Senate aides furious over McCord Watergate disclosures
Senate sources said McCord’s testimony contained explosive material and hinted at higher level involvement. Senators from the Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities condemned leaks, while Baker praised McCord’s disclosures and noted possible named individuals and prior knowledge of the June 17 break-in.
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McCord
Senate Select Committee On
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Senate Committee
Capitol
Washington Press Club
Baker
CIA
White House
John W. Dean TI
Watergate
Post
Charles W. Colson
Nixon
Lance
Colson
The
New York Times
Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Bexvom
U.S. District Court
John J. Siris
Sirica
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Farmer anger grows over looming meat boycott threat
Des Moines hog market spokesman cites consumer resistance as a factor in panic selling while Kansas City financier Ron Jarvis warns of trouble for cattle producers. Kansas lawmakers and Staley of WIPO urge unity to avert disaster as prices fall and packers cut workforces.
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Des Moines
Iowe
Ron Jarvis
Oppenheimer Industries of
Kansas City
Oppenheimer
Kansas Stile
Bob Achuthnol
State House Agriculture Livestock Committee
End of longest U.S. war as last troops depart
Troops pull out of Vietnam ending the war with cheers and relief. A captured American Army captain remains held by the Viet Cong and is expected to be released in the next few days.
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Saigon
U.S
Military Assistance Command
U.S. War
Neuven van Thieu
Nixon
California
United States
Vietnam
Battte
Last 67 POWs released in Vietnam homecoming tale ends
The final POWs leave Saigon and Da Nang aboard 19 planes, greeted by cheering crowds at Clark Air Base. Capt. Alfred Agnew and Lt. Cmdr. Alfred H. Agnew are among those freed, with 2,000 witnesses at Hanoi. Capt. Robert White’s release is anticipated. The exodus marks the last major wave but U.S. involvement continues in Southeast Asia.
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Keith H. Lewis
Goldsboro
N.C
Cmdr
Alfred H. Agnew
Albany
Hanoi
Agnew
Clark
Hanwi
Viet Cong
Robert White
Newport News
White
Mekong
Saigon
Tcs
Williamsburg
da Nang
Jal
Nguyen Ngo Diem
Frederick Weynod
Vietnam
Tas
Max Bielke
Alexandria
Minn
Joint Military Commission
U.S
Military Commission
Frederick Weyand
Nixon
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Phnom Penh
Laos
Thailand
South China Sea
Guam
Vidochina
Torrance store employee slain in orgy of throat slayings
Torrance detectives linked the TG&Y Store murder to the theater killings that occurred a month earlier. Jack Sweeten, 52, was found with his throat slit in the store room after being kidnapped near his home and driven back to the store to open the safe. Robbery was the motive, about $2,000 missing from the safe, with rewards totaling 34000 offered for killers.
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Torrance
Jack K. Sweeten
Anza Avye
Tg&y
Torrance —_Blvd
Anza Avenue
Pacific Coast Highway
Sharon Young
Sweeten
Hyman Fischer
Torrace Theater
Fischer
Independent, Press-Telegram
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Pye
New York City
Benjamin 8. Rosenthal
Joseph Kristan
Vernon
Conn
Hoycott
Enfield
Robert Thomas White
Pathet Tao
Wenesday
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Merchant
Mary Neiswender
Fontana
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