Jury out at Watergate cover-up trial. They listen to Watergate tapes. H.F. Haldeman faces 25 years.         

Jury deliberates in Watergate cover-up trial. They listen to tapes. HR Haldeman faces twenty five years in prison.        

The jury in the Watergate cover-up trial returns with a verdict.            

H.R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman, Robert Mitchell, and Robert Mardian all found guilty in Watergate cover-up trial.       

Bulletin: Watergate verdict announced.            

Defense attorneys begin filing appeals in Watergate cover-up trial. Richard Nixon silent on verdicts.          

French aerialist Philippe Petite, falls 25 feet, injures pelvis.           

Attorney John Paul Shaby freed by Los Angeles kidnappers. Held four days for $30,000 ransom.            

Los Angeles attorney Paul Shaby released by FBI after he was kidnapped.             

Judge John Sirica orders John Dean, Jeb Magruder, and Herbert Kalmbach all freed from jail after being convicted in Watergate  cover-up trial.           

Richard Nixon turns 62. Spends day with wife. Democrats in Congress readying economy package.      

Americans unhappy with job President Ford is doing. New economy proposal in works at White House.     

Economy and energy proposals to be layed out by President Ford tonight.            

Henry Kissinger takes Egypt's disengagement proposal to Israel. Three judge panel recommends disbarment for former Vice-President Spiro Agnew.             

President Ford to present economy package to Congress. President to give State Of Union speech tomorrow.         

President Ford State Of The Union Address tonight. CIA Director William Colby appears before Senate subcommittee investigating CIA.            

President Ford asked to give honorable discharges to some who fought in Vietnam and later deserted. Tornado hits motel and restaurant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, one killed, fifty hurt,         

President Ford holds news conference tonight. One of the topics expected to be Cambodia. Former Illinois Governor Otto Kerner released from prison. Needs lung cancer surgery.          

South Vietnam reportedly to give three provinces to North Vietnam. President Ford addresses convocation at Notre Dame University.      

Henry Kissinger leaving for Egypt. CIA reportedly recovered part of Russian submarine from ocean bottom.           

Henry Kissinger flies from Israel to Egypt with new ideas on second stage of troop withdrawal in Sinai.         

Kissinger fails to negotiate 2nd Sinai disengagement agreement between Israel and Egypt. Senate and House meet to work out compromise in tax cut bill.         

King Faisal is assassinated in his palace by his nephew. Nephew reportedly acted on his own, without political motive.           

Congress expected to pass $22.8 Billion dollar tax cut bill. King Faisal is buried.           

President Ford planning to deliver major foreign policy statement. President undecided to sign or veto tax cut bill.            

North Vietnamese troops close in on Danang, South Vietnam's second-largest city.             

Latest, news events of the day.           

In Hamilton, Ohio, twelve members of Mrs. Charity Ruppert's family gather for Easter. Mrs Ruppert's 40 year old son James under arrest as eleven family members are found dead.           

A special focusing on Viet Nam after the United States ends its involvement there.           

Former treasury secretary John Connally goes on trial in Washington on charges of accepting bribes from dairy industry lobbyists in 1971. Rabbi Baruch Korff traveling the nation to try and raise funds for a nearly broke Richard Nixon to pay his legal fees.       

Dire situation in South Vietnam as North continues takeover of key South Vietnam cities. President Ford says he's not considering resumption of North Vietnamese bombing.        

President Ford holds San Diego news conference to assess situation in South Vietnam. Small group of South Vietnam orphans arrive in California.           

C-5 plane carrying 300 South Vietnamese orphans to new US homes crashes, 175 believed dead. President Ford flies from Palm Springs to San Francisco for a number of appointments.  
        

General Henry Emerson now commanding Army division in Korea. San Francisco doctors say 31 South Vietnamese orphans flown to US nearly dead.            

A report on the day's news with Pat Harper and Joe Harper.            

President Ford's State Of World address focuses on Indochina.
Unfavorable reaction to Ford's foreign policy speech.          

Americans trying to evacuate Vietnam wives and families. Attorneys for defense and prosecution make final statements in John Connally bribery trial.         

Former treasury secretary John Connally found not guilty on bribery charges. Cambodia surrenders.          

Cambodian war is over. American evacuation from South Vietnam. Henry Kissinger talk to American Society Of Newspaper Editors.       

Christina Onassis denies reports her father to divorce Jackie.            

South Vietnamese President Thieu announces his resignation. Not much from White House on resignation.         

A special live report on the resignation of South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu.             

Evacuation of Americans in South Vietnam, President Ford turns down meeting with Israeli Premier Itzhak Rabin.       

President Ford to give speech at Tulane University saying Vietnam war is over. Catholic Relief Organization says it can take in 30 Vietnamese orphans.           

Joan Little charged with murdering a white jailer in North Carolina. Judge Henry McKinnon refuses to dismiss the case.             

CIA involvement in foreign political assassinations comes up as CIA Director Richard Helms appears before the Rockefeller Commission.         

US role in Vietnam ends as final evacuations take place. Wife of South Vietnamese Premier Ky, arrives in California.          

Final American evacuation of Saigon. Former South Vietnam premier Nguyen Cao Ky urges countrymen to remain in homeland and fight.         

President Ford announces completion of South Vietnam evacuation.