Burglary Case Goes To Grand Jury In Los Angeles
A Los Angeles County grand jury opens an inquiry into a break in at the psychiatrist Dr Ellsberg’s Beverly Hills office as Watergate figures testify. The case ties to the Pentagon Papers trial misconduct ruling and witness hearings over the 1971 Fielding burglary amid the Watergate scandal. John Dean II, E Howard Hunt, Charles Colson, and others linked to the White House plumbers face testimony, with immunity offers for some. The four day grand jury session follows prior testimony from Gen Cushman and other key players.
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Charles Colsan
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Robert F. Cushman
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White House
Kingsport Times-News Public Activities Column Notice
This week in Kingsport area a public activities column outlines free submission policy and deadline. Notices must be written and sent to the City Desk at Kingsport Times News at least three days before the event.
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Kingsport
City Desk
City Council Meeting and Public Hearing Schedule
Kingsport City Council will meet at 7pm Tuesday in the Council Chambers City Hall. A public hearing on stocking of whitetail deer in Bays Mountain is set for 7:90 p.m. at McPheeters Bend School Hawkins County. Kingsport School Board to convene at 7:30 pm Thursday June 7 in the Superintendent's office.
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McPheeters Bend
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Dobyns- Bentielt
All Month Shows At Fine Arts Center Gardens Furman Graduates
Fine Arts Center displays include art by three Furman University graduates in the main gallery. Carolyn Sities needlework fills the lobby gallery and Phyllis Henrys copper works appear in the display case all through June. Hours are unclear weekdays and Saturdays. Brenda Mullins one man show runs at First National Bank Sullivan County through May 29.
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Sturadays
Brenda Mullins
First National Bank of
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Fire damages washing machine at Krutuk home
Kingsport Fire Department responded Saturday at 1 33 p m to 1240 Catawba Street for a washing machine fire. The incident caused heavy damage to the machine and light smoke damage to the residence.
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Bloodiest Siege Since Cease-Fire In South Vietnam
In a two day battle southwest of Saigon, government spokesmen said the fighting between South Vietnamese forces and Viet Cong left at least 180 dead on both sides. Viet Cong reportedly attacked to cut off Saigon’s rice supply, with clashes along Highway 4 near Cai Lay and Cai Be. Casualties included 5 Viet Cong and 26 government soldiers in a single engagement, with more missing and wounded likely.
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United States Pushes International Oil Pollution Crackdown
The United States proposes a new UN backed framework to curb oil pollution from ships. President Train, chair of the Council on Environmental Quality, briefs in London on IMCO and a future global conference to set ship standards and enforcement.
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IMCO
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No Arrests As School Reopens At Antioch College
Sherriff deputies cleared barricades before the administration building as classes resumed at Antioch College in Yellow Springs Ohio after a student protest over scholarship policy. About 0 jeering students, no injuries or arrests, and deputies hauled away debris blocking the main entrance.
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UPS
Antioch College
Antioch
Ewell Reagin
Antioch Public Information
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High Court Rules Desegregation Suits Entitle Fees for Black Parents
Supreme Court rules schools losing desegregation battles must pay the winning attorneys fees for black parents and their children in post July cases. The decision frames plaintiffs as vindicating national policy, with judges to award costs unless special unjust circumstances apply. The ruling follows a Memphis 10 year desegregation suit won by the LDF and affects other actions, while citing related denials in patent and taxation cases.
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Aga) Defense Fund
LDF
6Th US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Memphis
Supreme Court
No Car Day Rolls Along In Japan
Tokyo observers noted World Environment Day with a government proclamation urging carless commuting. Prime Minister Tanaka planned to ride public transit but walked to the Yoyogi Park station. Deputy Prime Minister Miki joined 18 cabinet ministers in using trains and buses, while many Tokyo residents kept to cars amid crowded streets and jammed expressways.
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Nakwei Tanaka
Takeo Miki
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Poly
Yoyogi Park
Havere Muskie
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Muskie Defies Nixon Resign Suggestion at News Conference
Senator Muskie, during a New Hampshire visit, refused to back calls for Nixon to resign. He said questions about impeachment or resignation are political and that stability and the nation’s welfare must come first.
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Tortier Defense
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Maskie
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Kissinger Returns To Paris For Final Round Of Talks
In Paris Kissinger heads to a final round with Le Duc Tho to press strict compliance with the Vietnam cease fire. White House aides including Ronald Ziegler prompt speculation on broader policy aims as Sullivan and other officials prepare groundwork for talks. Optimism persists for a Cambodia cease fire as preparatory sessions continue.
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Paris
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Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
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Vietnam
White House
Ronald J. Diopler
Nixon
Ziegler
Kissipner
Donald Rieper
Nguyen van Thiet
Thieu
U.S
North Vietnam
Sullivan
Jower
Cambodia
One Juror Picked In Pass Trial BRT Ba
Four prospective jurors were questioned and only one selected for the murder trial of Mbert Pass. The case involves former United Mine Workers official Joseph Vahlongki and others tied to a $20,000 union funds scheme. Special prosecutor Richard Speague indicated Royle and Miller are connected to the case.
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Alors Nous
Mbert Pass
United Mine Workers
Joseph ‘Lacie Vahlongki
Rah Boward Carney
Ror B. Wetmore
Union City
Middlesboro
UMWA
Kentucky
Killinieaf Yirblawatt
Proup
Umsheersshilly
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