Ehrlichman papers case details surface in Ellsberg trial
Special Prosecutor urged as Ehrlichman admits hiring Liddy and Hunt to probe the Pentagon Papers and knowledge of the Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in. Judge Byrne says interview exculpatory, orders disclosure to defense, while considering dismissal and trial status.
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Nixon seeks 2.9 billion aid bill with no North Vietnam funds
President Nixon asked Congress for a 2.9 billion foreign aid package that includes 432 million for rebuilding in South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia but specifies no funds for North Vietnam. He called the measure a prudent investment and argued aid to developing nations serves U.S. economic and political interests.
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Nixon taps FBI to guard White House files in Watergate probe
FBI agents posted outside Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean offices to safeguard files amid the expanding Watergate investigation. Press secretary Ziegler called it a safeguarding procedure. Leonard Garment, Elliot Richardson, and William Ruckelshaus oversee the effort as Richardson shifts to national security duties pending his nomination as attorney general.
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Senate urges outside special prosecutor for Watergate
The Senate called on Nixon to appoint a special prosecutor from outside the government to supervise the Watergate investigation. The move, in a Percy resolution, would remove the probe from the attorney general and demand Senate approval of the appointee.
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Nixon Accepts Responsibility for Watergate Scandal
President Nixon, addressing the nation on the 100th day of his second term, said he bears final responsibility for the Watergate crisis. He stated that those guilty must pay the penalty and framed himself as accepting accountability while urging focus on vital work ahead.
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Nixon
Weather Warmth Returns With Sunny Forecast
The forecast predicts warming from a sunny tainted day, with temperatures near 80 degrees and tonight's low around 44. Pollen counts near Tucson Blvd and Broadway show olive 49 ash 20 rabbit bush 1 elm 4 canyon rag weed and bermuda 2 pine 1.
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Judge calls for repeal of Arizona compulsory school law
Juvenile Court Judge John I. Collins argued against the states required seventh to finish eighth grade or reach age 16 rule. He said underclass youths have little to do and may turn to trouble until age 16. He urged public support for a $1.5 million juvenile budget and backing for parental counseling legislation.
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