Ehrlichman Faces Second Day Of Watergate Testimony
Former White House adviser Ehrlichman endured a second day of Senate Watergate hearings with Democrats challenging his denials. His lawyer argued Supreme Court decisions allow broader executive powers, while Ervin pressed limits, contrasting domestic break in at Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist office with foreign espionage.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
John J. Wilson
Ehrlichman
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
Wilson
Supreme Court
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Subpoena Battle Heads For Courts
Washington AP A legal clash over presidential documents moves toward the courts as the White House plans its reply to subpoenas from the Senate Watergate committee and Archibald Cox. The response deadline is 10 a.m. Thursday. The subpoenas seek tapes of meetings, staff memoranda, and records from 25 aides and officials linked to Nixon's campaign and White House. Names include John Mitchell, Haldeman, Ehrlichman, and Gordon Strachan.
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Washington
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon
Warren
U.S. District Court
Committee
Cox
Gordon Strachan
H. R. Haldeman
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Senate Committee
Atty
John N. Mitchell Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
House Move Reaches Vote On Nixon Impoundment Bill
Washington moves toward passage of a bill to let Congress overrule President Nixon on impoundment. Democrats show votes on amendments, signaling likely approval despite anticipated veto. Skylab 2 training ends as countdown to 7 11 a m lift off begins. Memorial services set for Capt Eddie Rickenbacker.
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Washington
House
Congress
Nixon
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Skylab Laboratory
Brown Eyes U S Senate Bid in Ohio as Race Begins
Ohio Lt. Gov. John Brown says he will not seek reelect but plans to watch party contenders before deciding on a run for governor or U S Senate. He would face a primary with former Gov. James Rhodes if both pursue their goals. Other Republicans weighing the lieutenant governorship include Michael Maloney Howard Cook Stanley Aronoff and Keith McNamara.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Brown
U.S. Senate
Brown
Republican Party
U.S
William Saxbe
James R. Rhodes
Ohio House
Ohio Senate
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
Howard Cook
Toledo
Stanley Aronoff
House
Keith McNamara
OEO Officials to Attend Special CAA Meeting Tonight
The Rev. Frank Hare chair of the Tri-County Community Action Agency says an executive committee meeting is set for 7 30 tonight at Murray City neighborhood center. Representatives from the OEO regional office in Chicago will attend and the public is invited.
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Frank Hare
Tri-County Community Action Agency
Murray City
Office of Economic Opportunity
Chicago
Pentagon Defends Laos Patrols As Legal Intelligence Missions
The Pentagon says secret U S led Laos patrols were legal as intelligence gathering missions and not ground combat, though some units engaged North Vietnamese forces and suffered casualties. Covert Laos patrols ran 1965 to 1971 and Cambodia patrols 1967 to 1970, with American deaths later acknowledged.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Associated Press
Washington
Laos
Pentagon
Congress
U.S
Thailand
Jerry W. Friedheim
Indochina
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cambodia
William P. Rogers
South Vietnam
Senate Armed Services Committee
Mammoth Rock Festival Expected to Draw 200000
Terry Ryan Watkin s Glen New York AP reports a major rock festival set for the Watkins Glen race course featuring the Grateful Dead the Allman Brothers Band and The Band. Organizers Koplik and Finkel expect over 200000 attendees with tickets at 10 each and revenues from sales concessions and a planned album.
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Grateful Dead
Allman Brothers
Bob Dylan
Watkins Glen Gran Prix
Cable Cuts Disrupt Logan Area Phone Service and Commerce
A nine day General Telephone strike and repeated cable cuts south of Union Furnace disrupted outgoing long distance in Logan, Athens, and Pomeroy. Businesses like Goodyear, J C Penney, Kroger, Carborundum, and Logan Daily News reported outages, with restoration ongoing and officials seeking a mediator.
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Mike Castaldi
Logan
Gen-Tel
Castaldi
Union Furnace
Coonville
New Plymouth
Athens
Pomeroy
Logan Daily News Today
General Telephone
Daily News
David Arledge
Hocking Valley Community
Logan Clay Products Co
Wide Area Telephone Service
WATS
Indiana
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Columbus
Nelsonville
Curt Austin
Logan J. C. Penney
Thelma Reichley
Logan Kroger Co
Logan Sears & Roebuck
Owen F. Yaw
E. Second St
Logan rainfall totals and near 90 degree highs forecast
Rainfall in the Logan area reached 1.3 inches between 2 p.m. Tuesday and this morning. A chance of more showers is predicted for tonight and Thursday with highs near 90. It was 77 at 11:30 a.m. today, compared to Tuesday's high of 89, with an overnight low of 70.
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Logan
Solons Push Major Bills In Ohio General Assembly
Ohio lawmakers press key measures as the 1973 session nears adjournment. A House- Senate plan covers energy needs, private capital for slum clearance, a Vietnam veterans bonus, and a lottery commission move. The adult age bill shifts to 18 with police enrollment unchanged.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
House
A. G. Lancione
Bellaire
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Conference Committee
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Ways and Means
Prison guard killings linked to fellow officer fire
The Ohio Highway Patrol reported one of two guards killed at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility died from a bullet fired by another officer. Wayne Raney held three hostages as officers tried to quell the noon outbreak before his head injuries were treated.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Southern Ohio Correctional Facility
Bennett Cooper
State Department of Correction and Rehabilitation
Cooper
Wayne Lester Raney
Underwood
Arthur Sprouse
Lucasville
Highway Patrol
New Penitentiary
Raney
John Linta
Corrections Department
Wheaton
Toledo Youth Cleared of Marijuana Possession Charge
Judge James Stilwell acquitted Timothy G. Jacobs in Hocking County Court finding the state did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the marijuana found at Hocking Hills State Park on May 13 was in Jacobs possession. The ruling was issued after testimony Monday and the judge took the matter under advisement.
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James Stilwell
Hocking County
Timothy G. Jacobs
Toledo
Stilwell
Jacobs
State Park Rangers
Hocking Hills State Park
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James S. Cross
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Miami
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Key Biscayne Presbyterian Church
Rickenbacker
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Zurich
Switzerland
OEO
CAA
Hocking Hills
Women’s Golf Association
Hocking Hills Country Club
Tex Lankford
Perry County
New Lexington
Cheryl Ellinger
Mary Jane McKinley
Alice Harbarger
Valerie Conkey
Miss McKinley
Miss Ellinger
By Terry Ryan
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Woodstock
Jim Koplik
Maurice Dean
Here
Dean
Cert
Ed Gordon
Sussex
N.J
Koplik
Shelly Finkel
Marion
General Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America
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