GOP admits aide in Demo HQ break in
The Nixon re election campaign acknowledged its security coordinator James A. McCord Jr was involved in the break in at Democratic National Headquarters. Democratic Chairman Lawrence F O'Brien called for a full FBI investigation and urged Cabinet member Kreindienst to act. O'Brien noted McCord remained on the Nixon payroll and demanded Congress and the public know who authorized the act of political espionage.
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Nixon
Lawrence F. O’brien
John N. Mitchell
James A. McCord Jr
Mitchell
McCord
O'Brien
Atty
Richard G. Kreindienst
Committee For
Congress
World air strike by pilots disrupts global flights
Worldwide 24 hour strike by air line pilots began at 2 a m EDT to press for tighter security against hijacking and piracy. Major U S and foreign carriers suspended flights while some U S pilots stayed on duty and others complied with a grounding order.
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U.S
Washington
Suspen
International Federation of Air Line Pilots Associations
Eastern
Northeast
Southern Airlines
U.S. Jets Resume Bombing After Podgorny Leaves Hanoi
American fighter-bombers resumed attacks in North Vietnam above the 20th Parallel after a four day pause during Soviet President Podgorny visit. In Quang Tri Province South Vietnamese marines pressed the offensive as Thieu announced a three month campaign to reclaim territory. We're back to normal, said a source, with strikes resumed north of the 20th Parallel.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Hanoi
U.S
Quang Tri
Nguyen van Thieu
Ronald Ziegler
Paris
Demilitarized Zone
Soviet Union
Quang ‘Fri
Thieu
South Vietnam
Armed Forces Day
White House silent on new Vietnam peace bid
Florida officials reported a major Vietnam peace initiative under way as Soviet leader Podgorny spoke of a de escalation in Hanoi and U.S. talks with Kissinger during Nixon’s trip to China. Xuan Thuy and Le Duc Tho travelled between Hanoi, Peking, and Paris amid reports of conditions for resuming talks. South Vietnam pressed a three month campaign to regain territory while noting Communist fronts.
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White House
Vietnam
Key Biscayne, Fla
Upl
Florida White House
Hanoi
Podgorny
Paris
Podgarny
U.S
Xuan Thuy
Padgorny
le Duc Tho
Chon En-lai
Peking
Flights at L.A. still normal amid 24 hour pilot strike
Indications in Los Angeles Sunday showed airlines would operate normally during the Air Line Pilots Association 24 hour protest. TWA pilots were urged to follow Supreme Court restraining orders and fly as Los Angeles airports including LAX were expected to run normally. Reservations clerks reported heavier business nationwide with long lines at counters and overseas impact uncertain.
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U.S. Air Line Pilots Association
America
Los Angeles
Air Line Pilots Association
TWA
ALPA
Supreme Court of the United States
Williams
L.A. International
Fathers and son slain near wrecking yard in Long Beach
Lino Campos and son Gaving, both from Baja California, were found dead near a trailer at a wrecking yard on Alameda Street after being lured there. A $2,000 Secret Witness reward is offered for information leading to arrests and conviction. The two had been seen alive hours earlier, with the killer or killers still at large. Rewards total $15,000 in eight cases, including other homicide payouts.
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Ciation
ALPA
Warren E. Burger
Iunder
Ling Campos
Gaving
Baja California
A and J Wrecking Yard
Carson
Southland
Alameda St
Lino
Gaviho Campos
Sherit
Hou
Gaving Campos
Letephone
P.O. Box
Long Beach
Calif
Marguerite June Makeig
Felson St
Bellflower
Eurocrat Special BEA Trident Jet Crashes At Heathrow
A BEA Trident jetliner crashed two minutes after takeoff from Heathrow, killing 118 aboard including 29 Americans. The flight 548 bound for Brussels carried 28 Britons, 29 Americans, 29 Belgians, and passengers from South Africa, Canada, Thailand, and Nigeria. Investigators retrieved two black boxes as BEA officials noted no distress call from Captain Stanley Key.
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Staines
England
UPI
British European Airways
BEA
London
Heathrow
Ried
Brussels
Henry Marking
Stanley Key
Bell man fleeing police crashes head-on killing one
Bell man Robert Palmer was booked on suspicion of manslaughter after fleeing officers led to a crash on the Florence Avenue overpass of the Long Beach Freeway. The deceased driver was Steven Burgess, 24, of Cudahy, who died after the collision and Burgess’s companion was injured. officers had pursued Palmer following a shots complaint, which turned out to be a landlord’s warning pistol report.
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Bell
Pollice
Florence Avenue
Long Beach
Steven Burgess
Cudahy
Robert Palmer
Wilcox Ave
County Usc Medical Center
Palmer
Burgesa
Doctors’ Hospital
Maywood
Dragon Lady draws U.S. officers into South Vietnam black market scheme
Campaign 72 report notes a figure nicknamed Dragon Lady luring U.S. officers in South Vietnam into a black market operation. The brief mentions illicit activities tied to the era’s Vietnam War politics and security concerns.
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U.S
South Vietnam
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