Watergate Tapes Schedule Hinges on White House Review
Jaworski presses for immediate delivery of the first 20 conversations and 13 additional items from the White House tapes. St Clair said the process could take months, with Nixon planning to listen before surrender. Trial setup hinges on timely submission as impeachment trial risks arise.
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Jaworski
St. Clair
White House
Sirica
Supreme Court
Nixon
Senate
Washington
California
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Gordon C. Strachan
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Robert C. Mardian
Cyprus land gains widen Turkish beachhead near Nicosia
Turkish forces expanded their land area on Cyprus east and west of Kyrenia port to about 15 miles. Initial 6000 troops grew to over 10000 after landing Saturday amid a cease fire that began Monday. Sporadic firing along the Green Line continued near Nicosia while U N observers noted shifts in positions.
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Mediterranean
Turkey
Nicosia
Kyrenia
United Nations
Nicosia International
U.N
Lawmakers Split as Impeachment Moves Forward in Panel
The Judiciary Committee split on impeachment as Caldwell Butler and Harold Froelich signaled support for impeachment for grave misconduct. Ray Thornton asserted Nixon violated oath and abused power, while others urged caution with no grounds found in the case. Rodino prepared to urge adoption of articles of impeachment.
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Nixon
Caldwell Butler
Rva
Harold Froelich
R-Wis
Froelich
Hamilton Fish
N.Y
William Cohen
Maine
Ray Thornton
D-Ark
Richard M. Nixon
Senate of the
United States
Walter Flowers
Alabama
James Mann
South Carolina
Edward Hutchinson
Reich
Hutchinson
Latta
Trent Lott
R-Miss
Rodino
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Ohio