Nixon aides Dean and Kalmbach reunite with families at LAX
Former Nixon associates Herbert Kalmbach and John Dean III, released after serving sentences for Watergate felonies, greet wives Barbara and Maureen at Los Angeles International Airport. Dean described the return as exciting news while Magruder also arrived with his family.
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John Dean III
Los Angeles International
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Barbara
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U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Dean
Magruder
Bethesda
Refugees flee to Saigon as Phuoc Long falls
Refugees rush from Tay Ninh City toward Saigon seeking sanctuary after Phuoc Long province's loss to the Communists. The United States increases ammunition shipments from Thai stockpiles while Japan reports Marine Division alert on Okinawa. Washington denies active intervention. A winter storm brings heavy snow to Colorado, Arizona mountains, the Dakotas, and western plains with blizzard conditions in Utah.
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Danish Liberals surge but fail to win majority in price freeze plan
In Copenhagen the minority Liberal Party appeared set for a record Danish victory in the general election yet fell short of a parliamentary majority for its plan to freeze prices and wages through 1975. Spokesman Knud Enggaard said results exceeded expectations as forecasts showed a sharp seat gain.
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Poul Hartling
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Hartling
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Three-Nation Talks Convened Over Showa Maru Grounding
Singapore and Indonesia joined by a third nation for a conference to tackle the Showa Maru grounding oil slicks spreading across Singapore, Indonesia, and a third country. An aerial survey confirmed the 237,698-ton Japanese supertanker ran aground in Indonesian waters with oil reaching all three nations.
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Singapore
Indonesia
Catholics Demand Park Resignation Meet in Seoul Cathedral
About 15,000 Roman Catholics and the leader of South Korea's main opposition party joined 300 priests at Myongdoung cathedral in downtown Seoul to urge President Park Chung-hee to resign. They pledged to "pray until our demands are met."
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South Korea
Park Chung-hee
Myongdoung
Houston to witness largest piece of space junk reentry
The largest man made piece of space junk to reenter Earth’s atmosphere is expected today over Houston as officials caution the odds of harm are extremely low. The reentry remains a low risk event with no expected injuries or property damage.
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Houston
Senate panel moves New Hampshire race to full Rules Committee
The Senate elections subcommittee voted to send the New Hampshire senatorial dispute to the full Rules Committee for review. Chairman Claiborne Pell noted the issue would reach the Rules panel on Monday as Congress prepares to convene. Durkin urged a limited review of about 50 ballots, while Wyman demanded a full recount.
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Senate Elections Subcommittee
New Hampshire
Full Rules Committee
Claiborne Pell
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Congress
John Durkin
Senate
Louis Wyman
Grizzly Bear Put On Threatened Species List
The Interior Department announced that the grizzly bear will be listed as threatened. This designation allows sport hunting only in Alaska and Montana.
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Interior Department
Alaska
Montana
Richardson Named Ambassador to Britain by Ford
Elliot Richardson, who resigned as attorney general rather than fire Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox, was announced by President Ford as the new ambassador to Britain. The 54-year-old Bostonian and former Massachusetts lieutenant governor has held top posts in the Nixon era and returned to Capitol Hill as a senator from Ohio. Ford lauded his intelligence and public service, noting his career included undersecretary of state and roles in health, education and welfare, defense, and attorney general.
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