Nixon health files ransacked in 1972 burglary details
The Lungren office burglary left Nixon medical records partially disturbed but largely intact in a large Manila folder. Investigators noted forced entry, with narcotics untouched, and FBI and local police investigated as possible juvenile burglars.
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Lunfren
Nixon
Lungren
Soney
Navy ends six month freeze on promotions and transfers
Washington reports the Navy will lift a six month freeze on promotions transfers and reenlistment bonuses after a $26 million fiscal year 1973 appropriation. Admiral Elmo Zumwalt says about 2,000 officers and 33,000 enlisted personnel will be promoted though the moves will not be retroactive.
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Navy
Elmo Zumwalt
Chief of Naval Operations
Zumwalt
Ellsberg defense details emerge in Pentagon papers case
Sources say Hunt told grand jury he and Watergate co conspirator Liddy burglarized the Beverly Hills office of Dr. Fielding who treated Ellsberg. Ehrlichman told FBI he knew of the burglary. FBI inventory reveals a 28 page chronology on Ellsberg from birth to 1971, noting hotels and visits to Cambridge psychiatrists.
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Hutschnecker
Nixon
Lungren
Manhattan
Kennedy
Janet G. Travell
White House
Eugene J. Cohen
Hunt
Grand Jury
G. Gordon Liddy
Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hills
Ellsberg
John D. Ehrlichman
FBI
Liddy
Russo
Ftee
Pentagon
Elsberg
Law on separate seating for non-smokers in California transit
In 1971 California Senate President Pro Tem James Mills pushed a law for separate non smoking seating on trains buses and airplanes within the state but not affecting city systems. A new bill aims to require clear posted signs about seating facilities in waiting areas and on board.
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California Senate
James Mills
San Diego
Action Line
la Palma
Sea- Mills
Sacramento
California
Mills
Reaction to police criticism from Lakewood letter writer
A Lakewood resident laments police criticism and defends officers as underpaid, noting many people rely on law enforcement in trouble. The writer hopes the public will support police instead of abandoning them, countering a fear that calls may be ignored during emergencies.
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Lakewood
Long Beach
United States
Anon
Martha Mitchell notes GOP damns her asylum claim
Martha Mitchell testified in a Watergate civil case, saying she campaigned hard for the Republicans and accusing the GOP of spreading lies about her asylum status. She said she discussed Watergate with Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean, and described White House pressures, bodyguards, and internal campaign turmoil.
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Washington
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Mitchie
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Earler
White House
Michell
John W. Dean II
Nixon
Dean
John
Alfred C. Baldwin II
Democratic Party
R. Spencer Oliver
al Baldwin
Baldwin
McCord
Stephen King
California
Haldeman
John J. Wilson
Mayor Lindsay visits in Russia
Moscow officials welcomed New York Mayor John V. Lind, arriving with his wife for a week long official visit to the Soviet Union. Lindsay said he would privately raise the issue of Jewish emigration with Russian leaders during the trip. The Moscow mayor and host, Vladimir Promyslov, had previously hosted Lindsay in New York.
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UPI
New York
John V. Lindsay
Soviet Union
Lindsay
Sheremetyevo
Vladimir Promyslov
Richardson
Judiciary Committee
John V. Tunney
D-Calif
Nixon
Alexander Haig
Henry Kissinger
White House
Story Po
Bug figure charged in Muskie sabotage case
A report traces talk on a special prosecutor in the Muskie sabotage case and questions over the judge’s willingness to forgo lifetime pay for the job. It notes Coleman as a subcabinet candidate and mentions Haldeman Ehrlichman’s Capitol appearance for Senate Watergate questioning.
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Justice Department
Philadelphia
William T. Coleman
Coleman
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Capitol
Senate Watergate Committee
Ehrlichman
California real estate adviser charged in securities scheme
Arthur J. Groesbeck III head of A. J. Groesbeck Financial Advisors Inc and A. J. Groesbeck Associates Inc faces an administrative cease and desist order from the California Department of Real Estate for selling real estate securities without required permits. Groesbeck formed 12 investor syndicates selling partnerships in multi million dollar apartment projects. Griffin Properties Corp also named. Separately Rohm and Hass executives sue Groesbeck over an Ontario apartment project investment.
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Los Angeles
California Department of Real Estate
Arthur J. Groesbeck III
A. J. Groesbeck Financial Advisors Inc
A. J. Groesbeck Associates Inc
Griffin Properties Corp
Groesbeck
Rohm & Hass Co
Philadelphia
Three charged in bid to bribe Long Beach officer
Police say Gerbasi Di Rienzo and an accomplice offered money and clothing to influence officer responses to a robbery at the Del Court supper club. Sims reported the bribe and detectives used surveillance. Gerbasi and Di Rienzo were arrested after questioning. Geybasi is suspected in a faked armed robbery at Lakewood Shopping Center with $2,200 paid in a prior incident.
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Chastain
Sims
Long Beach
William Mooney
Gerbasi
di Rienzo
del Court
Geybasi
Lakewood
Pri
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