Nixon to testIfy before Senate panel on intel ops
Former President Nixon volunteered to testify before the Senate intelligence committee while reserving executive privilege. He would cover the Houston plan, CIA domestic spying, Chile covert ops, and reform ideas, with testimony in San Clemente for four hours.
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Huston
Chile
CIA
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Frank Church
D-Idaho
John Tower
R-Tex
San Clemente
Calif
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Church
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Antiwar activists face charges dropped in embassy paint incident
On Tuesday charges were dismissed against Philip Berrigan and two others arrested for allegedly spraying red paint on the British Embassy grounds in Washington. An embassy employee who witnessed the incident refused diplomatic immunity to testify, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles Roistacher.
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Austrian Institute
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Philip Berrigan
Washington
U.S
Charles Roistacher
FBI
Pine Ridge
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D.C
Jack Coler
Ronald Williams
Spain grants amnesty to prisoners on king's orders
Spain's government announced a general amnesty to mark King Juan Carlos I's ascension. About 15,000+ inmates may benefit, with nearly 4,000 freed and others reduced by a third to a fifth. roughly 1,000 politically charged prisoners could gain liberty, while about 250 suspected terrorists remain unaffected.
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Madrid
Juan Carlos I
Francisco Franco
Beirut Battles Continue in Heavy Rain as Death Toll Rises
In Beirut Christian and Moslem gunmen fought across the capital amid heavy rain. A security official said the situation was deteriorating hourly with 1 more dead and 62 wounded in clashes around the central business district and Beirut suburbs. A safe zone along the sea front and the Hamra shopping area remained free of snipers.
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Sea Front
Hamra
Israel Seeks Six Month Golan Truce Extension
Israel said it is ready to extend the U N peacekeeping force on the Golan Heights for six months. U N Secretary General Waldheim noted Syria demands progress toward a broader settlement before agreeing to an extension.
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Israel
U.N
Golan Heights
Kurt Waldheim
Syria
United Nations Panel Upholds Libya WWII Mine Damages Claim
A United Nations panel has upheld Libya's demand for compensation for deaths injuries and property damage caused by mines planted during World War II.
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United Nations
Fertile Couple Welcomes Triplets in Minnesota
Fertile Minn residents Fertile Jan and Jerry Erickson welcomed newborn triplets Matthew Mark and Monte on Friday. The parents joked about their town and origin near Crookston as they celebrated the new arrivals.
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Crookston
Ericksons
Fertile
Minn
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