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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1973

Page

6

Nixon to yield data tapes for court in Watergate clash

White House materials tied to the Watergate inquiry may be turned over as the Senate committee moves to court. Senator Baker proposes outside review of tapes to separate political from confidential material. President Nixon resists broad disclosure but says documents with political content or not breaching adviser confidentiality may be considered. The committee asks the court to enforce subpoenas demanding White House tapes and records.

White House Sen Howard St, Baker Jr R-Yenn Evey Baker Senate Charles A. Wright Nixon Wright Watergate Committee Samuel Cash Federal Court Supreme Court Ervin Dash Jom W. Dean TI Select Committee Jie

Ehrlichman denies memory of enemy list and IRS probes

Ehrlichman testified that he never recalled an enemies list. He denied requests to review individual tax returns and said a tax check looked for IRS issues only to ensure presidential appointees had no ongoing tax quarrels. He described Nixon's order to investigate Pentagon Papers related matters and defended the Ellsberg break-in as a national security measure.

Mie H. Tt. Maldeman Dean Ehrlichman White House Montoya TRS Ehrlichtman IRS Lowell P. Weicker Jr R-Conn Nixon FBI Gray Stunt Henry FE. Petersen Weicker Jay Elsberg Thatlichman

Smog crisis prompts regional shutdowns and travel curbs

The Los Angeles area faces a severe smog episode as ozone levels surge near thresholds for alerts. The EPA urged a federal shut down, Gov Reagan ordered a state vehicle use halt, and regional offices may close or run on skeleton crews. Schools issued warnings while concentrations climbed to 40 plus ppm in San Gabriel Valley, prompting emergency measures across Los Angeles and surrounding counties.

Environmental Protection Agency Los Angeles Basin Gordon Huiqtt Los Angeles Federal Executive Board WPA San Francisco Orange San Bernardino Ventura Riverside Elliott Reagan California Herb Campbell State Office of Emergency Services Campbell Exone San Gabriel Valley San Gabriel

Judge Byrne denies Ehrlichman FBI director claim

Federal Judge Matt Byrne rejected John Ehrlichman testimony about Byrne showing strong interest in becoming FBI director during the Pentagon Papers trial. Byrne said meetings with Ehrlichman occurred to confirm his refusal to pursue the post while Ellsberg and Russo were prosecuted, noting the discussions happened weeks before the psychiatrist's office break in was disclosed.

Los Angeles Matt Byrne John Ehrlichman Byrne FBI White House Ehrlichman Nixon Administration Daniel Ellsberg Anthony Russo Ellsberg Berlichman Washington, D.C Bryne Nixon

Hahn condemns federal smog holiday power abuse

Supervisor Kenneth Hahn denounces the federal government for a smog holiday, calling it shocking and outrageous. He claims many federal employees may work in air conditioned offices and that those not attending work would instead head to the ocean or elsewhere.

Kenneth Hahn Hahn

Ellsberg Denies Pentagon Papers Transfer to Soviets

United Press International reports Daniel Ellsberg rejects John Ehrlichman's testimony claiming he turned over the Pentagon Papers to the Soviet Embassy. Ellsberg calls the charge slanderous and false, noting no White House belief of such, while Ehrlichman cites a break-in at Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office tied to national security.

United Press International Daniel Ellsberg John Ehrlichman Senate Watergate Committee Ellsberg Pentagon Los Angeles White House New York Times Ehrlichman Defense Department

Ships collide in Malacca Strait rescue of 35 crewmen

A Singapore based rescue spokesman said a MM A freighter collided with the 12,000 ton Cypriot tanker Anson in the Strait of Malacca. Thirty five crewmen abandoned the freighter and were rescued by the nuclear powered British submarine Dreadnought. The Cypriot tanker crew remained aboard their vessel.

Singapore Strait of Malacca Tescue Coordination Dreadmaggat

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