Kleindienst admits guilt in refusing to answer Senate questions
Former Attorney General Kleindienst pleads guilty to a misdemeanor for refusing to testify before Congress about talks with President Nixon on the ITT antitrust issue. Judge Hart schedules sentencing. Jaworski says no implication of Nixon wrongdoing. This marks the first Nixon-era official convicted in Watergate fallout, with Mitchell and Stans facing separate charges and trials ongoing.
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George L. Hart Jr
Leon Jaworski
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Usal
Nixon Calanet
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mdisment
FBI
Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Vesco Political Contributions
New York
Nixon Administration
Hve
Kleinienst
LIT
Alea
Israelis mourn 30 killed in Maalot raid
Israelis mourn the Maalot school raid victims as Prime Minister Golda Meir vows action against the attackers. Guerrillas from the Popular Democratic Front seized 20 prisoners and demanded transfers to Damascus, prompting an emergency cabinet session and mass hospital mobilization.
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Lebanon
Popular Democratic Front
Damascus
Maalot
Moshe Dayan
Vilage
St Clair calls for open hearings in impeachment probe
White House lawyer James D. St Clair urged the House Judiciary Committee to make impeachment hearings public and warned he would release White House material if refused. He cited a leaked Sept 15 1972 transcript with Haldeman and Dean showing material omitted from the White House record. Members discussed keeping grand jury material private as they weigh public access.
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Judiciary Committee
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R-Main
Workmen stranded on skyscraper in Chicago
Clyde Fugale on his 32nd birthday began his first day as a brick washer on the Hyatt Regency Chicago Building when a motor failed and left him and his brother Pearl hanging above the Loop for over an hour. Firemen lowered the scaffold to the roof, Clyde planned to return to work with pay at $9.20 an hour. Meanwhile University of Chicago student government suspended Students for a Democratic Society over a March lecture by Edward Tandfield, citing civil rights violations. An earthquake near Uppsala, Sweden, reported a relatively violent tremor in the Sea of Okhotsk near the Kuril Islands, per seismological institute.
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Hyatt Regency
University of Chicago
Edward Tandield
University of Pennsylvania
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Mark Brickel
Uppsala
Sweden
Uppsala University
Seismological Institute
Sea of Okhotsk
Soviet Union
Kuril Islands
Israel raids and international reaction amid Maalot attack
World leaders condemn the Maalot raid as tragic and inhuman. Papal secretary of state vents sorrow and calls it repugnant to conscience. Kissinger, Waldheim, and Tokyo officials express shock and urge focus on peace. Israeli planes strike Ain Helweh and Nabitiyeh camps near Sidon amid fears of broader conflict.
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Maalot
Israe
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al Maalot
Lebanon
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Sidon
Nahatiyeh
Ain
Mt. Hermon
Nabitiyeh
Seirut
Bein
Police chase ends in fatal crash injuring boy and two officers
A Hawthorne police pursuit of a speeding driver ends with a crash at Imperial Boulevard and Van Ness Avenue. A 9-year-old Hawthorne boy, David Lawson, is killed and his sister Debby, 10, four others, including two officers, are injured. The suspect, Lawrence Harris Jr, 22, and a 1-year-old passenger were detained on suspicion of murder, armed robbery and weapons charges after three guns were found.
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Carl Paris
Paris
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Parisand
Lawrence Harris Jr
Los Angeles
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Fountain Valley drug sweep nets 50 arrests and warrants
A Wednesday night operation in Fountain Valley led to 50 arrests or warrants for 11 juveniles and 21 adults as police targeted a drug network. Two undercover agents posed as students at local high schools, then bought drugs with police funds to uncover the ring.
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