Ex-Aides Visit Top Prosecutor in Watergate Case
Outgoing White House aides H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman met with Watergate prosecutor Earl Silbert after resigning as Nixon aides. They said they sought immunity talk as investigations loom, with possible indictments for coverup ties. Jeb Magruder deposited in court as Vesco funds probe widens.
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Washington
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Administration
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Dean
Mitchell
Magruder
Federal
Justice Department
Robert L. Vesco
Judge presses on Hunt testimony in Pentagon papers case
Los Angeles judge demands grand jury transcript if E. Howard Hunt testified about his role in the Elsb ersberg psychiatrist break in and asks whether reporters telephones were wire tapped. Prosecutor Silbert withholds source of the Hunt Liddy burglary claim.
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Los Angeles
E. Howard Hunt
Washington, D.C
Daniel Elssberg
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Hunt
The
Washington Post
G. Gordon Liddy
New York Times
Watergate
Earl Silbert
Silbert
Battle Rages Around Beirut as Army Clashes with Guerrillas
Lebanese army tanks engaged Palestinian guerrillas in Beirut and surrounding districts amid signs the fighting was widening.
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Lebanon
Beirut
KC Jaco Closes Doors After Low Enrollment
The downtown campus of the Kansas City Kansas Community Junior College will close after spring term due to high costs and unexpectedly low enrollment, a decision by college trustees. Guerrilla attacks and shelling disrupt Beirut as factions clash amid failed cease-fire efforts.
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Kansas City, Kan
Community Junior College
Suleiman
Franjieh
Lebanon
May Turns Warmer After Chill in Lawrence
A frost warning did not materialize as temperatures rise. Lawrence should see clear skies and warming to the 70s by Friday with a mid 60s high today and nights in the low 40s. The weekend promises warm conditions with some possible showers Saturday and Sunday.
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May
National Weather Service
Lawrence
The
Weather Service
POWs Push for Expanded Guidance on Handling Captivity
Senior repatriated U.S. prisoners urge changes in POW doctrines to tell servicemen how far they may go beyond name rank and birth date under torture. Several former POWs say they complied under duress and seek clear guidelines on what may be said or forged under captivity.
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Washington
U.S
County hearing weighs jail funds and road priorities
Douglas County commissioners held a special public hearing on revenue sharing for a judicial law center, roads, schools and job programs. Citizens urged funding for a new jail, juvenile facilities, and better law enforcement facilities while Clinton and Lecompton road projects drew debate on cost and maintenance.
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Judicial-Law
Douglas County Commission
Bill Womack
Lawrence-Douglas County
Gray
Clinton
Lecompton
Big Springs
David Noe
Rt. 1
Lecompton To
I. J. Stoneback
Floyd Gaines
Skylab countdown drills advance toward May launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Phase 2 of the Skylab countdown rehearsal used a Saturn 1B to simulate lifting three astronauts toward the orbiting laboratory. Phase 1 wrapped with a May 14 target when the Saturn 5 would deliver the Skylab station.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Orbiting Laboratory
Charles Conrad Jr
Paul J. Weitz
Joseph P. Kerwin
Space Laboratory
House Committee Rejects Block on Bombing Funds
The House Appropriations Committee voted 31 to 14 to reject attempts to block 150 million dollars for Cambodia bombing and Indochina operations. A separate prohibition on using any funds for American combat operations over Cambodia was also defeated. Addabbo pledged to press the issue on the floor. Senate members noted opposition to U S military activity in Indochina, with Jackson among those voting against the caucus stance.
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Vesco
Securities and Exchange Commission
House
Washington
Cambodia
Indochina
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Democrats
Congress
U.S
Henry M. Jackson
Senate
Jackson
Paris
Wholesale Food Prices Decline in April
Wholesale prices for processed foods and farm products eased in April marking the first drop in six months. The decline was offset by a 1.4 percent rise in industrial raw materials the largest monthly gain since January 1951, as reported by the Labor Department.
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Washington
Nixon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Ee Ns
Kansas River
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Pentagon
Overbrook
Stoneback
Commission
Walter Cragan
Cragan
Dean Sanderson
Susan Kean
Sunshine Child Fund, Inc
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Maple Ia
Tom Adams
Douglas County Mental Health Board
Baldwin, Eudora
Ernest Coleman
Coleman
Baldwin
Eudora
Lawrence High School
Robert Laing
Rep
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Dn.y
Addabbo
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
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