Break-in links tie White House to five suspects
The Washington Post reports address books of two suspects include Charles Colson and Howard Hunt with White House hints. Officials say the investigation is ongoing. Nixon has not commented and former attorney general Mitchell is named in questions about the case. Five men face charges of attempted burglary and wiretap as authorities move toward possible federal action.
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Washington Post
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Ziegler
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Alty
John N. Mitchel
Han
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CIA
Himt
Hint
Hunt
Eugenio Martine
Miami
Thint
O'Brien
Joseph A. Cutt Fan Jr
Rome
Justice Department
Joh Mitchell
Mc Nixon
James McCord
So.viets destroy 18 tanks and other clashes reported
Reports say So viet forces destroyed 18 tanks mostly by U.S. aircraft and 7th Fleet ships in multiple battles near Hai Lang and My Chaph. North Vietnamese raids against air defense systems continued with 220 more strikes. South Vietnamese paratroopers clashed near An Loc and Saigon, with 18 killed and 40 wounded on one side. 28 enemy killed, highway held by communists. Also Vanderbilt professor Dr. Flour noy Coles Jr. plans to move after arson-damaged house in Brentwood.
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My Chaph
U.S
North Vietnam
An Loc
Mir Aniles
Saigon
An Lee
Coodlettsville, Tenn
UPI
Flournoy Coles Jr
Vanderbilt University
Coles
Tad
Nashville
Filipino Troops Clash With Bandits in Cotabato Province
Government forces in Cotabato City fought 20 Christian gunmen in Cotabato Province on Monday. Three gunmen were killed and three seriously wounded. The death toll in renewed clashes across Cotabato and Zamboanga provinces rises to 36 over two weeks between Christians and Muslims.
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Cotahatn
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Zamboanga
Mania
World Heavyweight Title Highlights and Death Penalty Debate
TV Channel 7 aired a Wide World of Sports program from Peru covering the world heavyweight boxing championships held in September 1971, with Russia’s Vasily Alexeezes setting records in the clean and jerk and press. Reports also discuss John Speck’s death sentence, potential commutation, and ongoing Illinois legal questions ahead of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
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Peru
Long Beach
David Dyer
KABC
Los Angeles
Vasily Alexeezes
Russia
Aleveexes
Ussr
Tingin
Minion
Accordaiyt
Jot Terpak
U.S
Sound Off Letter From Fort Long Beach
A 17 year old waitress reports the theft of her only transport, a ten speed bicycle, after working late shifts. She must now walk home at 3 a m and expresses heartbreak and cynicism toward thieves while hoping for constructive lessons.
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Fort Long Beach
U S adviser killed at An Loc in battle with troops
An Loc battlefield eyewitness accounts Col Willey and Col J Ross Franklin were killed when rockets hit near the Vietnamese command group. The body was loaded onto a jeep and an evacuation helicopter carried the colonel and wounded soldiers to safety amid ongoing fire. The fallen officer was described as an experienced veteran on his third Viet Nam tour.
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Ross Franklin
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Burr M. Willey
Moose
Alioto acquitted in bribery case outcome noted
The case against Alioto ended in acquittal after a federal judge dismissed the jury and found the government evidence insufficient. The judge warned the government and ruled a reasonable fee sharing plan existed. Alioto vowed to seek substantial damages and pursue a malicious prosecution suit against officials he says conspired to block his governorship bid.
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O'Connell
Falor
Tudge McNichols
United States
Jon N. Mitchell
$60 Million Residential Project Near Sacramento Starts
Fredericks Development Corp and West Sacramento Port Center Inc announced a $60 million first phase of a residential project west of Sacramento. The plan, over five years, adds more than 3,000 condominium homes and apartments on a 1,500 acre tract south of the Port of Sacramento. A $500,000 water treatment plant will serve the community. Fredericks, of Fullerton, is a Pacific Lighting Corp subsidiary. West Sacramento Port Center is a Del Monte Corp subsidiary.
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Here
Port of Sacramento
Fredericks Development Corp
West Sacramento Port Center, Inc
Fredericks
Fullerton
Pacific Lighting Corp
West Sacramento Port Center
del Monte Corp
Chicago police linked to execution ring in drug slayings
Chicago papers report four or five officers are facing possible indictments in a case tied to a drug related murder spree. FBI and local authorities pursue legal action while police, FBI spokesmen remain silent. Victims include Richard Stean 28 Lee Wilson Jr. 21 Albert Shorter 47 William A Thomas 31 Vernell Qollar 28 and Lt Scott 17 whose bodies surfaced in the Chicago River or Sanitary and Ship Canal from September 1971 to last February.
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Chicago
At Leas
Sun-Times
The
Tribune
FBI
Richard Stean
Lee Wilson Jr
Albert Shorter
William A.thomas
Vernell Qollar
Scott
Chicago River
Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal
Laird vows fight on Moscow pact if arms halted
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird warned before the Senate Armed Services Committee that he would urge proceeding with a 12 site ABM missile program if Congress blocks the Trident submarine the B1 bomber and other weapons. He said the ABM treaty and SALT talks must be considered together and stressed continued U.S. weapons development to maintain security. He noted Soviet leader Brezhnev indicated Moscow would push weapons programs, including MIRV tests, while urging a strong defense budget. The discussion followed criticism from Senators Fulbright Symington and McGee over new weapons programs and ABM site plans near Washington. The two-site treaty was described as providing what could be reasonably expected.
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Melvin R. Laird
Moscow
Congress
U.S
Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Russia
America
J. W. Fulrbright
D-Ark
Stuart Symington
D-Men
Fulbright
Gale McGee
D-Wye
French offices attacked over nuclear tests in Oceania
Protests by WW opponents hit French offices in Australia and New Zealand during the night as France prepared another hydrogen device at Mururoa Atoll near Tahiti. Reports swirled of a proposed blast today, with Tokyo suggesting a delay to tomorrow and the embassy noting it had not received the customary 49 hour notice.
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New Zealand
Mururea Atoll
Fahiti
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