Dean links Ellsberg burglary to Nixon
Sources say John W. Dean told investigators a high White House aide said orders for the September 1971 Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary came from the Oval Office. The claim involves Egil Krogh Jr. and the plumbers group, with Dean set to testify before the Senate Watergate Committee.
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John W. Dean
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Daniel Ellsberg
Oval Office
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Dean
Egil Krogh Jr
Plumbers Group
Elisberg
Beverly Hills
Calif
Senate Watergate Committee
Senate Committee
John Dean
Krogh
Transportation
Stephen H. Shulman
California
Senate Commerce Committee
John D. Ehrlichman
Mayors remove Watergate reference from resolutions
A U S Conference of Mayors committee voted to delete explicit Watergate language from resolutions at its private session, ratified later in public. The change replaces credibility with validity and omits Watergate mentions while urging budget credibility reviews and a nonpartisan urban advisory council to advise the President.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
Resolutions Committee
Tergate
Norman Mineta
San Jose
Calif
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Moon Landrieu
New Orleans
Dallas
Wes Wise
Peter Wilson
San Diego
Joseph Alioto
Montana Boys State ends with governor and senators chosen
The 27th Montana Boys State crowned Al Warner of Missoula Hellgate as governor and Kent Rowett of Great Falls Russell as a Boys Nation senator. Jack McCullough of Missoula Loyola became the alternate for the national session in Washington DC next month. Delegates passed five bills including lower drunken driving blood alcohol levels and recyclable beverage containers, while defeating others on gambling, draft dodgers amnesty, marijuana legalization, and early abortion.
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Montana
al Warner
Missoula Hellgate
Kent Rowett
Great Falls
Russell
Boys Nation
Jack McCullough
Missoula Loyola
Washington D.C
Skylab visible to Montanans over Helena schedule
The Houston Space Center lists seven Skylab passes over Montana for Helena viewers. Officials say the lab will appear nearly overhead and close to Earth, with key viewing times from June 20 to June 29 across directions from southwest to east and other paths.
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Houston Space Center
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Brezhnev Arrives for Summit Talks at Camp David
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev landed in heavy rain at Andrews Air Force Base and traveled to Camp David for talks with President Nixon on nuclear arms limits and economic ties. U S officials described the arrival as low key while Soviet reporters arrived earlier and crowds greeted Brezhnev with red carnations.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nixon
America
William P. Rogers
Andrews Air Force Base
Moscow
Brezhnev
U.S
Soviet Union
Rogers
Andrews
Air Force Base
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Camp David
Brezhnev rests at Camp David amid secure retreat
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev spends a weekend at Camp David, a secure presidential retreat guarded by U.S. Marines and surrounded by electrified fences. The rustic, secluded mountaintop complex in Thurmont, Maryland, has hosted American presidents for 30 years and is near Washington, with demonstrations planned over Soviet Jewish emigration policies.
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Nixon
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Thurmont
Franklin Roosevelt
Shangri-La
James Hilton
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Washington
Jewish Defense League
Catoctin Mountains
Montana lawmaker panel backs moderate gambling plan
About 100 people at a Legislative Interim Committee on Gambling hearing in Miles City largely endorsed a middle ground for gaming. Most supported bingo, punchboards, lotteries and slot machines with revenue earmarked for education, while a few favored full casino-style gambling or no gambling. Proponents included Forsyth Principal Edwin Goyette and Glendive lawyer Harry Mehr, while opponents cited moral concerns and potential crime. Senator Lynch warned of three core questions: acceptable gambling level, taxation, and control, possibly needing three subcommittees.
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Miles City
Forsyth High School
Edwin Goyette
B. Dean Holmes
Harry Mehr
Glendive
Montana
Mehr
Jerry Brown
Terry
Chicago
Ralph Kirkpatrick
John Derenburger
Lynch
Walter Ulmer
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