Ellsberg shifts from hawk to dove via Pentagon papers
Dan iel Ellsberg says his testimony will describe how the Pentagon papers changed him from hawk to dove on Vietnam and led to his trial for espionage. He voiced confidence jurors will acquit him and co defendant Anthony Russo, who copied the papers, citing public benefit and personal pride in his actions.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
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Pentagon
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Dove
Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Tony
Russo
Ellshere
News Magia
JW. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Congress
David Nissen
Ellsters
Frusso
Nixon Victory Tests Congress On Veto Power
Washington AP reports President Nixon secured a 51 vote veto victory as Congress allowed his veto of a 120 million rural water and sewer grant bill to stand. The House backed him with 161 Republicans and 28 Democrats, while 20 Democrats and 25 Republicans favored an override, failing to reach a two thirds margin. Poage vows further anti Nixon bills, Ford says the vote mirrors public fiscal sentiment.
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Rimerreu
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D-Tex
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Michigan
Western choir on tour from Western New Mexico University
The Western New Mexico University Choir and the Choral Ensemble tour this week with a Chiff High School program Tuesday morning. The itinerary includes Qeming Hatch Truth or Con sequences Tularosa Las Cruces and Gadsden High in Anthony. Director Lewis Spencer designed a varied program featuring Lynn Richmeyer and two male chorus selections. Oklahoma cast alumni gain a day of rest before the next venture. Soloists Gary Sparks and Lory Williams join the tour.
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Western New Mexico University Choir
Gadsden High School
Anthony
Lewis Spencer
Lynn Richmeyer
Silver City
Oklahoma
Gary Sparks
Central
Lory Williams
Shenan‘dan
Lowa
Oklahoma Thanks Grant Count Ans Oklahoma Playmakers salute supporters
Letters to the editor encouraging submissions appear. A note thanks Grant County for spring production Oklahoma and acknowledges wide radio and newspaper coverage. The message celebrates 2600 Grant Countians who saw the show and urges continued audience support.
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Oklahoma
WNMU
P. Mark Ghan
Wnmu Playmakers
Israeli Raid Strikes Beirut and Sidon Killings Reported
Beir ut Lebanon AP report describes a daring raid by about 30 Israeli commandos landing by boat and helicopter at Beirut and Sidon. They attacked Al Patah leaders Nasser and Adwan, killing Nasser, wounding others, and encountering Palestinian gunfire.
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Holger Jensen
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Sidon
al Patah
Mohammed Yussef Najsar
Kamal Nasser
Kamal Adwan
Rue Verdun
Thirdsraely
el Dawre
Onzai
I International
Israel
Births in several New Mexico communities share details
A condensed birth notice lists newborns across Hurley Bayard Duncan and Silver City with dates from March 31 to April 9. Parents include Donald Sidney Francis Everett Belt Jr, Antonio Lopez Rivera, Benita Placencia Torres, Carmello Hinojos Herrera, Edmund Walters Lapea, Henry Montoya Garcia, Marlin Edman Strange, Steve Avalos Gazales.
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Sydney Carlotta
Donald Sidney Francis Everette Belt, Jr
Hurley
A Bay
Manuel Jesus Ramos
Antonio Lopez Rivera
Bayard
Eric Ricardo
Benita Placencia Torres
Silver City
Carmello Miguel
Carmello Hinojos Herrera
Duncan
Ariz
Marie Diane
Edmund Walters Lapea
Hanover
Laura Melanie
Henry Montoya Garcia
Central
Tara Julene
Marlin Edman Strange
Steven Bornadasta
Steve Avalos Guazales
Hervey Wins Runoff in El Paso Mayoral Race
In El Paso Texas former mayor Fred Hervey won a runoff securing about 58 percent with 30 000 votes to Hector Bencama 21 414 unofficial totals. Four aldermen on Herveys ticket were elected and the council signaled a unity mandate while pledging to seek expert advice for major decisions over the next two years.
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Imagor
el Paso
Fred Hervey
Hector Bencama
Hervey
F.K. Wacca
Judy Poole
Ruben Schaeffer
Barry Coleman
Manny Morales
Dan Leslie
Don Henderson
Sal
Marek Sr
Barry Goldwater criticizes Nixon over Watergate timing
Senator Barry Goldwater says Republican candidates nationwide will lose the White House in 1976 unless President Nixon acts on the Water Rate Case. He notes Nixon’s image damage hurts GOP fundraising and questions the sufficiency of staff testimony to a grand jury.
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GOP
White House
Nixon
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Christian Science Monitor
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