Pentagon Papers Case Watergate Tie Deepens With Burglary Admission
Former White House aide Egil Krogh reportedly admitted supervising the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in and sent affidavits to Judge Byrne. Krogh, on leave from the Transportation Department, led the White House plumbers group and had testified about hiring G Gordon Liddy.
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U.S. District Court
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Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Los Angeles
Transportation Department
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G. Gordon Liddy
Echeverria Intervenes To Save Kidnapped U S Diplomat
President Luis Echeverria personally intervened to save the life of kidnapped U S Consul General Terrence G. Leonhardy in Guadalajara. He ordered release of 30 Mexican prisoners to be flown to Cuba by the kidnappers’ deadline, with Havana confirming receipt.
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Quiet search on for prosecutor in Watergate case
Washington officials quietly pressed a search for a special supervising prosecutor in the Watergate case. Two U S Court of Appeals judges in New York were approached with one offered the job and another asked to comment on candidates. Lawrence E Walsh, a former Eisenhower deputy AG and judge, emerged as likeliest candidate though he denied talks.
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New York
Lawrence E. Walsh
Eisenhower
Federal District Court
Davis, Polk & Wardwell
Government meat price ceilings draw few consumer complaints
Washington AP says enforcement chief Stanley Goldberg reports about 2000 complaints in the first four weeks. He notes most were not major violations and overall compliance has been very good. Fines total under 25000. IRS has sued Packers and Packing Co. Inc. of Green Bay for alleged noncompliance and initiated in-court actions against five other large packers.
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President Nixon plans White House staff overhaul
President Nixon worked on Saturday on plans to overhaul a White House staff shaken by Watergate upheavals. Deputy press secretary Warren had no comment on reports that former aide Bud Krogh ordered a break in and search of the psychiatrist who treated Daniel Elisberg.
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Haig
Army
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Key Biscayne, Fla
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Bud) Krogh
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Daniel Elisberg
Overkill Mindset Behind Watergate Mentioned by Officials
AP report outlines a belief in aggressive persuasion and manipulation within the White House leading to Watergate. It notes Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean and other aides shaped a one sided view and feared non manipulated events. It cites Mel Laird opposing a large ad driven push as a wiser tactic to avert backlash on Congress.
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John Ehrlichman
John Dean
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Congress
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Secretary of Defense
Laboratories offer illicit drug analysis with limited questions asked
Across the country laboratories now analyze any illicit drug a user seeks information about. Programs appeal to users and worried parents for safety and anti pollution, with unclear legal status but broad support from district attorneys. the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs remains concerned.
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Buffalo
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Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Convention scripts highlighted GOP Miami event in detail
Analysis notes the 1960 Republican convention in Miami was unusually structured with aides providing or readying every speaker text. It says officials even planned to rush to the floor with prefab remarks for speakers.
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White House
Wounded Knee occupiers receive White House mediation offer
A White House letter handed to Oglala chief Frank Fools Crow at Wounded Knee promised five White House representatives would meet AIM supporters in Pine Ridge during the third week of May if the militants lay down arms and depart by May 11. About 100 Indians witnessed the exchange as Kent Frizzell emphasized good faith efforts to end the siege without bloodshed.
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