Hunt role in papers file burglary sought
The court scrutinizes sources and government actions in the Pentagon papers case. Judge Byrne presses for records on wiretaps and White House officials linked to Liddy Hunt and Ellsberg, while defense lawyers seek dismissal and mistrial amid claims of government obstruction.
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Nixon aides to testify on Watergate secrecy efforts
Haldeman and Ehrlichman, top Nixon aides, are set to meet Friday with Senate Watergate Committee counsel after circulation of reports that campaign workers sought to damage Senator McGovern and that White House timing on Gray’s resignation was being manipulated. Columnist Anderson alleged pardons and Hoffa links, while other sources cited tense internal discussions within the Nixon administration regarding the investigation.
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Senators press for special prosecutor in Watergate case
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee urged President Nixon appointee Elliott Richardson to name a special prosecutor for Watergate before his confirmation as attorney general. Several members supported the idea, while one urged caution, as hearings were set to begin next week.
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California Senate votes death penalty on SB 450
The California Senate approved a bill requiring the death penalty for first degree murder under specific safeguards. If the offense fits the guidelines, the sentence is automatically death with no life option. Criteria include hire killings, killings of officers, obstruction of testimony, habitual criminals, and certain murder types. Brandt meeting with Nixon noted.
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Bank President Pays Ransom After Kidnapping Extortion
William C. Dowd, president of the Missouri State Bank & Trust Co., paid 50000 to an extortionist after receiving two Polaroid photos showing his wife tied in their Kirkwood home. He followed instructions to leave the money in a hotel basement, then FBI agents transported them, untied the wife, and continued investigation. No suspect was arrested at the hotel.
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Beer truck stowaway found after 8 year old enters back
Harbor police searched for a boy about eight who reportedly crawled into the Budweiser truck as the driver delivered at 120th Street and Vermont Avenue. The vehicle rolled away with doors locked, prompting a search that extended through noon with no results.
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Guerrilla fighting rages in Lebanon in Beirut clash
Lebanese army tanks battle Palestinian guerrillas in Beirut as jet fighters dive over the airport and shells pelt high-rise blocks. Explosions, ambulances wail as fighters attempt to blow a water reservoir near Dhaye. Militants seek refuge in a Palestinian camp and a monastery before troops take the coast road.
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LA committee opposes buses in exclusive downtown lanes
A City Council committee rejected routing San Bernardino Freeway high speed buses through downtown Los Angeles traffic in exclusive street lanes. It urged alternative measures such as low away signs and enhanced police lane clearing to keep traffic flowing.
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Substitute for banned DES found
Two University of Arizona researchers report a potential safe substitute for the banned DES hormone used to fatten cattle. They cite Estradiol, a natural mammalian hormone, as matching DES in growth and claim no side effects in over 100 tests. The FDA ban prompted calls for relaxation to avoid higher beef prices. Asger Jorn, 59, Danish painter and Cobra group founder, died on Wednesday.
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