St. Clair: Nixon will defy subpoenas in impeachment inquiry
James D. St. Clair indicated Nixon would refuse two subpoenas from the House Judiciary Committee seeking 11 tape recordings and diary entries from 1972 and 1973. St. Clair said he would reply in writing and noted many conversations were not taped.
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Washington
UPI
James D. St. Clair
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
St. Clair
ITT
Tom Railsback
ITT and
Milk Producers
White House
E. Howard Hunt
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Rayburn House
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Kissinger Seeks Final Stage in Syria Israel Disengagement
Kissinger presses tense talks on a Syria Israel military disengagement with a cease fire line in the Golan Heights and a thinning of forces. A high American official cautions the pact is not yet secured as shuttle diplomacy continues with Meir and Assad and a possible Geneva signing next week.
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Damascus
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Syran
Israel
Geneva
Nixon
Kissinger
Golda Meir
Hafez Assad
Jerusalem
Golan Heights
Cairo
Bonn
London
United Nations
Ha’aretz
U.S
Meir
County approves larger budget for narcotics task force
County supervisors approved a 330 227 dollar budget for fiscal year 1974 75 to expand the narcotics task force. The county share rises from about 121 000 to 174 580 with the Justice Department funding the rest. The plan adds an investigator and narcotics analyst. Sheriff’s Lt. George Bregante heads the unit, with some positions funded by grants. Supervisor Frost questioned use of paid informers and criticized a raid on Isla Vista locations as political.
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Dick Praul
US Justice Department
Frank Frost
George Bregante
Frost
Isla Vista
Das Institute
Cedros
Curtis Tunnell
Raymond D. Johnson
Magruder receives 10 month sentence in Watergate case
Jeb Stuart Magruder, No. 2 official in Nixon's 1972 re election group, is sentenced by Judge Sirica to a minimum of 10 months in a federal minimum security prison. He pleads guilty to conspiracy and says ambition corrupted his judgment as he reflects on his role and family strain.
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Washington
UPI
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Nixon
John J. Sirica
Magruder
Sirica
Allenwood
White House
Porter Wins Early Release From FCI Scandal Term
Herbert L. Porter, former scheduling director of the Committee to Re-elect the President, began one year of probation after a sentence starting with 30 days in a federal prison. He was released three days early for good behavior from FCI Lompoc where he entered April 22. Porter admitted lying to the FBI about campaign funds and later testified he gave the money to G. Gordon Liddy.
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Magruder
Liddy
Watergate Committee
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Herbert L. Porter
Federal Correctional Institution
Porter
FBI
Lompoc
Senate Watergate Committee
G. Gordon Liddy
Village youth dies after cliff fall near Pt Arguello
Cabrillo High School senior Gary Bunch 18 died at Marian Hospital after a fall from a cliff a mile south of Pt Arguello during a Friday hike with Vince Smith 17. Coast guardsmen aided in rescue and evacuation from rugged terrain. Funeral services were pending.
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Cabrillo
Bunch
Constellation Rd
Vandenberg Village
Vince Smith
Pt. Arguello
Young Bunch
U.S
Starbuck Mortuary
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Space Division
Edwards Air Force Base
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Mideast
John W. Carpenter
Jeb Magruders
Key Biscayne
Fla
Democratic National Committee
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