Dean Delivers Watergate Papers To Court Amid Inquiry
Dean retrieved top secret Watergate documents from a Virginia bank vault and handed a 43 page file plus eight items to U.S. court officials for safe keeping. US district judge Sirica allowed transfer to prosecutors and the Senate committee for review.
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White House
Dean
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate
Senate Watergate Committee
Sirica
Pentagon
APT
United States
CIA Asked To Assume Bug Blame In Watergate Probe
Senate sources say CIA officials told a committee the White House asked the agency to shoulder blame for financing the Watergate bugging plot, a proposal the CIA reportedly rejected. Haldeman was linked to CIA contacts, and McCord testified he was told the Nixon campaign planned to portray the bugging as a CIA operation. Symington noted other CIA-linked matters beyond the Ellsberg case.
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Washington
John Fhrlichmann
Daniel Elisberg
White House
CIA
James W. McCord
McCord
Missing FBI Files In Ehrlichman Safe
Acting FBI Director William D. Ruckelshaus announced the recovery from John Ehrlichman’s White House office of missing records from government wiretaps on newsmen and officials during 1969 to 1971. He said he and an agent had to arm wrestle with Secret Service to retrieve them. Ehrlichman acknowledged the files were in his office but did not confirm presidential knowledge.
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Washington
FBI
William D. Ruckelshaus
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Ruckelshaus
Secret Service
Ehrlichman
Watergate
Los Angeles
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon Papers
Justice Department
Jack Warner
U.S. Secret Service
Warner
Richardson Names Four Prosecutor Candidates in Watergate Search
Attorney General designate Elliot Richardson named four candidates for a special Watergate prosecutor. The list includes Warren M. Christopher, William H. Erickson, David W. Peck, and Harold R. Tyler Jr. He said White House aides suggested names but were “dropped in the hopper.” He also described phone taps and wiretap questions amid the Ellsberg leak coverage, with denials from Secret Service and FBI officials regarding improper actions.
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Washington
UPD
Elliot L. Richardson
White House
Warren M. Christopher
Johnson
Los Angeles
William H. Erickson
Denver
Colorado
Supreme Court
American Bar Association Council On Criminal Law
Harold R. Tyler Jr
New York
U.S. District Court
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Richardson
Alexander M. Haig
Leonard Garment
John T.tumey
Nixon's Western White House purchases under scrutiny
The report details Nixon's acquisition of two parcels near the San Clemente Western White House for about 1.5 million in value, with a $120,000 cash outlay and $1.38 million unclear funding. It notes undisclosed financial backers and prior calls for full disclosure by Lawrence O'Brien. It links Kalmbach to an espionage probe and Segretti's indictment for covert campaign activity.
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Nixon
White House
Orange County Assessor's
San Clemente
Title Insurance
Title Insurance Company
Ti, Incorporated
Los Angeles
Lawrence
O’brien
George McGovern
Kalmbach
FBI
Donald Segretti
GOP
Segretti
Florida
Eglin Rescue Unit Covers Skylab Launch Mission
The Eglin ARRS unit prepared for Skylab recovery with three HH-53 helicopters on ground alert near the launch pad. Parrescuemen and a flight surgeon were ready, with a fire suppression kit and radios, to handle aborts and assist astronauts if needed.
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Eglin
Luther T. Jones
Ali Wayne L. Cook
George E. Shipper
Daniel L. Hodler
AIC
Michael D. Sehligem
Robert L. Duite
Donald G. Faber
James H. Ford
Charles B. Kinser
Robert W. Mason
Michael L. Walker
James W. Sargent
ARRS
Patrick Afb
Atlantic
East Pacific
U. S. West Coast
Navy
Ticonderoga
MAC
Skylab
Hawaii
Earth
Surplus Property On Sale At Redistribution Branch
A government surplus auction will be held at Building 525 starting 8 a.m. Tuesday with over 255 items including 43 refrigerator and air conditioning items, furniture, tools, trailers, appliances and a piano. Registration begins at 7 a.m. and bidders must be present to bid. payment due at sale and removal within five to seven days. For details contact Mrs. Phillip Johns or Ronald Laird at 982-2622.
