McCord Details Mitchell Doings and Security Roles
James W. McCord testifies in sworn deposition that during a two week period last April he went nearly daily to former Attorney General John N. Mitchells apartment to escort Mitchells daughter to school and conducted security checks for bugs or wiretaps. He says Mitchell sometimes met him and a driver when the daughter, Martha, was brought home and would speak briefly. McCord led the Committees security section during the Watergate arrests and says he has tapes from 1972 and kept daily notes turned over to the grand jury. He notes threats against his family and says he fears for their safety while awaiting further Senate and grand jury actions.
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High Water Forces Exodus of Prison
AP report from New Orleans describes widespread rainfall flooding the lower Mississippi River Valley. About 2,000 Louisiana prisoners were readied for possible evacuation while Mississippi issues flash flood warnings and widespread damage totals reach 120 million dollars.
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One Week Boycott Seen Ineffective
New York AP report notes a week long meat boycott cut sales sharply but did not curb prices. Government reports show the wholesale price index rose 2.2 percent in March, with farm products and processed foods leading gains. Equity Funding facing bankruptcy scrutiny and SEC charges cited. In Brick Town, a mailman was charged with obstructing the mail after stray third class mail was found buried along his route.
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Jury duty call hits judge in his own court
Arapahoe County District Court Judge Marks Shivers says he was called for jury duty this month and plans to comply though he expects to be excused by one side. In Indianapolis, GI William Balz, home from Vietnam, reports two motorcycles worth 3000 stolen from his front yard. In Rock Hill residents seek to rename Cemetery Street to Louisville Street, with planning commission delaying action. In San Diego three destroyers Hanson James E. Kyes and Shelton to be transferred to Taiwan April 18 under security program. In Cambridge Harvard museum thieves pried open a plexiglass case and stole eight small Greek coins valued at 100000 to 200000 dollars.
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Thieu Confident Of U S Help After Washington Visit
South Vietnam leader Nguyen Van Thieu leaves Washington convinced he secured short term American economic support and likely military aid if needed. He plans a luncheon with Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson in Austin and then a meeting with Pope Paul VI in Rome.
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Pioneer 11 Eyes Jupiter Amid Earth Orbit Testing
NASA reports Pioneer 11, launched from Cape Kennedy, has begun data collection near Earth, measuring the Van Allen belt while en route to Jupiter. The 570 pound probe, after passing the moon’s orbit, faced a minor delay when one nuclear generator stuck in its shaft but was repositioned with thruster firings.
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White House cautions against broad desegregation move
The Nixon administration told the Supreme Court that merging black urban school systems with surrounding white suburbs is too drastic a desegregation step. It urged using specific remedies rather than wide consolidation, in a Richmond Virginia case where Judge Merhige ordered Richmond city schools merged with Chesterfield and Henrico counties.
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