Watergate hearings on TV continue details emerge
Testimony recounts Magruder and Mitchell involvement with film strips and memo leaks. Porter explains delivery of interoffice Muskie campaign material and a plan to influence hearings. Sirica grants use immunity to Dean and Magruder while Cox seeks a blackout. Porter also notes passing about $69,000 to Liddy and others for campaign disruption actions.
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Haldeman
Charles Colson
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Watergate Hearings Focus on Dean and Stans Actions
The Senate Watergate hearings examine campaign tactics by operatives who waved Nixon signs and dispersed leaflets at rival offices. Magruder reportedly agrees to plead guilty to one count and testify against others, while Dean seeks full immunity and may refuse questions without it.
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Watergate
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U.S
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Watergate Grand Jury
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Finance Committee
Eckstrom Guilty Of Two Killings In California Case
Carl A. Eckstrom, 23, found guilty only of two counts in the January shooting spree deaths and faces a second trial in Los Angeles for the Cerritos slayings. The seven woman five man jury deliberated about an hour in Orange County Superior Court before Judge William C. Spiers.
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Orange County
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Santa Ana
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Cerritos
Los ‘Cerritos
Rosemary Vas‘quez
Bell Gardena
Michael Jeffferies
Downey
Cab driver kidnapped in Long Beach beaten by three men
Charles D. Anderson, of Wilmington, reported in satisfactory condition at Pacific Hospital after being abducted, robbed of about $13, stripped, and beaten by three suspects in Signal Hill. Police arrested Lewis Sample Sr., 22, Long Beach, and a two year old boy. one suspect remains at large. The incident began near Dean and Long Beach boulevards then led to Temple Avenue and Hill Street.
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Charles D. Anderson
Wilmington
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1069
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E. 15Th Street
Temple Avenue
Willow Street
Armando Talavera
Jerry Brown
Junipero Avenue
Pacific Coast Highway
West Beach shoreline project approved by conservation board
The conservation board approved the West Beach shoreline development known as the Oceangate Project covering 13 acres between Ocean Boulevard and Queensway Drive. Boise Cascade withdrew last August after building a 12 story office and a smaller structure now used by E F Hutton. Remaining parcels will transfer to private developers via Redevelopment Agency and Union Bank, now Gilbert Financial Corp. Project slated for completion in 1981 with conveyance to private developers for residential and commercial use.
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Boise Cascade
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Oceangate
Ocean Boulevard
Shoreline Drive
Queensway Drive
Signing of truce pact due in Paris
Paris reports indicate Kissinger resumed Viet Nam talks with Le Duc Tho as French officials awaited a possible signing ceremony at Kleber Avenue conference center. Saigon sources describe a draft restating the Jan 27 Paris accord with set times and places, while Thieu reportedly objects and may not sign. Kissinger flew from Washington to Paris, arriving at Yamah PDT.
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Washington
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Saint Noma ‘Bretche
Nixon to Face 1.5 Million Civil Suit by McCord
James W. McCord’s attorney says a $1.5 million civil suit will name President Nixon as a defendant this week along with former White House aides Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean. The suit alleges Nixon was the moving force behind McCord’s involvement in the Democratic National Headquarters break-in. McCord claims mental anguish reputational harm and incarceration from the affair. Rothblatt argues Nixon is immune only in his presidential capacity.
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Henry Rothblatt
California
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John Ehrlichman
John Dean III
Rothblatt
Carson Man Killed in Head-On Collision on Wilmington Ave
A 41 year old Carson man, Robert Reyes Padron, died at the scene of a head-on crash Monday night on Wilmington Avenue south of Del Amo Boulevard. The other driver, Leon Michael Lynk, 24, of Carson, was hospitalized with a broken leg and bruises. Witnesses said Padron swerved toward a bicycle rider on the road shoulder, crossing into the southbound lane and hitting Lynk's car.
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Gaviota Ave
Leon Michael Tynk
Pricetown Ave
Harbor General Hospital
Padron
Wilmington
Lynk
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