John Dean to cover Republican convention for Rolling Stone
John Dean III, key Watergate figure, will be special correspondent at the Kansas City Republican convention on August 1 for Rolling Stone. He previously served four months for conspiracy to obstruct justice and was a frequent witness in hearings and trials tied to Nixon’s aides.
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King Juan Carlos Arrives in U S For Historic Visit
Spain's King Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia land at Andrews Air Force Base for a bicentennial trip seen as a diplomatic boon. He plans talks with President Ford and Henry Kissinger and will address Congress after a White House welcome. Meanwhile Solzhenitsyn criticizes US freedoms at Stanford, urging self-reflection. Westminster Abbey to unveil Henry James memorial plaque June 17.
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Martha Mitchell Returns Home To Pine Bluff
Martha Mitchell died after a long illness and was laid to rest in Pine Bluff Arkansas, with only two reporters and a photographer present at her casket as it arrived by air in Little Rock, and no family present. In Maryland two men betting on a river swim across Wicomico River drowned, identified as James May and Walter Long, with witnesses recalling a heated scene.
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Bomb Explosions Injure 15 at U.S. Base in Germany
Two blasts at the U.S. Army V Corps headquarters in Frankfurt injure 15 Americans and a German civilian. It marks a second bombing at the facility in four years. Four suspects are held for questioning as authorities seek motives amid heightened tensions.
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Cod truce ends seven month dispute between UK Iceland
Oslo reports Britain and Iceland signed a temporary pact Tuesday to halt the cod war over fishing rights off Iceland. The ax-month agreement cuts British trawler catches within Iceland's 2 mile limit and initiates a return to full diplomatic relations in two days after relations broke in February when British trawlers entered Iceland's 200 mile zone.
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Brezhnev and Marcos Agree to establish Diplomatic Ties
Soviet news agency Tass reported Brezhnev and Philippine President Marcos agreed to establish diplomatic relations and a new trade agreement between the two nations.
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Torture Policy Alleged as Official State Measure in India
The International League for Human Rights on Tuesday charged that torture of political prisoners has become official policy in India, a year after Indira Gandhi declared a state of emergency. The 73 page report was submitted to UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and the UN Human Rights Commission.
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Montreal Brinks robbery case declared solved by police
Montreal police said they arrested three brothers their 60 year old mother and two sisters Tuesday and recovered 100000 as part of 2.8 million taken in the Brinks armored car heist on March 3. City police director Rene Daigneault stated the case is solved.
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Wild chase ends with teen hostage freed in Michigan
A 19-year-old escapee hijacked a police car with a 16-year-old girl at the wheel and led officers across Michigan in a high speed pursuit. The girl Connie Allen was unharmed after a road block negotiation. David Closser was arrested near Webberville as the chase, aided by a helicopter and multiple police cars, ended.
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Three Indian Boys Slain Then Run Over by Train
In Chandler Arizona three unidentified Indian boys aged eight to twelve were stabbed to death before a freight train ran them over Tuesday. County medical examiner Dr Heinz Karnitschnig said all three died from multiple stab wounds and that it was premature to determine how long before the train struck them.
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