Ehrlichman cites JFK audits and Watergate hearings
Ehrlichman contends 1971 JFK audits exposed illegal burglaries for national security. He recalls a break in at Ellsberg’s psychiatrist office as a legal protection of secrets, says he didn’t know Nixon received contrary advice. Senate panel debates pace and witness list as Colson and others are dropped from Phase 1. White House rejects tapping Nixon tapes. Rhodes calls for broader disclosure to Cox.
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White House
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Nixon
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Dash
John W. Dean II
E. Howard Hunt
Dean
Deep Six
Senate
Charles Colson
Colson
Egil “Bud” Krogh
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
G. Howard Hunt
Hunt
William 0. Bittman
Paul O’brien
Gerald L. Warren
John J. Rhodes
Rariz
Archibald Cox
Senate Committee
Rhodes
Elevator Crash at Markham Colliery Kills 13 in Shaft Fall
An out of control elevator plunged 2 000 feet to the bottom of a 2 000 foot shaft at Markham Colliery in Chesterfield. Officials say 13 workers died and 15 are seriously injured at Chesterfield Royal Hospital. In Greece, referendum gives President Papadopoulos a seven year term with 3 960 195 yes votes and 1 060 138 no.
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England
UPL
Markham
Chesterfield Royal Hospital
Athens
Greece
George Papadopoulos
Bonn probes U S spy report in West Germany
Bonn officials say they will investigate a New York Times report that U S Army counter intelligence agents may be spying on civilians to detect desertion encouragement. A Foreign Ministry spokesman expects Bonn to seek information from Washington through its embassy.
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Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Washington
U.S
New York Times
Tragic Drive-In Death Claims Month-Old Tucson Child
A month-old boy, Julian Ferguson, was killed when a car pulled into a space beside his family's vehicle at the Miracle Drive-In Theater in Tucson. The 16-year-old driver fled or was not charged. Julian died at St. Mary’s Hospital after being pronounced dead on arrival at 12:05 a.m. Sunday.
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Peter Simon
Jean, Nev
Princeton
Mass
Bonnie Parker
Clyde Barrow
Texas Rangers
Louisiana
Tucson
Ting
St. Mary’s Hospital
California forest fire tears through Klamath Six Rivers NF
A Northern California blaze in the Klamath and Six Rivers National Forests charred about 450 acres of timberland, caused over 10 million dollars in damage, damaged seven homes, forced evacuations, and closed two highways with no injuries reported.
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Eureka
Calif
Klamath
Six River
California
Senators seek suspension of top Watergate investigator
Twenty one Republican senators urged the Senate Watergate Committee to suspend its top investigator Carmen Bellino and to probe claims he illegally bugged President Nixon. Bellino denied the charges. The letter to Sen Sam Ervin Jr was led by Sen Dewey Bartlett with signers including Sen Hugh Scott Barry Goldwater and Paul Fannin.
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Watergate Committee
Carmen Bellino
Nixon
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Bellin
Bellino
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dewey Bartlett
Rokin
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
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