Senate Moves Toward Nixon Impeachment Trial
The Senate asks the Rules Committee to review procedures and precedents for a potential Nixon impeachment trial. Chairman Cannon expects few rule changes, with a Sept. 1 deadline for recommendations after Mansfield and Scott push plans following the House Judiciary Committee’s impeachment recommendation.
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Nixon impeachment vote repeats, despite changed mood
The House Judiciary Committee again recommends Nixon's ouster for obstruction of justice, with 28-10 on Article II. Republicans defend the president, arguing lack of direct proof of conspiracy and arguing the action reflects subordinates, not Nixon himself.
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Missouri Solon Hungate Renowned For Mark Twain Humor
Rep. William L. Hungate of Missouri uses folksy tales to illuminate impeachment debate. The sixth ranking Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, Hungate often lightens rancor with a Twain like anecdote about elephants and inferences from facts. He, a former Troy prosecutor, succeeds Clarence Cannon in the district.
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Goren on Bridge A Clever Dummy Reversal Earns Eleven Tricks
In a bridge excerpt, South opens with one no trump over an overcall, then reaches five diamonds. Declarer handles a blocked suit layout, ruffs a diamond, draws trumps, and uses a cross ruff idea to reach eleven tricks despite West showing out of clubs.
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Guns and Girls Flown to Vesco Flee Costa Rica
Investigators report guns and call girls were flown to Costa Rica on a private Lear jet linked to Vesco associates. Don Nixon Jr. is also believed in Costa Rica with Vesco as the fugitive financier faces charges tied to a secret campaign contribution.
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First Women Ordained as Episcopal Priests in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia 11 women were ordained as Episcopal priests by four bishops in a historic ceremony seen as breaking centuries of male priesthood. The event drew about 1500 attendees and was framed as apostolic succession despite church resistance and disciplinary threats.
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Cass Elliot death likely not natural says pathologist
Britain's top pathologist said further tests are needed to determine Cass Elliot's cause of death after an autopsy, noting she did not appear to die of natural causes. Inquest set for Wednesday at Westminster coroner's court.
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