Ehrlichman admits hiring Ellsberg spies in FBI interview
In an FBI interview, Ehrlichman acknowledged hiring G Gordon Liddy and E Howard Hunt to probe the Pentagon Papers and he knew about the break in at Ellsberg's Beverly Hills psychiatrist’s office. The judge called the material exculpatory for Ellsberg and Russo, affecting their espionage and conspiracy case.
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Daniel Eilsberg
Anthony Russo
Ehrlichmann
Fefense
Beverly Hills
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Liddy
Officer Kills Boy in High-Speed Chase
A 16-year-old, riding in a stolen 1964 green Chevrolet, died after a high-speed chase in Wilmington. Officer Robert Coleman, 46, said he shot during a struggle when the youth allegedly beat him with a nightstick. The car’s two other occupants fled. Coleman and the suspect were hospitalized, with the youth later pronounced dead at Harbor General Hospital.
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Action Line service offers help with rights and questions
ACTION LINE is a service promising to solve problems and cut red tape. Readers can write ACTION LINE Box 230 Long Beach California or call 432-3451 between 9 am and 9 pm Monday through Friday. Questions picked are for readers interest and usefulness. Do not send original documents for return.
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DMV delays spark reader plea for help with license
A Lakewood reader reports a prolonged driver license renewal failure after visiting the Bellflower DMV. Despite tracer placement on March 6 and multiple work absences, the license never arrived, prompting an ACTION LINE promise that Sacramento corrected the file and issued the license. The patron asks where to write to Jane Ponda at Internation, per back page instructions.
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Planeload of Yemen Aides Killed in Flight Crash
A military plane carrying Foreign Minister Mohammed Saleh Aulaqi and seven diplomats crashed near Aden while touring provinces after a conference. Twenty five people died including ambassadors of Iraq, the Soviet Union, Britain and Somalia, Lebanon’s representative, Indonesia’s consul general, and other officials. mourning declared.
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Indonesia
Secretary of State defense of bombing policy in Cambodia
Secretary of State Rogers outlines the administration's stance on the bombing of Communist forces in Cambodia. The piece surveys political defense, regional strategy, and potential implications for U.S. policy amid ongoing tensions.
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Nixon seeks 2.9 billion aid for Indochina and reforms
President Nixon sent Congress a 2.9 billion foreign aid bill with 632 million for rebuilding South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia and no funds for North Vietnam. He calls the package the minimum prudent investment for free world development and prosperity while pledging North Vietnam aid if Hanoi sticks to the Paris cease fire. The plan also asks 1 billion in development aid to poor nations and 1.5 billion in military aid to allies, plus 682 million for Indochina reconstruction. Meanwhile the Senate calls for an outside special prosecutor for Watergate, with similar House moves expected, as Richardson takes AG role and power to lead the probe.
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Nixon Accepts Responsibility for Watergate Crisis
President Nixon told a nationwide audience he bears ultimate responsibility for the Watergate scandal while promising to pursue justice and purge abuses. He framed himself as a victim of lies by trusted aides, announced firings and resignations, and delegated authority to name a special prosecutor if appropriate.
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Five Gunmen Rob Air India Cargo at Kennedy
A Jewels heist at Kennedy Airport Air India cargo terminal netted about 500000. Three gunmen trussed staff, tied guards, and forced a vault open to grab 31 gem-filled boxes while a lookout guarded the scene. The crew escaped with wallets and keys, one gunman threatening to harm workers but restrained by the leader.
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U.S. Warns of Fresh Vietnam Actions Over Cease-Fire Violations
The United States vows new military actions in Vietnam if cease-fire violations continue. Officials say Hanoi must choose between full Accord implementation or renewed combat, with Secretary Kissinger and Deputy Foreign Minister Thach expressing concerns as talks face a tense atmosphere.
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FBI guards files of Nixon aides
FBI agents were posted outside key White House offices as Nixon moved to protect files tied to the Watergate inquiry. White House aides H.R. Halaman and John Ehrlichman and counsel John W. Dewey were mentioned, with officials saying security steps were taken to safeguard materials.
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Watergate
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Senate
Weather Tonight and Wednesday Forecast
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