House And Committee Vote To Allow Broadcasts
The House and Judiciary Committee approved live televising and broadcasting of impeachment hearings with color telecasts. ABC CBS and NBC plan live coverage in a rotation with four cameras in the Rayburn room.
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House
Committee
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
ABC
CBS
NBC
Judiciary
Rayburn
American Broadcasting Company
Public Broadcasting Service
National Public Radio System
Panel Considers Tactics in Nixon Impeachment Debate
The article details Republican counterarguments led by Sam Garrison against Doar's view of impeachable offenses in the Watergate case. Garrison challenges grounds for impeachment including the cover up, subpoenas, and Nixon taxes. Related items note Ehrlichman’s retrial steps and Ed Reinecke’s perjury trial developments.
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Rodino
Sam Garrison
Albert Jenner
Doar
Nixon
Garrison
Capitol
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
John D. Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
Gesell
FBI
Ehrlichman
California
Ed Reinecke
Senate Judiciary Committee
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Ohioans Seek Federal Funds for Coal Gas Project
Ohio officials including Gov Gilligan energy adviser Dr Seymour Goldstone and former Gov Rhodes travel to Washington to push for OCR funding for coal conversion and gasification projects. A Belmont County plant proposal costs about 400 million with half OCR support and Sohio weighing a 10 million coal gasification option at Toledo refinery.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington
Buckeye
Federal Office of Coal Research
John J. Gilligan
Energy Council
James A. Rhodes
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Sohio
OCR
Seymour E. Goldstone
Ohio Energy Task Force
Governor's Energy Council
Goldstone
Rhodes
Ohio Industries
Fred
Neuenschwander
Belmont County
Toledo
Kent State students evacuated from Cyprus to England
A 15 student group and a faculty advisor from Kent State University evacuated from war torn Cyprus are en route to England with confirmation from the State Department. University President Glenn Olds expressed relief though he lamented the Cypriot civil war and the interrupted archaeology project. The group had been in Cyprus since July 1 and planned to stay until August 24.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State University
England
Cyprus
State Department
Glenn A. Olds
Olds
Kent State
Cyprus crisis widens as new Cyprus president linked to Greece
The article reports Erbakan signaling possible Greek ties for the Cyprus issue, a coup scare in Athens subsiding after radio assurances, Kissinger’s cease-fire efforts in Athens and Ankara, evacuations by U S Navy helicopters from southern Cyprus, and Makarios meeting Kissinger before Geneva talks with Britain Greece and Turkey named as initial peace negotiators under the 1959 treaty guarantors.
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Greece
Erbakan
Ecevit
Athens
Henry A. Kissinger
Ankara
Joseph J. Sisco
Washington
Kissinger
Makarios
Cyprus
Britain
Turkey
Geneva
House Bases Strip Controls Plateau Mining Exempted
Environmentalists suffer defeats as the House, by 65 to 19, votes to exempt mountaintop removal strip mining from strict rules for steep slopes. Amendments to ban mining on slopes steeper than 20 degrees and to set federal standards within 120 days are rejected. The bill creates a federal state program for regulation with a phased three year plan.
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Washington
House
John Slack
D-W. Va
Andrew Young
D-Ga
Senate
St Clair: Nixon guilt hinges on hush money payment mystery
St Clair says Americans will decide Nixon's guilt solely on whether he authorized hush money to E. Howard Hunt. He rebuts impeachment logic, questions impartiality of Doar, and sides with Garrison that evidence shows no crime beyond the hush money issue. He cannot confirm Nixon's intended meaning behind a taped quote.
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Nixon
E. Howard Hunt
John Doar
House Judiciary Committee
Sam Garrison
St. Clair
Judiciary Committee
113 Attend 1st Bible Session
Nelsonville reports 113 children attended the first day of Bible School at the First United Methodist Church. A staff of 35 teachers and aides supervise the classes with a closing program set for Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the church sanctuary and displays of handiwork beginning at 7 p.m.
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Nelsonville
First United Methodist Church
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