Governor Ronald Reagan pays no state taxes to California in 1970. West German Central Bank stops purchase of US dollars.   

Secretary of State William Rogers meets with Egypt leaders.     

President Nixon asks Congress for $250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft. Weekend truce scheduled in South Vietnam in honor of Buddha birthday.  

Egypt leaders briefed by Assistant Secretary of State Joseph Sisco about Israeli position on the reopening of the Suez Canal. Cease-fire in South Vietnam ends.      

Alabama governor George Wallace says taxes top issue for 1972. Montreal Canadians defeat Chicago Blackhawks 4-2 in game 3 of Stanley Cup final. Black Hawks lead series 2-1.    

Live coverage of President Nixon's press conference.     

The New York Times publishes "The Pentagon Papers." Top secret documents were stolen by Defense Department analyst Daniel Ellsberg.     

President Nixon will create new drug control and rehabilitation agency. Seven blacks killed in apparent war among drug pushers.     

Justice Department receives temporary restraining order against New York Times after third "Pentagon Papers" article is published. Former President Johnson has no comment on publishing of articles.

Senator votes to end Vietnam war.President Nixon addresses convention of the American Medical Association. 

The latest news. 

27 new drug treatment centers to be opened in US. Seventeen South  Vietnamese militia men killed in ambush in Mekong Delta. Captain Ernest Medina trial witness says case against Medina in My Lai massacre probably can't be proved.

Senate passes bill extending draft two years, bill contains Mike Mansfield amendment. President Nixon visits the midwest.    

Italian-American civil rights league founder Joseph Columbo Sr, is shot at 2nd annual unity day rally.   

Daniel Ellsberg who leaked The Pentagon Papers, turns himself in. Supreme Court renders no ruling in the case.               

Three Cosmonauts killed in Soviet space mission.           

A discussion on Vietnam.          

Vietnam fighting disrupted by Typhoon Harriet. Captain Ernest Medina to be present in South Vietnam when two witnesses testify in My Lai Massacre.

Arthur Bremer trial continues. Massachusetts prison shootings.        

Railroads begin running again after strike settlement. Apollo 15 astronauts busy on their spacecraft performing various tasks.    

New York City Mayor John Lindsay changes affiliation from the Republican to the Democratic party. He may seek the Democratic  presidential nomination.     

Declaration of emergency giving legal force to new economic policy signed by President Nixon. New economic policy debunked by Senator George McGovern.

Dramatic testimony given at captain Ernest Medina trail concerning My Lai massacre. Governor George Wallace to report on school busing ruling handed down by Federal judge. 

Illinois attorney Edward Hanrahan to remain as state's attorney despite indictment, according to Chicago Mayor Richard Daly.  
United States dollar declines internationally. 

Trial of Colonel Oran Henderson continues. Detroit Lion linebacker Alex Karras attends his 14th NFL training camp.      

President Nixon speaks before Congress. Prosecution rests case against Captain Ernest Medina.   

Senator Alan Cranston to filibuster against new draft bill. Governor's conference being held in Puerto Rico.  

39 deaths considered one of the bloodiest conflicts between Americans since the civil war. 

Attica prison riots, autopsy of prisoners show they died of gunshot  wounds. Senate committee holds hearings on control of handguns. Mayor John Lindsay criticizes Nixon Administration for failing to support tough gun control laws. 

Report on the Attica prison riots of 9-13. Movie review with Gene Shalit.          

Attica prison warden Russell Oswald holds a press conference on how deaths occurred.     

Supreme Court justice John Harlan resigns due to failing health.
White House says President Nixon approved new air raids on South Vietnam.    

Labor Department announces wholesale price index decrease. President Nixon's speech on phase 11 will be nationally televised.     

President Nixon speaks to the nation on the phase 11 price freeze.    

President Nixon reduces list of Supreme Court candidates to six. Enemy destroys two American copters and damages three near Saigon.     

President Nixon will make China trip in November or December. Soviet party chief Brezhnev arrives in France.

United Nations ousts Nationalist China from UN. Henry Kissinger flies back to US from China.    

More News about Nationalist China ouster from UN. 

Kissinger meets with Nixon and Secretary of State Rogers. Vice President Agnew calls United Nations sounding board for the left. 

US abolishes foreign aid.         

Irish Republican Army explodes a bomb at a Post Office tower in London.  "On The Town " starring Jay Armstrong Johnson, Tony Yazbeck, and Clyde Alves opens for 65 performances at New York City's Imperial Theater.      

Special on the Knapp Commission formed in April, 1970 by Mayor John Lindsay investigating police corruption within the New York City police department. Whitman Knapp is the chairman of the commission.  

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Two policemen shotgunned to death in Northern Ireland. How to reduce interest costs on consumer loans disputed by Federal Reserve Board Chairman Arthur Burns.     

AFL-CIO President George Meany makes speeches in Florida to member unions for AFL-CIO convention. Ex-Army Captain Ernest Medina takes the stand for Colonel Oran Henderson in My Lai massacre trial.  

President Nixon will speak at AFL-CIO convention against advisors better judgement. Senator Henry Jackson announces presidential candidacy.     

AFL-CIO President George Meany launches new attack on President Nixon. Treasury secretary John Connally holds news conference to talk about President Nixon's economic policies.

President Nixon to go on People's Republic of China trip. Attica prison superintendent Vincent Mancusi says he would have brought troops and police in during riot.    

President Nixon given Senate authorization to control wages and prices through April, 1973. Mrs. Nixon and daughter Julie Eisenhower go Christmas shopping.