Guilty Word Shifts In Watergate Trial Proceedings
Reports say several Watergate defendants and White House consultant Hunt may plead guilty to avoid longer trials while Liddy and McCord push for a full trial. A closed session followed government motions as six defendants face counts from burglary to wiretapping at the Watergate complex.
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Watergate
White House
E. Howard Hunt Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
James W. McCord Jr
Democratic National
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
John J. Sircia
Newsday
Rothblatt
Hunt
Sirica
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio R. Martiniez
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Liddy
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
McCord
Barker
Martinez
Sturgis
Gonzalez
Watergate Complex
KCC Urges Congress to Save Rural Electric Loans
Kansas Corporation Commission Chairman Dale E. Saffels appeals to Senators Pearson and Dole and Representatives Sebelius Roy Winn Shriver Shubitz to reverse Nixon administration cuts ending 2 percent interest rural electric loans. He warns higher rates will hit 37 Kansan coops with 1.8 customers per mile and low returns, urging continuation of low cost financing to prevent steep rate hikes.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Corporation Commission
Nixon Administration
Dale E. Saffels
Commission
James B. Pearson
Bob Dole
Keith Sebelius
Bill Roy
Larry Winn Jr
Garner Shriver
Joe Shubitz
Saffels
REA
Nixon
Hung Jury Looms In Mass Murder Trial
Fairfield California AP reports Juan Corona’s defense warns of a hung verdict if no decision by Saturday night. Deliberations entered Friday with 10 men and two women on the jury after 12 weeks of prosecution in the mass murder case.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan Corona
Corona
Richard Hawk
U.S
IRA Leader Escapes Prison in Belfast Breakout
A 17 year old IRA operative Daniel Keenan escaped Crumlin Road Prison by swapping places with a released prisoner. He was moved to safety across the border in the Republic. The incident follows a spate of Crumlin Road breakouts as authorities push operations against IRA networks.
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Irish Republican Army
Crumlin Road
Ministry of Home Affairs
IRA
Daniel Keenan
Londonderry
TRA
Irish Republic
Maze
Lisburn
Northern Ireland
Keenan
Arthur Davey
Davey
Anderstonstown
The
Guardian of London
Joe Cahill
Provisional Ira
Sean MacStiofain
MacStiofain
Guardian
Cahill
Expect Small Soybean Boost In 1973 Plantings
Washington AP A USDA feed-grain program may need expansion to secure more soybeans. An ASA survey of over 1,000 farmers suggests soybean plantings could rise 4.3 percent to about 48.4 million acres from 46.4 million last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
American Soybean Association
Department
Association
Hudson
Iowa
USDA
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Harold Kuehn
ASA
National Farmers Union
Tony T. Dechant
Dechant
Nixon Moves to Voluntary Wage Price System
Phase 3 State Week reports the Nixon proposal to shift the nation toward a voluntary wage and price restraint regime, overshadowing rising wholesale prices. Inflation fears rise as December prices jump, with food costs accelerating. Economists foresee higher inflation. stock markets react with a Dow uptick and optimistic profit outlooks from some firms.
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New York
Nixon
Paul Samuelson
Paul Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Kennedy
Chicago Teachers Strike Talks End In Impasse
Teachers union says negotiations with the Chicago Board of Education have broken off, with the CTU claiming stalemate amid a $73 million deficit for 1973 and wage and work-year demands. In Philadelphia, a five day walkout continues after a court declines to lift a return order.
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Associated Press
Chicago Board of Education
Teachers’ Union
Philadelphia
Chicago Teachers Union
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
Philadelphia School Board
CTU
Robert Healey
Chicago
Chicago School Board
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