White House and Post Near Patch Over Press Pools
The White House and the Washington Post move toward a truce over news pools. Carroll Kilpatrick of the Post joined Nixon aboard Air Force One on a Florida visit as disputes over access continue following earlier exclusions from multiple pools.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
White House
Washington Post
Post
Carroll Kilpatrick
Air Force
Nixon
Florida
The
Ronald L. Ziegler
Pat
Congress
Washington
Detroit News
Knight
Nashville Banner
Watergate Office
Ellsberg Defense Hails Jury Amid War View Debates
Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo welcomed the selection of a 12-person jury in the Pentagon Papers case as jurors with varied Vietnam War views were seated. Ellsberg, 41, and Russo, 35, face espionage, conspiracy and theft charges over the 1971 leak of top-secret documents.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Russo
Elisberg
U.S
Vietnam
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Soviet grain purchases seen rising amid weather risks
Washington officials expect the Soviet Union to buy more U.S. wheat and grain this year, but note outcomes hinge on Russian weather and ocean transport. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz cites reports of winter wheat planting delays and possible freeze damage, with best evidence pointing to a cautious outlook.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Russia
Moscow
Buzz
United States
Japan
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Nixon
Indian Religion Making Gains
The native American Indian faith gains respect in churches, with scholars citing a need to honor nature amid environmental misuse. At Estes Park Colorado, leaders from multiple denominations discussed integrating tribal beliefs into Christianity and expanding Indian church departments.
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New York
Benjamin Reist
San Francisco Theological Seminary
San Anselmo
Calif
Estes Park
Colo
National Fellowship of Indian Workers
Episcopal Church
United Church of Christ
United Presbyterian Church
United Methodist Church
American Baptist Convention
Lutheran Council
U.S.A
United Methodist
Homer Noley
Irony Reunites Brothers Ladd and Graham in Korea
Two brothers separated by adoption at age six reunited by a dead car battery. Carl Ladd and Michael Graham, now 20 and 21, grew up blocks apart in Burton Flint and served together in the Army in Korea at Camp Casey and Camp Hovey. Their long search ended when a battery mishap led to a chance meeting between adoptive mothers who discovered the brothers share the Graham and Ladd families.
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Korea
Carl P. Ladd
Michael C. Graham
Sue Graham
Tim
Donald Ladd
Burton
Graham
Carl
Michael
Flint
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