Destin Chamber of Commerce Installs Shaw as President
Destin Chamber installs Ted Shaw as president for 1973-74 at a Plaza Restaurant ceremony. Incoming board includes Bill McHarg Lorna Williams Alfred McLeod Capt Buddy Gentry Frank King, with Ross Marler presiding. Shaw urges four laning of U S 98 east and local reef construction.
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Destin
Ross Marler
Ted Shaw
Bill McHarg
Lorna Williams
Marler
Alfred McLeod
Capt
Buddy Gentry
Frank King
Shaw
Community Notices From Okaloosa Digest Gather Listings
A digest of local notices covers school menus and rides to polls, plus club meetings and events in Niceville Crestview Destin and surrounding areas. Events include Plew Elementary PTO officer installation, Okaloosa Island Garden Club picnic, Destin Homemakers meeting, Valparaiso Extension Homemakers gathering, Choctawhatchee Boy Scout district commissioners meeting, NCHA Weakenders camping group, Playground DAV officers installation, and Fort Walton Beach Kiwanis POW program.
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St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Edora McGriff
Neighborhood Services Center
Plow Elementary
PTO
Niceville
Plew
Okaloosa Island
Benning Drive
Ann Jeter
Valp Extension
Valparaiso Extension
George H. Collins, Jr
Villa Tasso
Valparaiso
Glenview Ave
Boy Scout Commissioners
Commissioners of Choctawhatchee District
Boy Scouts of America
Shalimar Presbyterian Church
Campers and Hikers Meeting
NCHA
Weakenders
National Campers and Hikers Association
St. Simon's Episcopal Church Recreation Hall
DAV
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
Circle Drive
FWB
Kiwanis Club
Fort Walton Beach
Holiday Inn
Calley clemency rejected by Army secretary
Army Secretary Robert Froehlke denied a clemency request reducing 1st Lt. William L. Calley Jr.’s 20 year murder sentence for the My Lai killings. Calley has served two years at Fort Benning Georgia after conviction for the March 16 1968 killings of civilians.
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Washington
UPI
Army
Robert F. Froehlke
Army Air Force Clemency and Parole Board
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Ft. Benning
My Lai
Tolton Cast Drinking Bil Nay Vote In Florida House
In Tallahassee the Florida House passed a Driving While Drinking bill 113 to 2 creating a new offense for driving with a blood alcohol content of .08 or higher. Reps Jere Tolton and Curt Kiser voted no, neither offering reason. The bill imposes 30 to 90 days license suspension on first offense and mirrors harsher penalties for second offenses, with prosecutors needing no evidence of impairment.
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Tallahassee
UPV
Jere Tolton
Fort Walton Beach
Curt Kiser
Dunedin
Former Deputy Tied to Deaths of Seven Women in Broward
State Attorney Robert Stone said investigators found grisly evidence linking ex deputy Gerard Schaefer to at least seven murders. Items included teeth bones a sorority pin a chest full of manuscripts detailing hangs and sexual abuse and a Broward County killing.
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Fort Pierch
Fla
UPI
Robert Stone
Gerard Schaefer
Broward County
Playground Daily News Subscription Rates and Contacts
Subscription rules list carrier and mail options for daily and Sunday editions with prices for 1 month 1.25, 3 months 2.75, 6 months 13.40, yearly 38.00, and separate Sunday rates. It notes Audit Bureau of Circulation membership and provides phone numbers for the newspaper.
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Your Freedom
Playground Daily News
Florida
Freedom Newspapers
Wwegiin Parkway
Ft. Walton Beach
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Father sets hostage at fuel tank as FBI deputy shootout ends
In Portland Oregon FBI agents and deputies killed William H Abernathy 25 who held a hostage atop a 40 foot aviation fuel tank at Portland International Airport. The man threatened to blow up the tank and sought to see his children. No legal action against the lawmen.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
FBI
William H. Abernathy
Veterans Administration
Portland International Airport
Lockheed Air Terminal Services
Julius L. Mattson
Abernathy
Bellingham
Wash
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Howard Hunt Jr
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Ronald Laird
Destin Chamber of Commerce
Bill Jones
Ash
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Okaloosa Digest
PGDN
Foday’s County School
Okaloosa County
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Calif
UPC
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Carmichael
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International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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