Nixon son in law reports for work in New York office
Edward Finch Cox, Nixon’s son in law and Harvard Law student, reports for work as a summer student aide in the New York office of U S Attorney Whitney North Seymour Jr. He and his wife Tricia arrived in New York with two Secret Service agents after a Washington visit.
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Edward Finch Cox
New York
U.S
Whitney North Sey
Mur Jr
Cox
Tricia
Washington
Harvard Law School
Judge Wins Parole For Nevada Murderer Turned Maryland Agent
A Nevada lifer convicted in 1958 for second degree murder, Risentrager, was paroled after Maryland Judge Plummer Shearin and Dr. Brian Crowley pressed for his release. He arrived in Maryland to begin work as a probation agent in Montgomery County. The parole board voted 4 to 2 to release him after a months long effort by Maryland officials.
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Nevada
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Tom Eisentrager
Plummer Shearin
Shearin
Lisenhager
Maryland
Brian Crowley
Risentrager
Michael O’callahan
State Parole Board
Hisentrager
Pilot lands unhurt on Alondra golf course fairway
David F. Lander, 43, of Redondo Beach, and passenger David Sphrins, 31, of Foster, Calif, survived a forced landing of a rented single engine Cessna 170 on the fourth fairway at Alondra Golf Course after losing power one mile from the runway. Both occupants escaped unharmed as sheriff noted Alondra Park is large and the craft might have landed safely on a football field or driving range.
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Lennox
UPH
Alondra Golf Course
Alondra Park
David F. Lander
Redondo Beach
David Sphrins
Foster
Calif
Docks On Strike Sixth Day Stalls West Coast Ports
The six day West Coast longshoremen strike halts cargo handling at Long Beach Los Angeles and other ports in California Oregon and Washington causing rerouting to Ensenada and Vancouver. Naval ships and warships are delayed while talks between ILWU and Pacific Maritime Association pause.
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Los Angeles
California
Oregon
Washington
Ensenada
Mex
Vancouver
Canada
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Pacific Maritime Association
Marine Exchange
Southland
Nada
U.S
San Francisco
Seattle
San Pedro
ILWU
West Coast
Bill Duncan
Rostow denounces Times coverage of Pentagon papers
Rostow, former aide to Kennedy and Johnson, accuses the New York Times of misleading readers in its Pentagon papers analysis. He argues the report relies on partial evidence and misinterprets 1964 to 1985 troop decisions, saying plans were contingency measures announced only after troops were in place.
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Wall Rostow
John ¥. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
New York Times
Pentagon
Daily Texan
The
Texan
University of Texas
Rostow
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
da Nang
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Emil Bentilla
Buhl
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