Notable Criminals and Celebrities Involved In Turbulent Weeks In Chicago Nevada and North Carolina
Richard Speck's transfer from Menard to Stateville follows his 1967 murder conviction and later resentencing to 400 to 1200 years. William Harrah and Roxana Carlson announce a separation after six months of marriage. Jeanne Arthur, an actress and educator, is arrested for trespassing after an encounter with a neighbor's dog. Arthur Freed, famed producer of Oscar winning musicals, dies at 78. Ralph Abernathy discusses violence as a potential tactic if it broadens beyond the Black community.
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Richard Speck
Chicago
Menard Prison
Stateville
Illinois
Speck
Menard
Reno
William Harrah
Harrah
Roxana Carlson
Yerington
Nev
Laker
Jean Arthur
Miss Arthur
North Carolina School of the Arts
Winston-Salem
N.C
Weston Hatfield
Hatfield
Arthur
Thomas
Arthur Freed
Freed
Ucla Medical Center
Paris
Gigi
Academy
Screen Producers Guild
Columbia, D.C
MGM
St. Louis
Mama" Marx
Marx Brothers
Orange Grove Theater
Los Angeles
Seattle
Bing Crosby
Naclo
Herb Brown
New York
Orchid Growers Association of America
Ralph D. Abernatity
Nonviolent
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Abernathy
GOP leaders urge Nixon to fully reveal Watergate details
In a split Republican stance, lawmakers call for full cooperation with congressional probes. McCloskey presses Nixon to drop executive privilege and allow aides to testify. Reagan Quie urge the President to make a clean breast of the Watergate affair to restore credibility. Senate also approves full diplomatic immunity for PRC envoys in Washington.
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Washington
Paul McChoskey
R-Calif
William Scherle
A-lawa
Nixon
Congressional Committee
Scherle
McCloskey
White House
Senate
Richard
Barry Guidwater
R-Ariz
Reagan
Quie
Uis
Congress
China
People's Republic of China
House
Watergate probes push for White House testimony
Amid Republican pressure the White House said it aimed to arrange testimony by presidential aides for the Senate Watergate inquiry but no agreement had been reached. Press Secretary Ziegler said ongoing communication with the committee continued as James W. McCord met staff investigators.
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White House
Seherle
Nixon
FBI
Watergate
Scherle
Washington
UPI
Senate
James W. McCord
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Jean Arthur Barefoot
Gop
Carol Neblett
New Oz
Ronald L. Ziegler
Daly
Tuallor
Kewl
Se. Clair
Crissa
Italy
Acryla Kiniz
Clair
Miss Bullock
Bullock's
Lakewood
Laguna Tea
Charin Schoal
Lool Pan
Alyce L'Sclase
Epon
We Parent
Guardian Collegienne Aecessories
Demalee Productions
Pum
Laguna Tea Room
Pall