Nixon to fight subpoenas for White House tapes
White House lawyer James D. St. Clair told Judge Sirica Nixon will refuse to turn over 84 presidential conversations sought by Jaworski. Sirica planned Friday meetings with lawyers to map the court strategy and a 2 p.m. Monday hearing. St. Clair said compromise talks failed and Nixon will appeal to the Supreme Court if needed.
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Nixon
Jaworski
Surica
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Supreme Court
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Sitca
Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary Committee
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Dockers regain pay hike on West Coast ports
West Coast longshoremen won restore their hourly wage increase denied by the federal Pay Board. The raise scales base pay from 5.50 to 9.90 dollars per hour effective June 1, with a 30 cent rise on July 1 under a two year contract. About 12,000 workers joined a one day stoppage last week seeking the restoration.
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Tragedy in LB Alley Ends Youths Silent Plea
A Local Beach youth found Tracey's body in an alley and led Officer Milt Marlin to the scene after neighbors refused to aid. Tracey’s mother blamed a drug-ridden locale for the bystander inaction that may have cost her daughter life.
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Tom Hughes
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Anaheim Street
Milt Marlin
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Senate panel nixes bigger nuclear warheads and Narwhal sub
A Senate armed services subcommittee voted to cut nearly 400 million from the 1975 defense R and D budget, rejecting Pentagon requests for larger MIRV MARV warheads and the Narwhal nuclear submarine plan. It also trimmed four BL bomber prototypes to three, keeping a Navy MARV version funded. The action, along party lines, shifts debate ahead of full committee review.
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Defense Research
Defense
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Armed Services Committee
Nixon
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Thomas J. McInlyre
D-N.h
McIntyre
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Canada faces July general elections
OTTAWA AP Canada faces a possible general election in July as the House of Commons weighs a no confidence motion against Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s minority Liberal government. Opposition parties led by Conservatives and New Democrats push for action, with Trudeau saying he would seek dissolution if defeated.
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Canada
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
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New Democratic Party
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New Democrats
Robert Stanfield
New Democratic
Jules Leger
Commons
Leger
Stanfield
Liberal Party
Liberals
Teen jailed for six rapes and robberies in Long Beach
Long Beach police booked a teenage suspect, Phillip Williams, 227 West 1st Street, on charges of rape and armed robbery in connection with six separate attacks on young white women in the downtown and westside areas between March 14 and April 20. Williams was arrested Tuesday after a house-to-house search led officers to a vacant apartment at 1471 Chestnut Avenue. He was found hiding in a closet and reportedly wore a black leather jacket during the incidents. Victims described a 5'7" to 5'10" male Negro, 18 to 24, 185 to 180 pounds with a smooth voice. Williams gave occupation as part-time vacuum cleaner demonstrator.
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Phillip’ Williams
Lath St
Chestnut Ave
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Cedar Avenues
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Chestnut
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Dave Record
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Nished
Wagner
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Torrance Teachers Picket Over ADA Dispute and Strike
Torrance teachers voted 175 to 51 to strike as the Torrance Federation of Teachers and Torrance Education Association organized a show of pickets. TEA may discuss further action as its representative assembly meets. Students and parents faced an unofficial holiday amid a tense protest.
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TFT
American Federation of Teachers
Torrance Education Association
PFT
Charles Meyers
TEA
Meyers
Myers
Torrance
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