Nixon says transcript not relevant to Watergate case
President Nixon's lawyer insisted a public tape transcript showing him urging aides to stonewall and cover up is not relevant to Nixon's involvement in the Watergate cover up. House committee transcripts differ from White House versions, prompting debate over the tapes' meaning and omissions.
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UPI
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
James D. St. Clair
Senate
Watergate Committee
St. Clair
White House
Committee
House
John M. Doar
Ziegler
John W. Dean III
John N. Mitchell
Dean
John Mitchell
Sam J. Ervin, Jr
D-N.c
Senate Watergate Committee
Judiciary Committee
Juvenile Probation Officers Outline Three-Part Process
Lompoc probation officers under Santa Barbara county oversee intake investigation and supervision to build long term responsibility in youths. Supervising officer Edward G. Lewis notes most youths receive breaks but must learn accountability, with intake triggering immediate case review and potential probation referral.
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Fred Vulin
Lompoc
Welfare and Institutions Code
Lewis
Earl Warren Dies at 83 Former Chief Justice
Former Chief Justice Earl Warren died at Georgetown University Hospital at age 83 after a heart ailment. He had been in fair condition earlier the same day. death followed cardiac arrest at about 8 p.m. Warren shaped a landmark era with the 1954 ruling against school segregation and led the Kennedy assassination inquiry commission.
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Earl Warren
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Nixon
Supreme Court
The
United States
Georgetown University Hospital
Warren
Kissinger denies authorizing Ellsberg profile
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger testified that he did not authorize or know of a CIA ordered psychological profile on Daniel Ellsberg. He said he had no knowledge of any plan to obtain Ellsberg information as Ehrlichman seeks to uncover who authorized the 1971 Fielding break-in.
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CIA
William Frates
Ehrlichman
Kissinger
Bakes
Hollywood
Lewis Fielding
Dozen Mafia chieftains indicted in Los Angeles
A federal grand jury indicted 12 alleged organized crime figures in Los Angeles on 54 counts including conspiracy extortion and loan sharking. Among those named is Peter John Milano reputed head of a Mafia family. Eleven were arrested within hours. a key witness is Harry Coloduros an unindicted coconspirator. The case follows an 18 month federal investigation by the organized crime strike force FBI and city police. Weather and tides noted in separate local forecast.
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UPI
Justice Department
FBI
City Police
U.S. District Court
A. Andrew Hauk
Harry Coloduros
Peter John Milano
Northridge
van Nuys
Honolulu
Sam Orlando Sciortino
Fountain Valley
Palm Springs
Nick Licata
James Regace
Anaheim
Licata
Allan Smiley
Smiley
Bugsy Siegel
Siegel
Beverly Hills
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