Ex FBI Agent Testifies GOP Paid Him to Eavesdrop
Former FBI agent Alfred C Baldwin I testified in a Watergate trial that he was hired by McCord and McGarth to monitor eavesdropped conversations for the Nixon campaign. He described being paid about 70 dollars a day and moved to different rooms to hear two radio frequencies from Democratic offices, linking to the 1972 burglary plot.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Nixon
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U.S
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Thelrea
Court of Appeals
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Nixon Campaign
G. Gordon Liddy
Democratic
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Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Martha Mitchell
Atty
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Naniger
McGaard
Mitchell
Mitchells
Ismaelt
Suvendi
Weekend Of Antiwar Action Planned At Inauguration
Washington march plans a mass antiwar rally during Nixon's inauguration with speakers including Rev. Ennio Berrigan Rep. Bella Abzug and Rep. Andrew Young. Organizers expect tens of thousands in a protest from Arlington Cemetery to the Washington Monument.
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Pilent
Nixon
North Vietnam
Ely Gress
Wass Yroas
Erry Gordon
National Peace Action Cvalion
Washington Monument
Gordon
People's Coalition For Peace and Justice
Arlington Cemetery
Monument
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Berriant
Bella Abing
Andrew Young
D' Ga
Pete Soeper
Ant
Capitol Hill
Natioal Park Service
Joy J. Monkiey
I-Mass
Federal Communications Commission
Maakley
Daylight Saving Time Boosters Push Year-Round
Congressional supporters shift to year round Daylight Saving Time arguing crime reduction and fuel savings. Representative Hosmer and colleagues push a bill expanding from six months to year long DST citing energy crisis and lower lighting needs.
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Craig Hosmer
Fosmer
House
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Calif
Aude
Hosmer
Mesa
Moss
Brennan Faces Questioning On Civil Rights
Nixon nominee Peter J. Brennan, New York building trades leader, faces Senate Labor Committee scrutiny on civil rights and labor policy. Hearing extends two days amid 60 plus groups seeking to testify, with unions alleging discrimination and Brennan’s wage and strike legislation under review.
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Nixon
Secretary of Labor
New York
Peter J. Brennan
Ais
Senate Labor Committee
Brenman
Senate
Labor Committee
Brennan
New York City
Whole New Ballgame U S Withdrawal From Indochina
AP report discusses U S pullout from Indochina creating uncertainty for Asia and Southeast Asia leaders. Nixon Doctrine shifts defense burden to regional states while China and the Soviet Union seek new ties with the United States to balance upheaval. Leaders warn of possible unrest, with Thailand Malaysia Indonesia and Singapore cautious about a fragile peace after Vietnam.
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China
Soviet Union
Peking
Vietnam
Thailand
Malaysia
Indonesia
Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
NUS
Sinnathamby Rajaratnam
Lees Foreign Minster
The
Heavy US air strikes pound South Vietnam amid ceasefire push
U S war planes conducted over 400 strikes across South Vietnam in two days as the United States reports major bombing aimed at shaping military positions ahead of a ceasefire. North Vietnamese losses were tallied at 77 killed and 49 captured weapons, with civilian-like South Vietnamese casualties.
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Clint Eastwood Tops Box Office Over John Wayne in 1972
Hollywood AP report shows Clint Eastwood as No. 1 money maker for 1972, with hits including Play Misty for Me Dirty Harry and Joe Kidd. John Wayne drops to No. 4 after a single-release Cowboys. Wayne long a poll staple, records 23 years on the list. George C. Scott rises to second.
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Hollywood
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Moths Picture Herald
Tad Wayne
America
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Misty For
Mirty Harry
Joe Kidd
Wayne
Gary Cooper
Clock Gable
George C. Scott
Patton
Centurions
Gene Hackman
Barbra ‘Streisand
Marlon Brando
Paul Newsman
Shine
Steve McQueen
Dunlin Hoffman
Goldie Hawa
Universal Studio
Goldie Hawn
Saigon
Legislation To Acquire Penn Central Proposed
Rep Eckhardt introduced legislation to create a federal corporation named the Northeast Transportation Authority to take over Penn Central Railroad. The plan aims to maintain and improve rail service with federal funds and could trigger ongoing federal support.
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Washington
Eekhardt
Penn Central Railroad
Eckhardt
Finn
Wwe Wold
Northeast Transportaion Authority
Two Americans Die In Action In Indochina Last Week
U S command reports two Americans killed in action in Indochina last week and six missing or captured. Two others died from hostile causes. status changes from missing to dead were made for two airmen. Saigon tally lists 476 field deaths, 1 846 government troops wounded, 161 missing.
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Indochina
Pentagon
Mit
Hatield
Nixon ends heating oil import limits to ease winter strain
Acting to address a winter fuel shortage, the Nixon administration ended import limits on heating oil east of the Rocky Mountains. George A. Lincoln announced suspending controls on No. 2 heating oil through the first four months of the year while field oil supplies will stay tight all winter. The move aims to prevent shortages for the rest of the cold season and raises East Coast imports for 1978 by about 15,000 barrels per day, with the West Coast quota for crude oil increasing to 800,000 barrels per day for 1973.
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Washington
Nixon
Haos
Rocky Mountains
George A. Lincoln
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Lincoln
West Coast
Fireball at Pryor fertilizer warehouse sparks widespread blazes
A warehouse storing 15 000 tons of fertilizer exploded near Pryor Oklahoma triggering fires at two nearby plants. Six people injured, five hospitalized. The blast damaged tanks at a nearby nitrogen facility and caused windows to shatter in Tulsa. Authorities value property damage at 12 to 14 million dollars.
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Onty
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Tulsa
Mayes County
Jack Nation
Jury still deadlocked in Corona murder trial in California
Fairfield California AP reports the Juan Corona murder case enters its second week of deliberations with an 11 to 1 deadlock. Jurors divided over guilt on first degree murder charges after 14 weeks of testimony from 19 witnesses and nearly 1,090,000 pages of evidence.
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Juan
Caravaanass
Corona
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N‘sney
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