Ehrlichman denies clemency offer in White House probe
Ehrlichman testified he could not recall exact words in a June meeting when Gray received sensitive papers from Bean in Ehrlichman’s presence. Dean said Gray was told the papers were political dynamite not to be released. Ehrlichman said he later learned Gray destroyed the documents, and that Nixon’s aides debated the legality of actions tied to foreign intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrlichman
Gray
Bean
T G Gray
Dean
Bhrichiaan
Thrichman
Nixon
Alty
Richard G. Kleeidienst
Rhrkenman
Elisberg
Eerlichman
Ellsberg
White House
Ehrrich Sen
Herman Mr. Talmador
D-Ga
Lehman
John J. Wilson
Elylichaan
Wilson
Pentagon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNC
Howard Hunt
Central Intelligence Agency
Bilsberg
CIA
Intelligence
Talmadge
Vichmman
Supreme Court
Opes
Skylab 2 Team Prepares for Saturday Liftoff
Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Gwen Garriott and Jack Lousma undergo final training at Johnson Space Center as countdown begins for Saturday launch from Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn 1B. They will join Skylab 1 experiments to operate alongside the orbiting station after docking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Kennedy
Alan L. Bean
Gwen K. Garri
Elt
Jack R. Lousma
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Tex
Cape Kennedy
Space Station
Widow of Hicklin overcome at trial
The widow of radio newsman James Hicklin sobbed in court as Edward Eugene Taylor faced a murder charge for shooting Hicklin aboard the Italia on a Los Angeles port cruise. Dr. David Katsuyama testified Hicklin died from head wounds, while defense witnesses included Frieda Taylor, mother of the accused. A civil suit by Taylor was dismissed in Burbank Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hicklin
Edward Eugene Taylor
Ulicklin
Italia
Los Angeles
Lucillie Dolly Hicklin
David M. Katsuyama
Long Beach
Hicklin
Mas. Hicklin
Pat Mullendore
Harbor Division
Spt
Brad Phelan
Taylor
Frieda Taylor
Two terms meted to slayer and courtroom strife
The article details the Eckstrom murder case with debates over insanity pleas, defense tactics, and court objections. It notes the judge rejecting contempt, Butler’s request to be relieved, and five psychiatrists confirming sanity. In Houston, council discussed an $3234.4 million budget and airport growth options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckstrom
Kickstrom
Anders €. Eckstrom
Ronald Buller
Mr. Eckstrom
Butler
Young Eckstrom
Wekstcoma
Garlic invasion brings onion odor to milk and meat
In California, wild garlic spreading through lawns releases onion like odors when stepped on and can flavor milk and meat if cattle ingest it. State officials say workers are using chemicals to control the weed near Asti, found June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
California
State Department of Food and Agriculture
Asti
Rembrandt Coret art works stolen in Satad museum
Police said a painting attributed to Rembrandt and an etching titled Daniel in the Lion's Den were stolen along with a Coret landscape from a small unguarded museum in Satad, northern Israel, early today. The Rembrandt work is linked to Jacobim White, an early note in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Rembranit
Coret
Satad
Rembranits
Jacahim
Daniel
Counterfeit $25 Million Network Busted in Kent Raid
Scotland Yard seized a hidden factory near Bromley Kent after a raid on Monday night. Officers removed printing presses paper and forged notes valued at up to $26 million. Investigators include US French and Bank of England experts assessing the international forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Bromley
Kent
Bank of England
Reds shell Phnom Penh as fighting escalates
Communist gunners shelled Phnom Penh during rush hour damaging homes and killing four with 47 wounded as US air strikes near the city intensified. US gunships targeted rebel positions while Spooky and Specter planes patrolled the area and later crews removed unexploded rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRNOM
Cheng Heng
High Political Council
Tam
Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
Spookie and Specter
Large marijuana plants found at Valley Center residence
Valley Center sheriff's deputies report discovering 17 marijuana plants up to nine feet tall in a trailer. An 82-year-old carpenter and his 22-year-old wife were arrested nearby. Fulmer called the plants “the largest I've ever seen,” with stalks about two inches thick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Center
Alan Palmer
Carpenter
Fulmer
Vesco extradition request ruled final by Costa Rica court
The Costa Rican Supreme Court’s Chief Agents Court ruled the U S ambassador’s extradition request for New Jersey financier Robert Vesco final and not subject to further appeal. Vesco left Costa Rica for Nassau on June 3 and has not returned, seemingly awaiting the outcome of the proceedings. The case traces to a 1972 Nassau cable directing a New York company to move 200 000 to Vesco’s account, later linked to a fraudulent conversion of shareholders’ funds and related to Nixon campaign financing and the Watergate era inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Chief Agents Court
U.S
New Jersey
Robert Lee Vesco
Vesco
Nassau
Segal
Supreme Court
Tower Court
Vicon Vaky
Vesto
Lara
Bahamas
New York
Conrol
Committee For
Nixon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bolel
Krogh
Fhrlichman
Ervin
Dean, Kalmbach
Robert Cushman
Richard Helms
Varnon Walters
Skylab 2
KNPC
Burbank Superior Court
Hollywood
Hinklin
Up Council
Houston l
Houston Intercontinental Airport
Ed Perted Aster Ken Ls
Mattei
Noro
Serge
Hor Ag
BP John
KitchenAid
Rembrandt, Coret
No Vesco
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!