Slay SLA suspect raid linked to Hearst case in L.A.
In Los Angeles area police tie a raid on a SLA hideout to the Hearst case after a bank robbery in San Francisco. A kidnap attempt in Inglewood ends with the victim escaping. a gunbattle at Mel’s Sporting Goods involves two or three suspects, possibly including Harris. Vehicles are stolen in pursuit, with cross jurisdiction complicating efforts.
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SLA
Los Angeles
Sullivan
San Francisco
Tems
Harris
Teka
Robery
Miss Hearst
Inglewood
Tom D. Matthews
Elm Street
Maulholland Drive
Matthews
Tan
Mulholland Drive
Mel's Sporting Goods
Crenshaw Blyd
Tnglewood
Myle- Wood
Gerald Tastor
Vony Shepant
Dannaker
Lennox
Ruthelien St
Aimotorist
5Th Street
Cimarron Avenue
Maheu testifies on White House push to end Meier Nixon tie
Maheu told a federal jury that the White House asked to break up a romance between Meier and Donald Nixon in 1969. He said C. Bebe Rebozo relayed the request to Richard Danner, a Hughes hotel executive, as part of pressuring Hughes to halt the relationship.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Robert A
Mahon
White House
Meier
Donald Nixon
Maheu
Heboze
Tanner
Livat Meier
Nevada
Nixon asserts executive privilege over ambassador nominations
Washington reports President Nixon again invokes executive privilege to shield advice from Maurice H. Stans on four ambassador nominations. A federal court hearing examined Stans’ refusal to surrender subpoenaed documents amid the Watergate fund raising probe. Proceedings include testimony from Stans’ secretary Arden Chambers as prosecutors press witnesses and the White House notes that privilege may be waived in four cases while preserving candor.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Fred Durhardt
Ruth Patcas
Vincent DoRolet
C.V. Whiley
Nyfe Symington
Mideast warfare escalates as Israeli raids hit Lebanon
Reports say Israeli forces bombed targets across southeastern Lebanon near the Syrian border and fought with Syrian and Arab forces on the Galan Heights. An Egyptian warning urged an immediate halt to further attacks to avoid grave consequences as regional fighting intensifies.
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Roly
Israel
Syria
Galan Heights
Mt. Bermou
Syran
Lebanon
Ahmed Lalli
Mitwalli
Ismail Fahmi
Starn
Kissinger Pushes Toward Israel Syria Peace Talks
Kissinger seeks a formula to halt Israel Syria hostilities as talks resume after a seven hour session with Assad and Khaddam. He faces a key obstacle over Golan Heights UN control while civilian toll from Maalot and Lebanon air strikes weighs on negotiations.
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Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Assad
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Madlot
Lebanon
Golan Heights
United Nations
Rodino Resists Nixon Call For Open Hearings
WASHINGTON UPD President Nixon pressures the House to open impeachment hearings to the public and television. Chairman Peter Rodino Jr. resists to protect grand jury secrecy and reputations. Nixon lawyer James St Clair accuses leaks of prejudicing the inquiry. Delegates split along party lines with many Democrats and Republicans opposing Rodino. The article notes the first anniversary of Senate Watergate hearings and details behind closed doors discussions and tape disputes.
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Nixon
House
Tuciei- Ary
Committee
Peter W. Roding, Jr
James D. St. Clair
Iberal Demnacrat
Barbara Jordan
Texas
Reding
Mrust
Dean
Joseph J. Marazili
R-Nj
Robert McClory
R-Nl
McClory
St. Clar
Washington Post
St. Clair
Watergate talks on clemency discussed at White House meeting
The World notes a meeting among top aides Halde ini and John Ehrlichman where clemency for Watergate burglars was debated in vague terms, with no conclusion. Nixon indicated Attorney General Richardson and others, including Senator Howard Baker, were coordinating White House posture for forthcoming Senate hearings.
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White House
Haldeini
John
Ehrlich
Senate
Conyers
Senate panel approves 21.8 billion military procurement bill
The Senate Armed Services Committee backed a 21.8 billion dollar military procurement authorization, adding 1.1 billion for Pentagon projects. It cut military manpower by two percent across services, aiming to remove 49,080 posts by June 20, 1975, from support units rather than combat forces. In Nicaragua, Managua tremors struck during a thunderstorm, affecting Managua Granada Masaya and Carazo with no casualties reported.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Nixon imitates LBJ travel secrecy on weekend trip
President Nixon visited his hay side compound for a long weekend stay kept secret until two hours before departure. He traveled with Pat Nixon Tricia Cox staffer Alexander Haig press secretary Ronald Ziegler and Steven Bull continuing through Sunday. The trip mirrors Johnson's practice of delaying disclosure to avoid speculation.
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Kry Biscayne
Lynnor B. Johnson
Nixon
Hayside
Pat
Tricia Cox
Chick Alexander M. Haig Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ap Intents
Stephen B. Bull
Johnson
Texas
Washington
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