Nixon Influence Questions Rise in Ellsberg Case
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee call evidence that President Nixon approved a deep probe of the Pentagon Papers leaker significant and damaging, while Republicans say the proof is inconclusive. Ehrlichman testifies Nixon discussed the break in and approved an in depth investigation, but others deem the linkage to improper influence on Judge Byrne as still uncertain.
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Clay F. Richards
Washington
UPE
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
White House
John D
Elisburg
Matthew Byrne
Elsberg
Byrne
Internal Revenue Service
James D. St. Clair
Peter W. Fodino
Ehrlichman
Menses
California
Pentagon
Elisberg
Borlichman
Joseph Maraziti
Humane Society plans new Bell County animal shelter
A revived effort to fund and build a Bell County animal shelter sets plans after a $27,900 bequest from Mrs. Liebig's estate. The 37,800 project will rise on five acres, with 12 pens, cat and puppy rooms, a treatment wing, and dog warden offices. Local governments must finance the first year, with annual costs around 15,000. The shelter will follow state rules, allow seven day holds, and require adoption or payment of fees and licenses. Only about 1 percent of shelter animals are adopted nationwide, while 99 percent are humanely destroyed. The Bell County Landfill will dispose of bodies, and projections for first-year intake range from 3,000 to 5,000 animals.
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Animal
Middlesboro
Madisonville
Prestonsburg
American Association
Bell County
Pineville
Long
Humane Society
Hetty Hayes
The
Th Society
Els
Nis
Mickey
Humane Schely
Mardhisonville
Resignation Debate Over Kissinger Wiretap Allegations
Testimony and interviews center on wiretap orders tied to Henry Kissinger. Lawmakers discuss who approved taps on NSC staff and White House aides. Evidence cited traces taps to 1969 1971 with links to the Pentagon Papers and Cambodia bombing records.
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Senate
Charles E. Wiggins
R-Calif
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Kissinger
House
Kilberg
H. R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
U.S
Cambodia
U S Court Session Recessed for Lunch Break in Paget Case
The U S Court in Washington D C resumes after noon with prosecutors Eugene Siler Jr and defense attorney Charles Upton closing arguments to follow. The prosecution rested earlier and defense rested today as the defendant's mother Mildred Burch testified. Deliberations are expected to begin soon in the Paget case featuring Carl Collins Jr and FBI agent Walter Spooner.
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Paget Export
Washington, D.C
Carl Collins, Jr
Louisville
French President Calls For New Economic Belt Tightening
President Valery Giscard d Estaing urged his cabinet to back a sweeping anti inflation belt tightening for France. Premier Jacques Chirac promised energetic measures including higher taxes aimed at curbing inflation and reducing the balance of payments deficit. The plan would phase in tax hikes mainly on the wealthy and firms while limiting oil use and delaying growth slowdowns. Officials said fuel price rises and tighter borrowing would follow with funds from higher taxes funding welfare gains for retirees the disabled and the unemployed.
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George Liberia
Patus
UPD
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
France
Jacques Chirac
Giscard d’Estaing
Italy reels as parties block new government plan
Rome faced a deepening political and economic crisis as Christian Democrats and Socialists clash over tax and wage policies. President Leone held talks seeking a successor to Premier Rumor amid high inflation, market losses, and rising violence. He aims to finalize consultations by Thursday.
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Hy Ennestsakler Rome
UPI
Italy
Giovanni Leone
Mariano Rumor
Rumor
Christian Democrats
Socialists
Today
Ilra
Anti Nixon Candidates Win National Elections
United Press International reports that Democratic nominees in Maine Arkansas and Virginia include a former POW from Maine Mark Gartley a Fayetteville law professor Bill Clinton and two Virginia candidates Herbert Morris and Joseph Fisher. They aim to challenge Republican incumbents in November with Watergate and impeachment as campaign issues.
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United Press International
Maine
Arkansas
Virginia
Nixon
Congress Thesday
Mark Gartley
Lewiston
William S. Cohen
St-Maine
Bill Clinton
John Paul Hammerschmidt
R-Ark
Hammerschmidt
Clinton
Fisher
Arlington County Board
Campain
Brayhill
James Erwin
George Mitchell
Edmund S. Muskie
Kenneth M. Curtis
Police: Gunman holds girl as mother escapes from third floor
Police describe a Tuesday apartment siege where Steele fired multiple shots through a door wounding an officer and forcing Mrs. Pegey Kinsler to flee down a sheets rope from a third floor window. The child is reported as the suspect's niece. motives and family links remain unclear.
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Johnson
Steele
Pegey Kinsler
Kinsler
What Russia With Love film shows underground church life
This motion picture documents hunger for the Word of God in Russia and portrays life under communism. A Russian Christian and UK photographer covertly captured weeks of underground worship, with scenes of Bible smuggling and border crossings. Shown at Pump Springs Baptist Church Harrogate Tenn, with a freewill offering for Bibles.
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Russia
L. Joe Ross
Underground Evangelism
Feciarely
KGB
Moscow
Europe
Tron Curtain
Stephan Rankay
Pump Springs
Harrogate
Tenn
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Longines
Buxton
Remington
Ronson
Griffin
Middlesboro, KY
Herbert K. Morris
Stanford E. Parris
R-Va
Joseph L. Fisher
Joel T. Broyhill
Gartley
Garfley
Navy
North Vietnam
Fayetteville
Ark
W.B
Gene" Rainwater
Paget
Wiliam Johnson
Mid-East
Ronald Ziegler
West Germany
Helmut Schmidt
Youlle Latiff
U.S.D.A
Latiff Food Market
el Fetele
Latif Food Market
Folgar
Rte Gay
Maxwell House Coffee
Galbreath
Wedleydale
Falger’s
Tiffer
TSE Laat Food Market
Maxwell House
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Shawn
Pump Springs Baptist Church
Harrogets, Tenn
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