Watergate tapes and cover up trial opening details
Ehrlichman tapes poised to prove truth telling while Nixon aides face trial. Frates argues Mardian not liable. Liddy released after 21 months as prosecutors tie Rebozo to hush money. Judge Sirica rules on motions as opening statements outline cover up involving Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Parkinson and others.
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House
Frates
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Dean
Proscettas
Ehrhehman
Sirlea
Robert C. Mardian
Mardian
David Bress
G. Gordon Liddy
U.S
Gerhard Gesell
John Ehrlichman
White House
H.R. Hildemann
Haldeman
Haldeman-Ehrlichman
C.G
Bebe” Rebozo
Sirica
John N. Mitchell
Marchan
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Sirion
Richard Ben-Veniste
Senate
CIA
FBI
Nixon drives $27 million laguna niguel storage project
UPI reports the Nixon administration pressed the GSA to swap $27 million in usable federal property for a large empty Laguna Niguel building near San Clemente to house presidential records. The seven story pyramid structure, built for Rockwell, cost $27 million to construct and sits unused, with questions about the true purpose and cost to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguna Niguel Records
San Clemente
Washington
UPI
Nixon Administration
General Services Administration
Prisnes
Washington Post
the Post
Pentagon
Rockwell International Corp
Air Force
Laguna Nidael
Nixon
GSA
California
Richard B. Hanzlik
White House
Robert H. Finch
Hanzlik
Finch
Richard Nixon Foundation
Nixon Foundation
Hanzik
Rockwell
Office of Management and Budget
Los Angeles
San Diego
North American Rockwell Corp
The
Post
San Francisco
GOP National Committee
Escapee Added to FBI Ten Most Wanted List
Melvin Dale Walker, 35, who escaped a federal prison in a commandeered garbage truck and robbed a bank, was placed on the FBI ten most wanted fugitives list. The FBI suspects he may be hiding with Richard Floyd McCoy, the 1972 airliner hijacker.
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Washington
UPI
Melvin Dale Walker
FBI
Walker
Richard Floyd McCoy
Utah
McCoy
Alaska Ferry Columbia limps to Sitka after rock collision
The 418 foot Columbia ferry with 860 passengers and 58 vehicles aboard reached Sitka after brushing a rock in choppy seas near Sturgis Narrows on the way to Juneau, then prepared to continue to Seattle.
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Rock Sipka
Alaska
UPI
Columbia
Sitka
Sturgis Narrows
Juneau
Seattle
Rockefeller book fallout fuels confirmation debate
Senators and House members dissect the Goldberg biography as Rockefeller faces questions about funding and motives. Byrd and Scott defend Rockefeller, while Lasky and Goldberg downplay the controversy. Committee members await more testimony and possible deeper probes into campaign operations and past investigations.
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Scott
Rockefeller
Byrd
Goldberg
Lasky
Gay Rockefeller
New York
Rodino
Edward Mc Town
Charles Bo
Dany
Rockefeller Bia
Liter
Tarkky
Moncay
Tanker off Long Beach selling most of Malaysian oil
The Greek tanker Fotini anchored 95 days off Long Beach will discharge 426000 barrels in two stages. Shaheen Natural Resources sold about 75 percent of the cargo to three refiners and a major company, leaving 135000 barrels unsold and facing a likely loss as demurrage tops $1 million.
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L.B
Fotini
Long Beach
Shaheen Natural Resources Co
Ed Clark
New York
Clark
Ares
Long Beach Harbor
Phillips
Los Angeles Harbor
Shaheen
Malaysia
United States
Shahoon
Sinc
Nobel Prize Winners Honored By American Chemical Society
Stanford professor Flory and Hewish receive ACS backed Nobel Prizes. Flory’s work on giant molecules underpins modern synthetic fibers and plastics, while Hewish’s discovery of pulsars via radio signals affirmed neutron stars. Ryle is noted as Sir Martin since 1966 and royal astronomer since 1972.
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Debye
American Chemical Society
Swedish Academy
Flory
Per-Olof Lindblad
Academy
Hewish
Lindblad
Sterling, NL
DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Standard Oil
Elizabeth
N.J
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Cornell
Mellon Institute
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Manchester University
Ohio State
Ryle
Earth
Sir Martin Ryle
Deputy chief confirms Mansell tailed for grand jury probe
Harbor Division officer Ralph Kile stopped city manager at 11:30 pm on September 27 near Broadway and Cerritos Avenue. A field sobriety test indicated intoxication and a blood alcohol reading of 0.16. Mansell was not booked then but arraigned four days later before Municipal Judge Thomas Zeiger.
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Long Beach Police Association
Ralph Kile
Harbor Division
San Pedro
Mansell
Wroi Ie
Broadway
Cerritos Avenue
Kile
Thomas Zeiger
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Ford
Hugh Scott
Congress
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Mediterranean
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Rocky
Jer
Mezvinsky
Dep
Jacker
Lakewood
Bullock's
Clark Avenue
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