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F.B.I. Enters the Search For Burlington Baby Sitter

Date: 29 June 1974

Special to The News York Times

FBI begins intensive search; J Wallace LoPrade, special agent in charge of NJ FBI agents, notes at least 50 men are searching surrounding area for evidence of kidnapping or other violation of Fed statutes; David Fox, girl's father, reptd that she boarded bus to Lumberton, about 10 miles away, to sit for 5-yr-old child of man identifying himself as John Marshall, who had answered her ad for baby-sitting; Marshall stated that he would pick her up in front of Lumberton A & P store; case revd; her illus (M)

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' Plumbers' Jury Sworn In; Ehrlichman Denied Notes; Concern Over Leaks Indictment Stunds' Names of Jurors

Date: 28 June 1974

By SEYMOUR M. HERSHSpecial to The New York Times

list of names and occupations of jurors selected to serve in plumbers case

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Front Page 1 -- No Title; Indicted. in March.

Date: 29 June 1974

Henry H Jones, 1 of 4 attys for John D Ehrlichman standing trial in White House plumbers case, on June 28 offers new defense accusing David R Young of falsifying statments and documents against Ehrlichman 'in order to save his own neck'; in opening statement relies heavily on previously known contention by Ehrlichman that while he approved 'covert' operation to obtain Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatric records, 'at no time did he consider what he had authorized to be an illegal act'; Watergate prosecuting team head William H Merrill attacks Jones's thesis and says that testimony and documents will be presented to show that entry into office of Ellsberg's former psychiatrist Dr Lewis J Fielding was 'willful, arrogant act of men who took the law in their own hands because they felt they were above the law'; makes clear that basic target of prosecution is Ehrlichman, cites meeting in early Aug, '71, between Ehrlichman, Young and Egil Krogh at which Young and Krogh talked to Ehrlichman in terms of mission's 'being covert so no one would ever know who did it'; says Ehrlichman a few days later approved operation if 'it is not traceable'; repts that nearly 2 yrs later in late March of '73 Ehrlichman phoned Young and asked him to bring in Ellsberg break-in files; says unbeknown to Ehrlichman, Young had photocopied whole file before taking it to Ehrlichman's office; says some time later Young decided to give those files prosecution in return for immunity; illus of Ehrlichman and wife and Fielding (L)

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Haldeman, Citing News 'Leaks,' Seeks Reporters as Witnesses

Date: 28 June 1974

By LESLEY OELSNERSpecial to The New York Times

Ex-White House chief of staff H R Haldeman asks Judge John J Sirica in affidavit to let him put news reporters and columnists on witness stand in attempt to prove that Govt 'leaks' had destroyed his prospects for fair trial in Watergate cover-up case; he and his attys John J Wilson and Frank H Strickler base their arguments largely on fact that Sen Watergate com held its televised hearings last summer over objections of then-Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox and that grand jury testimony has been summarized and has even been published verbatim in press prior to indictment (M)

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Canada Gives Taiwan Writer Resident: Status

Date: 29 June 1974

Special to The New York Times

Canada has granted new immigration status, permitting permanent residence to Taiwan newsman Li Yueh (Central News Agency) whose presence in Canada has long irked Peking's diplomatic and press reprs; ever since Peking established embassy in Canada in '70, correspondents for Hsinhua, Chinese press agency, have refused to join Parliamentary Press Gallery as long as Li Yueh belongs to it; Peking's Embassy has demanded that Li Yueh be expelled from country; Dept of External Affairs has reptd that he could not be deported without cause; Li Yueh repts he has not decided to take citizenship step (S)

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After 2 Years of Watergate Disclosures, Many Newspaper Readers Are Found Bored With the Subject; Somehow Wrong Get Rid of Watergate'

Date: 28 June 1974

By MARTIN ARNOLD

Martin ARNOLD

Random sampling of newspaper editors throughout US finds that most feel that readers are becoming bored with stories on Watergate, but that Sec Kissinger's threat to resign generated 'spurt of interest'; those commenting include Robert B Semple Jr and A M Rosenthal (NY Times), George Gill (Louisville Courier-Journal), Dick Reid (Minneapolis Tribune), Dick Leonard (Milwaukee Journal), Gordon Pates (San Francisco Chronicle) and Maxwell McCrohom (Chicago Tribune); Rosenthal says he believes that some Washington stories may be going uncovered but that as far as Times is concerned no news space has been taken away from met, natl or foreign news reptg to cover Watergate; says paper has been increasing space and that it printed 500 more columns of news than in '72, and this extra space went largely to news stories about Watergate, resignation of Vice Pres Agnew and US changing role in Vietnam (L)

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Prosecutor and Manson Lawyer Indicted for Perjury Over Leak; Prosecutor and Manson Lawyer Indicted for Perjury Over Leak

Date: 29 June 1974

By ROBERT. A. WRIGHT

Vincent T Bugliosi, chief prosecutor in Charles Manson murder trial, and Daye Shinn, defense atty, are indicted on June 28 on 3 counts each of perjury in connection with their denials that they had been sources of reporter William Farr (Los Angeles Times) article on Manson; Superior Ct Judge Raymond Choate accuses attys of perjury in denying that they violated gag rule that prohibits witnesses, attys and other ct officers from discussing ct case with press; other attys in trial were Stephen Kay, Donald Musich, Paul Fitzgerald and Irving Kanarek (M)

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Manson Case Reporter Again Held in Contempt

Date: 28 June 1974

Superior Ct Judge Raymond Choate on June 27 issues contempt citation against reporter William Farr (Los Angeles Times) for refusing to answer 6 questions about source of article he wrote about Manson murders in '70; orders Farr to return to ct for sentencing on July 2 (S)

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NEWS INDEX

Date: 29 June 1974

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U.S.-Soviet Ties Called Knotty Issue for Press

Date: 28 June 1974

Special to The New York Times

many Soviet journalists accredited to Nixon's visit to Moscow dress in mod clothes, contrasting with 'Russian' appearance of veteran Amer correspondents; one Soviet journalist attributes his mod dress to fact that he has been to US (S)

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