Judge orders Ehrlichman to stand trial in Watergate case
U S District Judge Gesell ordered former White House aide John Ehrlichman to stand trial with other defendants in the plumbers case and set a June 26 date. Nixon waived executive privilege for some White House documents, enabling Ehrlichman to obtain access to files. The appeals court listened to arguments from seven original Watergate defendants seeking to overturn their convictions.
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U.S
Gerhard. A. Gesetl
White House
John B. Ehrlichman
Gesell
Nixon
Ehrlichman
Tr. Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hilla
Pentagon
Daniel Ells- TB
Airen
Washington
UPL
U.S. Court of Appeals
G. Gordon Liddy
Howard Mink Jr
James W. McCord Jr
CRP
Bernard L. Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio Gonzales
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Complex
Liddy
McCord
John I. Sirica
Nay
Hunt
Barker
District of Columbia
Watergate Grand Jury
Cole's Markets in receivership amid bankruptcy filing
Cole's Markets, Long Beach based chain, has entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will remain closed for restocking and inventory into next week. A receiver and trustee, David E. Commons, was named to manage the 13 market corporation as efforts to secure backing reportedly failed. The chain, once employing 680 people, began in 1920 and grew through Southern California with branches in Long Beach and surrounding cities.
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Cole's
Long Beach
Thursday Night
U.S
David 13
Commons of
Los Angeles
Fourth St
Santa Fe Ave
Chai
Orange County
Vine Avenue
C.E. Cole
7Th Street
Atlantic
Atlantic Ave
California
Libya decries Arab homage to Nixon in bold editorial
Libyan government daily New Dawn denounces Arab leaders paying tribute to President Nixon as humiliating, accusing them of selling out Arab heritage for American support. Tripoli radio broadcast highlights condemnation of memorials and alleged Zionist concessions amid Vietnam and Palestine references.
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RARAT
Marotco
New Dawn
Nixon
Tripoli
Vietnam
Palestine
Useir
Henry
Woman found drowned in Orange pool during visit
A 2-year-old Anaheim woman, Maria Magana, was found dead in a swimming pool at a friend's home on Violet Lane in Orange. Police reported she was last seen at the shallow end with feet dangling as children left for school.
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Orange
Valice
Maria Magana
Violet Lane
Nixon Quandary Over hush money in Watergate case
A Los Angeles Times report quotes a March 2 1973 memo stating President Nixon told White House counsel to consider paying 12000 to settle Watergate matters. The memo, prepared for Democratic lawmakers, cites discrepancies between public transcripts and tapes. The memo notes Hunt’s blackmail demand was paid the same day.
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Nixon
White House
Howard Munt Jr
Los Angeles Times
Mouse Judiciary Committee
John W. Dean
the Times
Hunt
Bombing claimed by Weather Underground targets Gulf oil offices
A Weather Underground claim takes responsibility for an oil office bombing linked to Gulf's Angola operations. The group warns of foreign political motives while media receive warning letters. FBI notes the group is small with leader Bernardine Cohen as a fugitive. past actions include ITT offices and California prison system blasts.
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Weather Underground
Portugal
Angola
Wcbs-Tv
New York
Paul Sheldon
Gulf
Gull
Sheldon
California
Lox Arc Kelus
Symbionese Liberation Army
Patricia Hearst
Los Angeles
News Medi
Lebooths
Students For A Democratic Society
The
Weather- Man
FBI
Bernardine Cohen
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Torrance man killed in cycle truck crash
Torrance motorcyclist Alan H. Mann, 24, of 21602 Berendo Ave, died after his cycle collided broadside with a pickup at 236th Street and Western Avenue. He was dead on arrival at Harbor General Hospital after the 3:45 p.m. crash while attempting a left turn into northbound Western Avenue.
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Torrance
Alan H. Mann
Berendo Ave
Harbor General Hospital
236Th Street
Western Avenue
Mann
236Th
Fixers for your problems in the service columns
An old classified notice highlights fixers listed in the service columns offering practical help. It underscores quick, local trades and practical solutions for everyday issues. The ad emphasizes accessible, nearby workers and a straightforward booking approach.
Nixon greeted by Saudis after triumph in Egypt
Nixon's Saudi visit followed his Egyptian trip with King Faisal welcoming him and the two leaders planning private talks. The Egypt accord includes nuclear cooperation and a $2 billion private investment push, while U.S. Kissinger says safeguards ensure peaceful use. Nixon's Egyptian reception featured public admiration, including a crowd at the pyramids and a brief halt to greet blind children.
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Henry 4
Faisal
Pyramids
United States
Alexander M. Haig
Egypt
Watergate
Secret Service
Henry A. Kissinger
Sadat
Alexandria
Hanquet
Middle East
Himself
Cheers for Mrs Nixon on Egypt visit
First Lady Lady Nixon drew cheers as she left the official party to tour a children's rest home near the pyramids and a weaving factory. She praised volunteers and noted the warm Egyptian welcome during a two day trip with President Nixon and President Sadat.
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Egypt
T'at Nixon
Nixons
Nixon
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