Nixon subpoenas delay in Watergate связанные inquiry
Subpoena timing shifts as the court consents to delivering material to the House committee at 9:00 am. Jaworski and staff discuss scope while White House officials avoid confirming plans to hand over tapes or respond to subpoenas. Senator Baker urges limited disclosure and cooperation to aid the presidency and the inquiry.
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Trousa
House Committee
Supreme Court
Alderman and Strachan
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
White House
Jaworski
ITT
House
Los Angeles Times
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
Howard Baker
Senate Watergate Committee
Baker
Tennessee Republican
House Judiciary Committee
Mississippi poultry leaders dispute 22 million figure
Jackson AP report says industry heads contend 22 million contaminated chickens ordered destroyed are not reaching consumers and insist the total is under 8 million. They pledge cooperation in removing the birds at a Sunday meeting in Mississippi.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Nixon offers Demo deal on Elk Hills oil reserve
President Nixon seeks Congress approval to accelerate Mississippi flood control projects and presses southern lawmakers over opening Elk Hills in California. He offered a deal to House members in exchange for support, amid laughter from southern senators. Separate notes report EPA blocking marketing of chickens from three poultry firms after tests found dieldrin. Contamination traced to an ingredient in chicken feed. Poultry firms switch to clean feed and isolate affected birds.
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Nixon
Congress
Mississippi River
Elk Hills
House Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Esk Ibis
California
Hebert
Jackson
Broiler
Federal Envirnmental Protection Agency
JH. Athendge
National Broilers Association
HF. McCarty
Cancer victim fights Stanford over denied cancer drug
Josephine Bergman, 47, a cancer patient in Los Altos, obtained Taetrile after Stanford urged by officials to withhold the drug banned by the federal government. Her husband and doctor plan to seek a court injunction in superior court on April 5.
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Stanford
Stanford University Medical Center
Josephine Bergman
James
Stewart Jones
Palo Alto
Bergman
Farmers to receive extra gasoline for planting drive
United States official Duke Leigon told a Senate agriculture subcommittee that farmers will get 220 million extra gallons of gasoline this year to plant an additional one million acres of grain and other crops. He noted fuel allocations will ease dislocations after the Arab oil embargo and help food processors and haulers while addressing migrant workers fuel needs.
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Washington
UPT
Vhe
Federal Energy Office
Duke Reigon
Denate Agriculture
FEO
Ligon
Boyle trial opens for murder in MESIA courtroom
Tony Boyle, former United Mine Workers president, stands trial in MESIA for ordering the 1969 assassination of union rival Joseph Yablonski. The process begins at 10 a.m. with 35 prospective jurors to be interviewed by opposing counsel and Judge Francis Catania. A 12-year-old, Bayle, connected to the case is in custody in Missouri on unrelated charges.
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Mesia
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony" Boyle
Joseph
Jock" Yablonski
Common Pleas Court
Francis Catania
Bayle
Springfield
Boyle
Ethel
Antoinette
Yablonski
Margaret
Charlotte
Pennsylvania
Clarksville
Kissinger opens talks with Brezhnev on arms pact promise
In Moscow Kissinger began three days of meetings with Leonid Brezhnev as optimism grew for a new Soviet American treaty to limit nuclear arms. Brezhnev called the talks promising and noted a good start, while discussing detente and Geneva conference delays.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
Kissinger
Kremlin
Nixon
Kewsmien
Hrezhnev
Geneva
Brethney
Brezhnev
Helmut Sonnefelill
State Department
Soviet Union
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Washington
Anatoly F. Debrynin
State
Defense Departments
National Security Council
Waitress and three patrons robbed at Torrance tavern
Five men robbed a waitress and three patrons in the Tahitian Room on Torrance Boulevard early today. They beat the victims with pool cues and a vase, stole about 300 dollars, and fled. Victims Theresa Sellins 28 Elizabeth Williamson 31 Donald Lancaster 39 and Richard McGreevy ? were treated at Little Company of Mary Hospital.
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Torrance
Charles Oates
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Theresa Cellins
Donald Lancaster
Elizabeth Williamson
Richard McGreevy
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