Segretti Pleads Guilty and Agrees to Aid Prosecution
In a brief District Court appearance, Daniel Ells Segretti pleaded guilty to three charges related to political sabotage during the Watergate era and agreed to cooperate with federal prosecutors. He received possible penalties of up to one year per count and a $1,000 fine, with sentencing deferred by Judge Gerhard Gesell.
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Deaad Ho
Federal Grand Jury
Tampa
Ube
Perwas Reepanside
Edmund S Muskie
Dmame
Hubert H Humphrey
Minnesota
Henry M Jackson
Washinton
George C Wallace
Alabama
Hitler
Wallace
Muskie
White House
Herbert M. Kalmbach
Ehrlichman Says Nixon Approved Plumber Trip to California
Los Angeles AP report says Ehrlichman testified that Nixon approved sending two White House plumbers to California to investigate the Pentagon papers leak. He did not say Nixon approved illegal acts and discussed the operation with the President. Indictments stem from the 1971 break in at Dr. Lewis Fielding's office during Labor Day weekend.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
White House
California
Pentagon
Ehrlichman
E. Howard Hurt
G. Gordon Liddy
Daniel
Egil Krogh Jr
Krogh
Phumber
Senate Committee
Elisberg
Ehhrlichman
David Young
Liddy
Lewis J. Fielding
Hunt
Cambodians Clash Near Besieged Vihear Suor
A government column seeking to reach Vihear Suor fought a sharp skirmish 14 miles northeast of Phnom Penh. Ten Khmer Rouge fighters were killed in the clash at Prek Ta Meat, a town on the Mekong River's east bank, northwest of Vihear Suor.
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Phnom Penh
Vihear Suor
Pheom Penh
Khmer Rouge
Prek Tameat
Mekong River
Inflation pushes Navy meal costs up 33 percent
Capt Ruth M Tomsuden, head of the Navy Food Service systems office, says daily cost per man rose from 1.74 to 2.32 due to inflation. Congress has been asked for a $30 million supplemental for military food. no response yet. She oversees 800 messes feeding about 200 sailors daily.
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Navy
Ruth M. Tomsuden
Navy Food Service Systems Office
Congress
Tomsuden
Food Service Systems Office
Kreisky Rebukes Golda's Plea For Emigration Camps
In Vienna Chancellor Kreisky rebukes Golda Meir's request to halt plans for an emigration camp for Soviet Jews. He states the government will not cancel its decision and explains steps to allow emigration via Austria while Meir visits Strasbourg. The talks follow the seizure of Soviet Jews and the request to keep Schoenau Castle camp open.
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Kreisky
Golda
Vienna
Auwina AF
Bruno Kremky
Chame Tewii
Golda Mew
Mew
Kresky Sed
Schoeman Castle
Earch Braeh
Strasbourg
France
Israel
Meir
Council of Europe
Kretsky
Austria
Ney
U S Seeks To Keep Austrian Camps Open
The United States pressures Austria to keep transit camps open for Soviet Jewish emigrants to Israel citing sovereignty and anti terrorism concerns. State Department spokesman McCloskey notes disapproval of Chancellor Kreisky’s pledge to close the main transit center while privately acknowledging Austrian humanitarian aims and hostage pressures.
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Washington
United States
Austria
Israel
Cocandt
Vienna
Kreisky
Nixon
Bruno Kreisky
Robert McCloskey
State Department
Soviet Union
New York Times
Britain Withdraws From Cod War Zone Action
Britain withdrew its naval shield of three frigates and three tugs from the disputed 50 mile fishing zone amid the cod war with Iceland. Prime Minister Edward Heath said the protective ships were withdrawn on the assumption Icelandic authorities will not take measures against British trawlers that fished in the area.
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Britain
Iceland
Edward Heath
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