Gilly Links Boyle to Yablonski Killing Plot Trial
Gilly testifies Boyle ordered the Yablonski assassination and named accomplices including Annette Chaudk and Buddy Martin. Martin, under guard, shouted obscenities at Gilly while being led from the room after a court identification.
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Huddlestun
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Chaudk
Cleveland
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Parks
Yablonsk
Aubran
Buddy” Martin
Chews
Francis Jo Uistanice
Ings Martin
Gily
Martin
Coar
Sprague
Jury Formed for Watergate Figure in Secrecy Case
A federal jury of seven men and five women is seated to hear the case of Dwight Chapin, former White House aide, charged with four counts of giving false information to a grand jury about his ties to Donald Segretti. Selection followed questions on bias and background from US District Judge Gerhard Gesell. Chapin’s lawyers unsuccessfully sought a move for the trial to another city citing motives tied to racial issues in Segretti’s Senate Watergate testimony. Washington’s largely black population noted in context.
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Washington
Chapin
Segretti
Tornadoes Kill Three Injure Dozens Across Southeast
Tornadoes and severe storms plowed through Tennessee Alabama Kentucky Mississippi and Ohio injuring scores and killing three. In Cherryville North Carolina Patricia Denis Humphries died and ten were hurt when mobile home parks were wrecked. Willie McCarey died near Huntsville Alabama and Decker Teague died in Campbellsville Kentucky.
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N.C
Patricia Denis Humphries
Rocket City
Huntsville
Ala
Willie McCarey
Alabama
Maher
Mobile Hore
Decker Teague
Campbellsburg
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi
Kentucky
Borders Named Archbishop in Baltimore Soon to Move to Orlando
The document notes Archbishop Borders, described as progressive, will move from Baltimore to Orlando in 1968 after six years in Baltimore. He emphasizes rapid rise and gaining experience while bringing his background to the new role, amid the church’s long history in Baltimore.
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Cistiltus
Fla
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Orlando
Vail Srenan Tetanlin
Borders
Baltimore
United States
Baton Rouge
Behop
Orland
Nixon Brother to Testify in Mitchell and Stans Trial
Donald Nixon Sr., 59, nears appearance as government windup witnesses in the Mitchell Stans case. Judge Gagliardi denied a subpoena challenge clearing the way for his testimony amid illness claims. Prosecution expects to rest its case soon as Vesco’s alleged influence and a $200,000 cash contribution to Nixon’s campaign are linked to the SEC probe.
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New York
Nixon
Donald Nixon Sr
Mitchell- Stans
Lee P. Gagliardi
Donald Nixon
Donald Nixon Jr
Robert L. Vesco
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Mitchell
Stans
Securities and Exchange Commission
Vesco
SEC
Mills Admits Ties to Dairy Interests in Campaign Funding
Mills acknowledged connections with milk producer groups and dairy cooperatives in his 1972 campaign finance case. The disclosure references large contributions from Ann ciated Milk Producers and Dairymen Co op, amid claims of political pressure cited by reform groups led by Ralph Nader. Mills defended the actions as not coercive, asserting no arm twisting occurred.
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Melia
Ralph Nader
Tus Reforma Research
Munday
Snuney
Mulls
Mills
Lye
Herat
Nixa Une
Unese
Congress
Campaagre
Ann Ciated Milk Producers, Inc
Mid-America
Mills Predicts Nixon Impeachment
Arkansas Democrat and committee chair says there are enough votes in the House for impeachment while fearing the Senate would not reach two thirds to remove President Nixon. He criticizes the White House for failing to participate in the process amid political pressure and media scrutiny.
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Washington
Wilbur de Mins
Arkansas
House
Senate
Nixon
Cost Of Living Council Eases Controls Across Industries
The Cost of Living Council lifted price and wage controls on 165 industries including banks apparel hotels motion pictures and furniture while delaying the major decontrol until April 30. Remaining controls cover food steel health copper retail auto sales machinery construction and state local government wages. Some inflation worries persist and Congress signals a full end to controls by the April deadline.
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Council
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Congress
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