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LOS ANGELES Former top White
House aide H.R. Haldeman declared himself
innocent in the Watergate scandals Monday
but said it was "obvious some things were
wrong."
Speaking out for the first time since he was
indicted. Haldeman told a news conference
at his home:
"I've done nothing illegal or improper.
Later he added, l have done nothing
wrong, but 1 will not comment on whether I
think others have done something wrong.
"It's obvious some things were wrong.
Now it's a question of what wrongs were
Meir to reconsider
JERUSALEM Prime Minister Goida
Meir of Israel Monday agreed to wait
another two days before making a final
decision on whether to resign. In the
meantime she will talk to leaders of her
Labor party who are trying to convince her
to stay on.
Israeli President Ephraim Katzir
announced after a meeting with Mrs. Meir
that she had agreed to keep her mandate to
form a new government until midnight
Wednesday as originally scheduled. She had
said Sunday that she saw no point in
continuing her efforts and intended to return
the mandate Monday.
"Mrs. Meir, to my great pleasure, will
continue in her efforts until the end of the
period to form a workable coalition," Katzir
told newsmen.
Katzir later received a delegation of
leaders of the rightwing opposition Likud
group, w hich Mrs. Meir is trying to keep out
of the government.
Before her meeting with Katzir, the 75-year-old
Mrs. Meir received dozens of Labor
party leaders who pleaded with her to change
her mind.
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Haldeman was tanned and looked rested
when he met newsmen in front of his Tudor
style house.
"I am absolutely certain the trial will show
I am innocent, he said. "I'm not happy to be
indicted but I have every confidence in the
American judicial system.
Also indicted Friday were former top
presidential aides John D. Ehrlichman, John
N. Mitchell, Charles W. Colson, Robert C.
Mardian and Gordon Strachan and Kenneth
W. Parkinson, attorney for the Committee
to Re-elect the President.
Haldeman refused to comment on any
details of his indictment, saying. "Judge
John J. Sirica issued instructions that we
cannot comment on the case and 1 will abide
by Judge Sirica's instructions.
Haldeman. dressed in a blue blazer and
dark trousers, appeared to be in good spirits
and smiled frequently as he spoke to
newsmen.
Asked If he would make any bargains to
better his position in the forthcoming trial,
he said "No. Fm innocent."
He said he had spoken to President Nixon
since the indictment, presumably during the
weekend, but refused to say what he and the
President discussed. He said he was not in a
position to comment on or evaluate the case.
Asked if he would have served on the
presidential staff if he had known what the
eventual outcome would be. Haldeman said,
"Certainly I would serve the President again.
I am completely proud and appreciative of
the chance 1 had to work with and serve one
of the great presidents this country has ever
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3 'plumbers' indictments expected
WASHINGTON Three men who worked for the White House "plumbers" two of
whom helped bug the Watergate will be Indicted this week in connection with the
break-in at the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, sources familiar with the case
said Monday.
The second of the Watergate grand juries is expected to return indictments about
midweek.
According to the sources, the grand jury is expected to indict, among others,
Bernard L. Barker, Eugenio R. Martinez and Filipe de Diego.
Senate forces showdown
WASHINGTON The Senate Monday refused to cut or postpone a pay raise for
members of Congress, setting up an all-or-nothing showdown on the salary
increases. p
In two separate votes, the Senate crushed attempts to work out a compromise that
would bring members of Congress fatter paychecks without outraging voters in an
election year.
That left the Senate in the position of either killing the pay raise proposed by
President Nixon, approving it, or letting it automatically go into effect at midinght
Saturday.
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WASHINGTON The White House Secret Service has added an antiaircraft
missile system to its arsenal since an Army private landed a helicopter on the White
House lawn, according to Aviation Week magazine. Aviation Week in its current issue
said the missile was the "Redeye," an antiaircraft system which can be fired from the
shoulder.
The Secret Service Monday described the report as inaccurate but declined to
discuss what new security measures had been invoked since the helicopter incident
on Feb. 17. A spokesman said the service had a long standing policy of not
discussing security changes.
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Mitchell
NEW YORK The Mitchcll-Sians trial
was ordered to go ahead Monday over the
objections of defense attorneys who opened
their case by saying there was no evidence to
show any wrongdoing by the once powerlul
Nixon Cabinet officers accused of
obstructing justice.
Testimony began immediately after
opening statements by lawyers for John N.
Mitchell, former attorney general, and
Maurice H. Stans, former commerce
secretary, each charged with 10 counts of
conspiracy, obstruction of justice and
perjury. Conviction on all charges could
send each defendant to jail for 50 years.
Mitchell and Stans are accused of using
their political influence to try to impede a
federal investigation of fugitive financier
Robert L. Vesco in exchange for his secret
$200,000 contribution to the Nixon 1972
campaign, which the men headed up.
The Watergate grand jury in Washington
returned indictments Friday against
Mitchell and six others also charging
justice obstruction, perjury, and
conspiracy in an alleged cover-up of the
Watergate scandals.
Heath out
LONDON Prime Minister Edward
Heath resigned Monday after nearly four
years at the head of a Conservative party
government and Queen Elizabeth named
Labor party leader Harold Wilson to
succeed him.
Wilson at once called on Britons to rally
around his government as "one people" after
the bitter election contest.
"We've got a job to do," said a serious
faced Wilson, standing on the steps of the
prime minister's No. 10 Downing St. office
after the queen named him to head a
government.
"We can only do that job as one people
and I'm going right in to do that job now."
His wife Mary stood beside him. She
accompanied her husband to Buckingham
Palace, but waited downstairs during his 60
minute audience with the queen.
Wilson planned to form a minority Labor
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Stan's attorney told the jury th;it Stans
would testify in his own defense, but nothing
was said about Mitchell taking the stand.
U. S. District Court Judge Lee P.
Gagliardi denied a motion for a mistrial
which had been presented by the defense on
Friday.
Gagliardi said he had concluded the
jury eight men and four women -could
not have drawn an inference of guilt from the
opening statement Fridy of prosecutor
James W. Rayhill. The defense argues that
when Rayhill had told the jury to "put
yourselves in the place of the grand jurors"
who indicted the defendants there would be a
natural inference of guilt.
The judge said that the jury had been
amply instructed on the fact that an
indictment is merely an accusation and that
all defendants stand innocent unless proven
guilty.
Mitchell's attorney. Peter Fleming Jr.,
told the jury the evidence would show
"there's not a single speck, fragment, of
evidence that John Mitchell did anything to
fix. to stop, to influence an investigation of
Robert Vesco."
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party government without a coalition or
alliance with any other party.
Labor party treasurer James Callaghan
said Wilson will name his key ministers
Tuesday and also see heads of the 10
million-member Trades Union Congress
and the Confederation of British Industry
which represents about 12,000 industrial
firms.
His first priority task. Labor party
officials said, was to try to end the crippling
national strike by'269.000 coal miners, now
in its fourth week.
COs not due benefits
WASHINGTON The U.S. Supreme
Court ruled Monday that conscientious
objectors who perform alternative service
instead of serving in the military are not
entitled to GI educational benefits.
In a brief order without opinion, the Court
also upheld a Florida court decision that
fathers have no right to prevent a woman
from obtaining an abortion.
In an 8-1 decision with justice William O.
Douglas dissenting, the Court held the
Veterans Administration did not violate
constitutional rights when it refused to
extend education benefits to conscientious
objectors.
In the other case a 27-year-old Florida
man,' identified in legaL briefs only with a
pseudonym.' had asked that his 19-year-old
former girl friend be prevented from
obtaining an abortion.
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