Jaworski protests juror bias in Watergate case
UPI reports Solicitor General Leon Jaworski argues prospective jurors are biased against prosecuting Nixon aides despite the pardon. He notes Sirica may grant the defense 15 challenges to the government’s six, warning of a potential defense advantage as peremptory rounds begin.
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H.R. Haldeman
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Robert’. Mardian
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Siriga
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Pizenane
Ford
Mie Nixon
Senators UK funds for Nixon transition aid
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a 3 billion supplemental bill including 200,000 for former President Nixon's transition to private life. The panel kept Nixon’s fund at 200,000, matching the House, while Ford sought 830,000. Most funds target housing and education programs with larger boosts for grade school aid and education of handicapped children.
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Senate
Guerrillas Free 7 Hostages Then Seek Panama Asylum
Seven guerrillas who held seven hostages in the Venezuelan consulate in Santo Domingo freed them after nearly two weeks and flew to Panama seeking asylum. The group arrived at Tocumen airport aboard a Dominican Airlines jet, with Panamanian guards escorting them. A guerrilla leader warned the Dominican government of further actions. The UPI report notes U.S. embassy officials and diplomats assisted, while the hostages, exhausted, were released to relatives and officials.
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Joaquin Balaguer
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Mendez Vargas
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Babis Var Avenue
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Murwiteh
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Auterrillas
Mills Case Investigation Concludes No Drink Test Given
Park Police report details a late night stop near the Jefferson Memorial where Congressman Wilbur Mills was identified among car occupants. One passenger leaped into the Tidal Basin while Mills reportedly showed facial injuries and refused medical aid. several others listed Washington addresses.
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Larry Bent
Arthur
Artur
Nan
Wilbur Mills
Liliane M. Kassar
Washington
Gloria Sanches
Albert G
Younger eyes crime record data controls in San Francisco
Atty. Gen. Eugene J. Younger said there could be considerable limitation on criminal record information access as his office drafts guidelines. He warned that police could share records with others and that press and public have a right to know about criminal activity and law enforcement actions.
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Evgene J. Younger
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Vanager
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Younger
Boston unrestSurges as buses are stoned and fires break out
Boston officials ordered bars and stores closed in a section after a day of violent clashes. A 32 year old white man James Moray was beaten in Roxbury. A bus carrying children was stoned causing a crash. A white man was attacked near a high school, an 11 year old Puerto Rican and a Roxbury man injured. A house in Edward Everett Square burned. Roy Wilkins condemned Ford's televised remarks on forced busing and called for federal action as Boston teachers authorized a strike for day to day action if unrest continues.
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Boston
Wilkins
Ford
New York
Cuba to free four U S prisoners in goodwill gesture
UPI reports Cuba will release four American prisoners as a goodwill gesture to Senators Claiborne Pell and Jacob Javits after their Havana visit. The move, not a US government gesture, followed calls from Rep. Dante Fascell and ties to potential easing of Cuba sanctions under OAS discussions.
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Fidel Castro
Susan Lane Brown
David Bruce Mirenberg
Philip Burris
Richard Peter Johnsor
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Mirenberg
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Sahira
Barris
Oakland
Calif
Brown
South Royalton
Urey
Pell
Javits
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Castro
Sen. Pell
Dante Fascell
D-Fla
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Organization of American States
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Thouse Foreign Affairs Committee
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Iiue
Henry A. Kissinger
Cairo
Desegregation Order Prompts School Withdrawals and Security Actions
Federal help was considered to avert hospitalizations as busing opponents urged court channels. Dearborn Elementary let students leave an hour early for security as teachers asked for parked-car protection. White and the NAACP sought federal aid to enforce the desegregation order affecting 8235 students. Attendance fell at South Boston and Roxbury high schools amid violence.
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