Kemper deemed harmless by psychiatrists in murder spree
Two days after Edmund Kemper admitted eight killings, two psychiatrists judged him non dangerous and in excellent psychiatric health. District Attorney Peter Chang said the doctors found him not a threat, as Kemper faces arraignment on the murders of his mother and seven others.
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Weather roundup per storm and coast forecast
A spring storm coats the Rockies with heavy snow while severe storms hit Wyoming and Colorado. Travel advisories span the White Mountains and New Mexico. California sees low coastal clouds with a fair spell through Wednesday, slight warming expected. Coastal highs 50s to 60s, southern 70s, inland 80s. Winds ease, north coast wind warnings lowered. Temperature and precipitation data cover the 24 hours ending at 4 am.
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United Press International
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Watergate links entangle Pentagon Papers trial in court
In Los Angeles UPI reports the Pentagon Papers case is tied to Watergate. Judge Matt Byrne orders a broad probe into government investigations of Ellsberg, citing an inquiry from White House sources and possible White House involvement with FBI director options. Defense seeks hearings. prosecutor presents new findings about Liddy and Hunt rifling Ellsberg’s psychiatrist’s files.
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E. Howard Hunt Jr
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Liddy-Hunt
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King Range meeting set tonight in Ukiah area
Mel Clausen of the Bureau of Land Management urges residents of northwestern Mendocino and southwestern Humboldt counties to attend the final public meeting on the King Range plan. BLM officials will outline proposed resource management for the area at Nokomis school auditorium starting at 7 30 p.m.
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Bureau of Land Management
Ukiah
Mendocino County
Humboldt County
BLM
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Watergate paralysis hits top U.S. government
The Watergate scandal, once dismissed as a third rate burglary, has paralyzed the Nixon administration. Defense, FBI, Justice, and EPA faces shakeups and leadership gaps as acting heads replace resignations. Haldeman and Ehrlichman resign. Dean fired. Garment named White House counsel. Only Secretary Rogers remains from the original cabinet.
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Washington
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Nixon
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Pentagon
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Dallas
Defense
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Edgar Hoover
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Richardson
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Health, Education and Welfare
Massachusetts
Robert W. Fri
Fri
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John D. Ehrlichman
John W. Dean III
Leonard Garment
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon White House
William P. Rogers
Roseville blast probe weighs saboteur theory
FBI and federal railroad officials probe a possible sabotage of a munitions train after explosions near Roseville damaged 186 cars and 700 homes while forcing 35 000 residents to evacuate. Investigators examine hotbox defects and seal tampering as potential causes with no ruling.
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UPI
FBI
William F. Black
Federal Railroad Administration
Black
R.D. Spence
Southern Pacific Operations
Spence
Railroad
Here
Why they resigned
Washington officials explain resignations to preserve administration integrity amid Watergate disclosures. Attorney General Kleindienst and aides Haldeman Ehrlichman cite conflicts of interest and new Watergate revelations as grounds. Dean and Strachan also resign or are urged to depart.
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UPI
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White House
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John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Kleindienst
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
United States
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Ehrlichman
John W. Dean _ III
Gordon Strachan
U.S. Information Agency
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Strachan
USIA
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