire and diplomatic norms. He said Marine presence is normal for a embassy and the list should have no attached conditions.
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Alabama Democrats clash over 1972 rules revisions
Analysis from Page One notes the panel reviewing the 1972 rules was initially all white. The party chairman added a black member and two Spanish speaking members. After a coalition failed to unseat reform-minded Executive Committee members, Strauss aborted attempts to fill six more spots. The chairman won some contests and lost others, described as a magnificent meeting by Alabama Democratic Chairman Robert Vance, with attendees leaving mildly dissatisfied.
Tanzanian-Backed Invasion Claim Stokes Uganda Tensions
AP report outlines Uganda alleging a 3 500 strong Tanzanian backed force invaded near Lake Victoria. Uganda claims advance units were routed. Tanzania denies any truth to the report. President Nyerere and exiled Uganda leader Obote are named in the assertion.
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Legs of Chile crisis surface in senate subpoena files
Senator Edmund S. D Maine cites three black looseleaf volumes of subpoenaed TI correspondence and memos on ideas to bring Chile to economic collapse. He says the files show destructive aims rather than constructive purposes. Church adds the material could be read repeatedly without insight. McCone testified Geneen's offer was relayed to Richard Helms and Henry Kissinger at the White House.
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