Watergate Developments Tie Aides to Uproar Over Bugging
Two aides visiting prosecutor Martha also talked for three hours and said they answered all questions without immunity. Magruder allegedly accused Mitchell and ousted John W. Dean II of helping plan the bugging and later paying to cover it up. Krogh took sudden leave from Transportation. Brinegar urged him to answer questions about the Elisberg burglary while granting leave. Senate committee met behind closed doors and will hold public hearings in mid May but did not decide immunity or whether to probe political espionage or illegal campaign spending.
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John W. Dean II
Commerce Department
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Bud" Krogh
Department If Transportation
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Ehrlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Transportation
Claude Brinegar
Brinegar
Elisberg
George McGovern
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Douglas youth delinquent in parents murder case delay
Bernard Roth, 16, was adjudged delinquent for the murder of his father Joseph 02 and mother Gertrude 54 in Douglas. Judge Anthony Deddens delayed final disposition to determine a suitable correctional facility. A Tucson psychiatrist testified Roth faced intense academic pressure and firearms exposure.
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Superior Court
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Douglas
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Tucson
Editors hear views on Watergate messiness and apologies
Washington insiders urged action on Watergate as Anne Armstrong, George McGovern, and Caspar Weinberger voiced mixed judgments. Ziegler apologized for earlier denials while editors urged ongoing press vigilance and disclosure amid the Nixon era scandal.
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Washington
Nixon
Anne Armstrong
George McGovern
Caspar Weinberger
Rally Publication Address in Arizona Notice
A terse byline notes an issue published by the CITIZEH PUBLISHING COMPANY based in Tucson Arizona with contact details and street address at 208 North Stone Avenue. The line appears as a fragmented publication imprint from the source.
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Cory
Tucson
Artzana
Citizeh Publishing Company
North
Stone Avenue
Arizona
Judge weighs ending Pentagon Papers trial amid Watergate entanglements
UPI reports Judge Matt Byrne considering mistrial or dismissal of charges against Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo due to White House and Watergate links. The court ordered new government reports on improper acts by Watergate figures, while Byrne pursues a parallel inquiry as testimony proceeds.
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UPI
White House
U.S. District Court
Matt Byrne
Daniel Elisberg
Anthony Russo
Byrne
Justice Department
Watergate-Hilsberg
Pentagon Papers
Eusberg
Patricia
New York Tires
Neil Sheehan
House
H. R. Haldeman
PBI
Ellsberg
John Ehrlichman
FBI
Nixon
Lebanese Troops Battle Guerrillas Amid Rising Casualties
In Beirut government troops clash with Palestinian guerrillas as fighting spreads to Hasbaya and Al Khiyam. Al Safa reports 60 killed and 130 wounded. guerrilla sources claim 34 dead and 133 wounded. Cease fire failed. Sarraf Arafat’amI leaders in talks as violence marks the worst since 1969.
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UPI
Lebanon
Damascus Radio
Syria
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Bei- Tai
al Safa
Amin Yafez
Yasser Arafatami
Hasbaya
al Khiyam
Gerard Demerjian
Sabra
Shaitilla
Damascus
Chrysler Recalls 50,717 Dodge Compact Trucks
Detroit based Chrysler Corp recalls 50,717 of its 4971 model Dodge compact trucks to replace a defective steering assembly part that could cause loss of control. Company spokesman notes several complaints but only one accident with no injuries or other vehicles involved.
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Detroit
UPI
Chrysler Corp
Nixon to meet French president in Iceland summit
The White House announced a Nixon Pompidou summit set for May 1 to June 1 in Iceland. The visit marks a step in Nixon’s planned European tour to engage key NATO nations this fall.
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Washington
White House
Iceland
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Paris
Europe
Madrid police demand firearms demonstration coffin protest
Hundreds of Madrid police demanded the use of firearms against demonstrators as they paraded through the capital carrying the coffin of colleague Jose Antonio Gutierrez. The officer, 21, was killed in May Day violence and was the first policeman to die in street clashes since 1939.
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Madrid
UPI
Jose Antono Gutierrez
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