Nixon aide admits lying in Senate Watergate probe
Former Nixon campaign aide Herbert Porter testified that he and deputy director Jeb Magruder lied to federal authorities about campaign funds and meetings. Porter said the false story aimed to spare the president and uphold personal loyalty, revealing he later admitted perjury after Magruder warned of indictments. He described coercion by campaign leaders and confessed fear of team pressure shaped his actions. Porter also noted having handled stolen Democratic documents and reflected on his lifelong loyalty to Nixon.
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Wallace case probes ethics amid bond payments
A panel of the Alabama Bar Association reviewed accusations of unethical conduct against Gerald Wallace brother of Gov. George Wallace along with state Rep. Rankin Fite and attorney Alfred Rose over $280000 in state legal fees tied to 1965 and 1967 bond issues. No legal violations alleged. possible acquittal suspension or disbarment considered. Fite received 60000 and Wallace 20900 claims say work did not justify shares. Fite a former House Speaker and ally of the governor is from Hamilton. Heart specialist Dr Paul Dudley White returned home on his 87th birthday to treat a patient after a stroke at Massachusetts General Hospital. Presley recuperating at home in Memphis after lung congestion prompted cancellation of Lake Tahoe shows with eight-city tour planned to resume Tuesday.
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Birmingham
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Fite
Hamilton
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
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Elvis Presley
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Presley
Lake Tahoe
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Son of Nazi victims tops medical class at Jefferson
Milton Packer, 22, son of Benjamin and Rose Packer who survived Bergen Belsen, graduates first in his Jefferson Medical School class with honors in physiology pathology and obstetrics. He plans an internal medicine internship at Bronx Memorial Hospital after completing a five year program with Penn State.
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Philadelphia
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Washington
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Milton
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Bergen Belsen
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Kissinger honored with Fuerth Golden Citizen medal
Henry Kissinger, born in Fuerth, Germany, received the city's Golden Citizen award from Mayor Werner Scholz as a citation praised detente’s global impact. The event highlighted Kissinger’s ties to the city and his role as Nixon’s foreign policy adviser.
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Nixon
Getty heir George Getty dies from barbiturate overdose
Autopsy finds alcohol and barbiturate overdose caused the death of George Franklin Getty Jr., 48, Getty Oil Co. executive and son of J. Paul Getty. The case involved a chest wound ruled not fatal, while witnesses described knife gestures during a barbecue. A psychological autopsy is planned.
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J. Paul Getty
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Getty Oil Co
Queen of Angels Hospital
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George S. Davis
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