Judge Presses White House Files Access in Plumbers Case
A federal judge plans to issue orders to force President Nixon to permit Ehrlichman access to 28 months of handwritten White House notes for his defense in the plumbers case. Gesell may hold hearings to compel White House lawyers to show why Ehrlichman should not be held in contempt and to release relevant documents. The broader issue could influence the Cover-up trial and related subpoenas as Sirica and other judges weigh similar access questions amid ongoing Watergate prosecutions.
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Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
U.S
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Gesell
Ehrlichman
Itl
Daniel Ellsberg
Andrew Halil
John J. Sirica
Hall
Sirica
H.R. Haldeman
Gordon C. Strachan
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Robert C. Marcian
Supreme Court
James D. St. Clair
High Court
St. Clair
House Judiciary Committee
Committee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Rodino
Senate
Plumbers
G. Gordon Liddy
Bernard Lt. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Lewis Fielding
Elisberg
Calley judges urged to disqualify from review panel
Lawyers for former Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. asked that two Fifth Circuit judges with military backgrounds disqualify themselves from deciding whether Calley should remain free on bond. The motion cites Judges Gee and Tuttle and notes their Army ties, arguing an objective decision cannot be rendered. Calley, convicted of murder in the My Lai killings, faced an appeal of his court martial sentence and his release on bond was ordered pending merits review.
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William L. Calley Jr
Appeals Court
Calley
Thomas Gibbs Gee
Elbert Tuttle
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John Minor Wisdom
U.S. Army
Tuttle
Gee
U.S. Military Academy
Army Air Corps
U.S. Air Force
Armed Services
United States
My Lai
Ft. Benning
U.S
J. Robert Elliott
U.S. Justice Department
Elliott
Plans Mould Bond Day Events In Mexico Under Way
Final preparations for Governor Bond Day on June 22 include a noon carnival with four game booths a dunking stand and a merry go round on the square. Speakers will open at 11 a.m. with Mrs Bond reception at 6 30 p.m. Admission to the reception is 12 50. Tickets available at multiple local firms and chambers.
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Artist’s Guild
Paul Lowther
Optimist’s Club
Ann Wilson
Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Optimist Club
Jaycee Wives
Artist's Guild
Retail Merchants
Missouri Military Academy
Optimists
C. R. Stribling
Gov. Bond
Empire Club
Mexico Area
Senate Hikes Aid as Vietnam Limit Set at 900 Million
The Senate approved a 21.8 billion military weapons procurement bill with a 900 million cap on military aid to South Vietnam for the coming year. The measure, passed Tuesday, moves to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
South Vietnam
House
Senate Conference Committee
U.S
Nixon
Harold E. Hughes
Dtowa
Senate Armed Services Committee
Charles McC. Mathias
R Md
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Hitler Lenin Signatures Fail To Sell
A Hitler signed decree and a Lenin denouncing anti Semitism failed to sell at Sotheby Parke Benet autions from Harry Sonneborn collection. The two documents did not reach reserve prices while a George Washington farewell address sold for 12 000.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Lenin
Harry J. Sonneborn
McDonald's
Hamburger
George Washington
Five-Year-Old Saved From Queens Apartment Gunman
A 5 year-old girl was pulled to safety from a Queens housing project apartment where her father was found dead from a chest wound. Gunman Floyd Steele, 56, surrendered after police used hostage tactics and a staged exit, ending a siege that began Monday night. The girl appeared unharmed. authorities described Steele as an ex convict with mental illness and had held the child with a gun to her head while negotiations continued.
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New York
Queens Housing Project
Frank A. Bolz Jr
Fred Kinsler
Floyd Steele
Steele
Dorothy Cunningham
Margaret Williams
Kenneth Kelly
Fred
Peggy Kinsler
Kinslers
Avril
Bikeathon Tops Entries in 48 Mile Ride
Thirty five riders participated in the Bike-athon a fundraiser for the Central Missouri Diabetic Children's Camp sponsored by the Mexico Regional Diabetes Association. Mark McFarland 12 rode 48 miles the greatest distance. several others rode 45 or 30 miles. Proceeds will be known after July 6 pledges are tallied. Becky OConnor 14 won a 12 inch portable TV in a post ride drawing. first and second prizes for each age group will be awarded July 8 after all money is in.
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Central Missouri
Mexico
Becky O'Connor
Bill O'Connor
Carrico St
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