Secret White House unit spied on Kissinger in 1971
Chicago Tribune reports a White House plumbers unit conducted a covert 1971 spying and eavesdropping campaign against Henry Kissinger. Evidence allegedly shows top secret material passed from Kissinger’s NSC to the Joint Chiefs. At least one officer on Kissinger’s staff was cut from his post for alleged spying.
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Chicago
UPI
White ‘House
Henry Kissinger
The
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Kissinger
National Security Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Joint Chiefs
Fred
Dead battery averts deaths in Loomis dynamite case
In Loomis California four boys aged 10 to 14 stole more than a dozen sticks of dynamite and blasting caps from a garage. A dead battery prevented a detonation when they attempted to arm a stick with a cap. Deputies recovered 15 sticks of dynamite and 10 blasting caps.
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Loomis
Calif
UPI
Placer County
Franklin School
Gene Bothello
Bothello
One Arm Paper Hangers Set Endurance Space Record
Skylab crew Carr Gibson and Pogue near an extended stay in orbit with NASA approving weekly extensions up to 84 days. They report high productivity as Shaffer notes ongoing learning and plans to push the mission further. The crew enjoys leisure time and continues to photograph Earth while Gibson analyzes solar data.
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Houston
UPI
Earth
NASA
Gerald P. Carr
Edward G. Gibson
William R Pogue
Carr
Gibson
Pogue
United States
Farr appeals gag contempt case as U.S. court holds action
A U.S. Ninth Circuit panel in Los Angeles delayed ruling on reporter William Farr's contempt appeal over sources in a Charles Older gag order. The court weighed a state Court of Appeal ruling suggesting Farr could face a limited sentence if no change in position occurs, while Farr pursues possible relief via state court.
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Los Angeles
UPI
U.S. 9Th ‘Circuit Court of Appeals
Los Angeles Times
William Farr
Farr
State Superior Court
Charles Older
Older
State Court of Appeal
Mark Hurwitz
Court of Appeal
Hurwitz
Music and Art Theme at Children’s Music Hour
The North Cocopah Elementary School Music Room hosts a Children’s Music Hour featuring the Kananda String Quartet. The program, for children 3 to 9, includes Debussy Schubert and Rosetti works. Free admission with punch and cookies after. sponsored by the City of Scottsdale Community Services and the Phoenix Federation of Musicians.
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Cocopah Elementary School
E. Cholla Rd
Debussy
Schubert
Rosetti
City of
Scottsdale
Community ‘“Services
Phoenix Federation of Musicians
Paprich twins admit building town UFO hoax
In Northport Washington sisters Rosemary and Teresa Paprich 17 admitted they built and launched a craft that drew town attention. The device described as 25 feet across with a 60 mph flight reappeared days later and was seen by Carol Lea Rummer before the twins confessed their prank.
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Wash
UPI
Paprich
Washington
Carol Lea Rummer
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