30 Mar 1973
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
1
Forrest Anderson, 60, says Virginia Mason Clinic in Seattle identified the digestive problem from a 1969 operation and placed him on a new diet. He reports feeling fine and notes doctors call him every ten days for follow ups after filing the suit.
Sam Noulton Johnson, Lyndon B. Johnson's brother, filed for bankruptcy in federal court citing $335,1080 in debts and $303 monthly income from a government pension and Social Security. He says medical bills drive the hardship and notes an asset of a royalty interest in the book My Brother Lyndon and the $5,000 he inherited from Lyndon Johnson.
McCord told Senate investigators that Haldeman had to be aware of plans to wiretap the Democratic national headquarters. He refused to answer several questions on possible other espionage to avoid self incrimination. Subpoenas issued for two Nixon campaign aides as part of checks on McCord testimony.
Grand Rapids man James G. Wynn 39 pleaded guilty to possessing a lamb with intent to use and received a two to five year sentence. He admitted planting a pipe bomb at a Grand Rapids plating company last fall. police removed the bomb intact. He was allowed a two week Disney World vacation with his family before sentencing.
Washington United Press International reports President Nixon designated Marshall Wright acting assistant secretary of state for congressional relations as the department’s chief liaison with Congress. Wright replaces prior contact and will oversee congressional communications and policy briefings.
President Nixon travels to the Western White House in San Clemente for talks with South Vietnam's Nguyen Van Thieu. They plan to discuss future air support and U S aid as the cease fire compliance and missing in action issues remain unsettled. Nixon defends Vietnamization and condemns Hanoi while opposing amnesty for draft dodgers amid protests.
Police discovered the execution style deaths of five men on Detroit's East Side including Rev Lonnie Demour and volunteers Peter Hayes Edward Jamison and brothers Edward and Jimmy Jefferson. Victims were bound with a large kitchen knife found at the scene. motive unclear. A German shepherd wandered the home as a friend found the bodies after a week without contact. The case marked Detroit's worst slaying since a 1911 drug related mass murder.
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