Ehrlichman pleads innocent and silent on motive
John Ehrlichman former top domestic adviser to President Nixon pleaded innocent to burglary conspiracy and perjury charges in Los Angeles and said he would remain publicly silent. He was released on his own recognizance and ordered to book in at the county jail as his trial date was set for later in September.
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Los Angeles
John LD. Ehrlichman
Nixon
House Un-American Activities Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Hiss
Hunt
Colson
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Pentagon
Elisberg
Ellsberg
Ehrlichman
Senate
Los Angeles County
Joseph M. Montoya
Dn.m
Watergate Committee
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Thurmond
Congress
David Young
Egil Krogh Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
Ebriiehman
Superior Court
James G. Kalts
Kolts
Liddy
Seattle
Washington
Young
Henry A. Kissinger
Kampong Cham City Fights Mark Strong Insurgent Hold
Fighting rages in Kampong Cham with insurgents controlling about three fourths of the city. Government forces claim control of major northern sectors including key sites like the post office and governor’s mansion. Casualties are heavy on both sides as troops push through to reopen Highway 4 toward Kompong Som.
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Kampong Cham
Kompong Cham
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kompong Som
Guerrillas Claim Hostage Shot Denied by Kuwaiti Officials
Palestinian gunmen who seized six Saudis in Paris and later moved to Kuwait said one hostage was shot and wounded, but Kuwaiti authorities dismissed the claim as a ruse. They cut contact with the plane, refusing crew boarding and promising no further negotiations.
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Kuwait
Paris
Radio
Jordan
al Fatah
Abu Daoud
Hussein
Persian Gulf
Kuwait Airlines
Saudi Arabia
Riyadh
Daoud
Aly Yassin
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yassin
Damascus
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Syria
Cairo
Valve Fails Over Chlorine Gas Leak in Greensburg
A railroad tank car valve failed releasing chlorine vapors over a wide Greensburg area. It took 6 12 hours to cap the valve. Ninety nine people treated, ten hospitalized in fair condition. Emergency officials warned of delayed after effects and potential rise in numbers as exposure impacts peak in 48 to 72 hours.
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Greensburg
Ameene G. Makdad
Makdad
Kissinger Faces Senate Panel In Nomination Hearing
Kissinger, slated to succeed William P. Rogers as secretary, tells the Senate committee he will testify on all activities in his new role and seeks coordination with executive departments. Fulbright notes concerns over covert Cambodia actions and Kissinger's White House adviser duties alongside State post.
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William P. Rogers
Congress
Kissinger
Nixon
Security Council
Fulbright
U.S
Cambodia
John Sparkman
D-Ala
White House
State Department
Paper strike continues hit on Canadian and US mills
Negotiators pressed to end a four week strike at Price Co. Intd paper plants at Kenogami and Alma Quebec. Three Canadian International Paper newsprint mills idle since July remain closed. US supplies cut as Canada rail strikes disrupt traffic. Greensburg gas leak forces evacuation. residents advised to air homes and avoid enclosed areas.
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Price Co
Intd
Kenogami
Alma
Que
Canadian International Paper Co
United States
Canada
Thunder Bay
Ont
Canadian National Railway
Winnipeg
Vancouver
British Columbia
John Munro
Exxon dealers weigh weekend closings amid price war
In Spartanburg a midday meeting of Exxon dealers and others led to about 90 percent of the area's 30 station representatives planning to shut at midnight for the weekend. Bryant said Phase 4 price cuts leave his station unprofitable, forcing closure despite cooperation with Exxon in the war. Exxon acknowledged dealer autonomy and suggested costs be passed to customers, but noted the rise is the first since late 1970. Other South Carolina Exxon dealers face potential closures as industry groups monitor the impact.
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Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Labor Department
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Butz
Shultz
Exxon
Spartanburg
Bryant
Charlotte
N.C
South Carolina Oil Jobbers Association
Columbia
Cost of Living Council
South Carolina
Jimmy Richardson
Charleston
South Carolina Service Station Dealers Association, Inc
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
American
American Motors
Dunlop
William Walker
Atlantic Richfield Co
Thurday
Atlantic Richfield
Ashland Oil Co
Meany Blames Nixon for the Economic Mess Says Meany
AFL-CIO President George Meany accuses President Nixon of causing a “sorry economic mess” in a speech to 300 delegates. He faults administration inflation policy, calls for wage fairness, and condemns Nixon’s handling of Watergate as part of broader economic criticism.
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Meany
Nixon
Atlanta, Ga
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Fife
America
Industrial Union Department
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Ketteridge
Kernodle
Smith
Stewart
North State Bank
Houston P. Sharpe
Burlington
Charles M. McMillan
Sharpe Heads
Huddleston
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Soviet Union
GAO
M&m
No. Main St
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Walton Ave
Dance
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