Kissinger Threatens Resign Over Leaks During Middle East Trip
Henry Kissinger said he warned Nixon he would hold a news conference en route to the Middle East but did not tell him what he would say. He rejected new evidence contradicting his testimony on wiretaps and called leaks harmful to U.S. foreign policy and his reputation.
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Nixon
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
FBI
Rge
Lvtter
Stander
The
New York Times
Washington
National Security Council
Senate
Times
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Morton I. Halperin
Tie
U. S
Delay of trial for Ehrlichman amid notes screening proposal
The Ehrlichman trial faces delay as Gesell considers a White House notes screening plan proposed by James St. Clair to avoid contempt or obstruction claims. Nixon asserts presidential privilege over confidential conversations, while Jaworski argues Ehrlichman has received adequate defense access and accuses attempts to broaden access of excessive scope.
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William TH. Merrill
Elisberg
Gesell
Ehrlichman
White House
Gesele
Nixon
White Horse
Daniel Ellsberg
St. Clair
Jaworski
Vandals strike San Pedro court with firebomb and graffiti
A window at San Pedro Municipal Court was shattered when a smoking firebomb was thrown onto a second story ledge. Graffiti in bold letters covered the walls and an adjoining restaurant. No other major damage reported. Separately, busboy Kenneth Holman died days after a May 18 shooting at an Old Town restaurant where he worked.
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San Pedro Municipal Court
SLA
San Diego
Kenneth Holman
Holman
University Hospital
Nixon in Austria Opens Middle East Peace Talks
President Nixon met with Chancellor Kreisky for an hour and forty minutes to discuss Kreisky's upcoming 13 day Middle East tour and Nixon's just concluded Soviet visit. Officials described the talk as focused on progress toward a just peace, with invitations to visit Washington extended and plans for Kreisky to travel to the United States in fall.
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Kreisky
Ziegler
Nixon-Kreisky
Middle East
United States
Washington
Beirut
An Nahar
Sadat
Cairo
United Nations
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Israel
Moscow
Lune
Soviet Union
Kroisky
Egypt
Alexei Kosygin
Budget record votes shape 1974-75 state plan
The budget proposals top 10.21 billion with Senate 27 to 8 and Assembly 0 to 8. After Senate approval the Assembly Ways and Means Committee amended and sent it to the floor. A conference committee will reconcile differences as both plans exceed Heagan’s 10.1 billion target and fund pay raises, Medi-Cal costs, and legislative office building restoration.
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Senate
Assembly Ways and Means
Conference
Heagan
State
University of California
State College
Stolen Tiffany jewelry recovered in hillside search
Police used a metal detector on Hilford Avenue to locate rings buried just below the surface in a velvet bag with price tags. Suspects including Charles Miller Sr. and others faced charges after a large loot from the Tiffany robbery was found with heroin and other items in a Compton Beverly Hills raid.
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Hilford Ave
Robert Stovers
Hevesly Hills
Edward Zenter
Tiffany
Stovers
Tybert
Charles Miller Sr
Vincent
Compton
Miller
Dorma Ruth Collins
Bar
Thorson Ave
Hillford Avenue
Cator
Stovens
Beverly Hills
Wilshire Bouldvard
Charles
Burk
Beverly Lills
Sgt
Center
Robert Miller
Hebert Miller
Charles Wourn
Bryan Thomas
Jimmy Franklin
Los Angeles
Zenter
Herbert Charles Miller
Donnell Maw
Rice ‘Miller
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Robert Brickly
Arrow Paper Company
Somerville
Mass
Ing
Assembly
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