Nixon aides hire lawyer in Watergate bugging probe
White House chief of staff H R Haldeman and domestic adviser John D Ehrlichman have retained Washington attorney John J Wilson to advise on matters raised by press coverage of Watergate. Wilson said he is only providing consultation now and neither man has been summoned to the grand jury. The move comes as Nixon spends Easter weekend in Florida with family.
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Washington
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John J. Wilson
Wilson
Federal Grand Jury
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Easter celebrations brighten Christian world under varying skies
Pilgrims in Jerusalem faced chilly winds while Rome saw rare Easter snowfall as Pope Paul VI donned white vestments and lit the paschal flame. Security girded Holy Week observances amid fears of disruption as Israel marks 25th anniversary.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Rome
Christianity
Pope Paul VI
Christ
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul
St. Peter’s Square
Old City
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jesus
Israel
Judge bans snake handling at Holiness Church in Tennessee
Circuit Court Judge George R. Shepherd ordered the Holiness Church of God in Jesus Name to stop handling poisonous snakes during worship. He refused a ban on drinking strychnine, noting individuals may drink poison but not force it on others. The Rev Liston Pack said two church leaders drank poison to demonstrate faith after the April deaths.
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Newport, Tenn
George R. Shepherd
Holiness Church of God In Jesus Name
Shepherd
Liston Pack
Buford Pack
Jimmy Ray Williams
Montana Storm Leaves Toll of Missing Sheep and Stranded Motorists
Montana faced one of its worst storms in a decade as central and eastern regions suffered heavy snow and flooding threats. Officials, Civil Air Patrol, and National Guard coordinated to assist stranded motorists while ranchers reported missing sheep and significant livestock losses. Airports closed then slowly reopened as weather eased.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Ron Richards
Thomas L. Judge
Malta
Richards
National Guard
Civil Defense
Civil Air Patrol
Billings
Highway Department
U.S. 191
Lewistown
Warren
Wyoming
Judith Gap
Great Falls
Bozeman
Logan Field
Energy crisis deepens as U.S. grows dependent on imports
A government report warns the United States faces a worsening energy and material shortage. Economist Wilfred Malenbaum projects U.S. demand for several key raw materials will outpace domestic production by 2000, requiring increased global output and imports, including a shift to importing about a quarter of aluminum by century's end.
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Washington
United States
The
National Commission On Materials Policy
Wilfred Malenbaum
U.S
Mansfield warned Kennedy and Johnson to restrain Vietnam War
Declassified reports reveal Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield advised Presidents Kennedy in 1962 and Johnson in 1965 to reassess US aims in Vietnam and pursue restraint. He urged avoiding expansion into Cambodia Laos and Thailand and preferring diplomacy until a conference table settlement.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. John
Son
William P. Rogers
Mansfield
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
Johnson
United States
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Dillonite hurt in wreck on treacherous Montana road
John W. Waldemar, 44, is in serious condition at Barrett Hospital after a Saturday crash on Highway 91 fourteen miles south of Dillon in the slide area. He was en route to visit his critically ill father, Al Waldemar, admitted about an hour earlier. Police searched the vicinity for a second person Waldemar claimed was in the car.
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Dillon
Barrett
John W. Waldemar
Montana
Slide
Highway 91
Waldemar
POW divorces wife after Hanoi Hilton ordeal
Navy Commander Raymond A. Vohden files for divorce in Memphis after eight years as a POW. He says sharing his story may help other former prisoners adjust to civilian life, noting emotional strain and support from friends who were prisoners too. Bonnie Jean Vohden accepts the split, citing life during long separation.
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Tenn
Hanoi Hilton
Navy
Raymond A. Vohden
Wohden
North Vietnam
Circuit Court
Bonnie Jean Vohden
Vohdens
Bonnie
Jean
Europe
Vohden
Hanoi
Clark Air Base
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L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
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Main Street
Walkerville
Ed Shea
Crissie
W. Park
Cliff Moore
Butte Weather
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Wailing Wall
Malenbaum
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Dillonite
Young Waldemar
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