House Committee faces final week in Nixon impeachment inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee nears the end of its evidence review with undecided next steps. It will weigh witness calls, defense responses, and public release as it completes Watergate coverage and shifts to Nixon tax issues and Cambodia bombing.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter W. Rodine Jr
N.J
Archibald Cox
United States
Cambodia
Jets Bomb Arab Targets In Lebanon Raid
Israeli air force jets bombed and strafed Arab guerrilla targets in southeast Lebanon five days after an attack on a kibbutz in northern Israel. The communiqué said raids began at 3 10 p.m. Israeli time as President Nixon departed Amman ending his Middle East tour.
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Middle East
Nixon wraps Middle East tour with Jordan talks and peace push
President Nixon ends his five nation Middle East swing in Amman after promising continued military and economic aid to Jordan and inviting King Hussein to Washington for talks on peace strategy. The joint Jordanian American statement says a high level commission will oversee cooperation in economic development, trade, investments, military aid and culture. Nixon and Hussein urged Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab lands and a Jerusalem settlement while the U.S. seeks a new element in peacemaking.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
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Syria
Jerusalem
Summer Offensive Feared After Westminster Bomb
Senior Scotland Yard officials fear a major IRA summer offensive in England begin with the Westminster Hall bombing. Police questioned dozens of workers as detectives trace the 20 pound bomb that exploded in the Palace of Westminster injuring 11 and starting a gas-fed fire.
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Irish Republican Army
England
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Britain
Privacy data banks cited by Senate panel
The Senate Constitutional Rights subcommittee opened privacy legislation as it disclosed a 4,000 page report showing more than 1.25 billion data items on U.S. citizens held by 54 federal agencies. The panel aims to curb government and commercial data collection and protect individual privacy.
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Washington
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Constitutional Rights Subcommittee
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Pamela Britton Dies After Cancer Battle
Arlington Heights Illinois Pamela Britton star of Blondie and My Favorite Martian died Monday of cancer. She had been performing at the Arlington Park Theatre with Don Knotts in The Mind with the Dirty Man.
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Arlington Heights, Ill
Blondie
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Don Knotts
Weather outlook shows patchy clouds and warm highs
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. Increasing clouds are expected Wednesday with a chance of evening showers and highs near 80. Details, Page 2.
Tragic Illinois Home Slayings Highlight Ongoing Investigation
In Park Ridge, Illinois, four family members were found slain in a basement and the eldest son, 18, may be the fire starter after a later blaze in the kitchen. Raymond Fuchs, 49, his wife Ruth, 48, daughter Linda, 14, and son Scott, 16, are named in the investigation with remains bound or restrained and no confirmed cause of death yet. A fifth body, Jeffrey, 18, badly burned, was found and awaits identification.
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Ill
Raymond A. Fuchs
Ruth
Linda
Scott
Chicago
Jeffrey
Anthony Sciaraffa
Cook County
Norman Brown
Sciaraffa
Fuchs
Red Cross Blood Shortage Contrasted by Ohio Center
In Columbus the Red Cross reports a summer blood shortage of about 1000 pints monthly due to fewer volunteers. Blood Alliance, a commercial bank nearby, says there is no slump and notes higher donor interest from OSU area. The Red Cross borrows from neighboring centers to stay even and declines buying from commercial banks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Red Cross
Naomi Towers
Central Ohio Red Cross
Pete Ratcliffe
Blood Alliance, Inc
Mercial Blood Bank
Ohio State
Ohio Red Cross Center
Albany mother sells baby items for cash
Anita Cole of Route 1 Albany converts a stroller buggy swing and bouncer into cash using a simple 16 word four day $3 formula. The message suggests trying the method to sell baby items quickly.
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Anita Cole
Albany
Firecracker Ban Delayed After Hearing Request
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission voted 5-0 to delay the midnight fireworks ban to allow a public hearing on objections from Chinese and U S fireworks firms. The panel kept the ban and new safety labeling for other fireworks for at least 30 days while hearing concerns. The commission noted 6 600 fireworks injuries last year and said improvements may not be possible for firecrackers.
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Washington
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
U.S
Saxbe Faults Nixon for Revealing Grand Jury Details
Atty. Gen. William Saxbe says President Nixon erred in sharing secret grand jury material about Watergate. He defends Henry Petersen for discussing the investigation with Nixon and notes Petersen’s disclosures led to further White House discussions. Saxbe dismisses Buchanan's claim that the grand jury composition is unfair to Nixon.
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William B. Saxbe
Nixon
White House
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H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
James D. St. Clair
Robert McClory
R-Il
Washington
Saxbe
Henry Petersen
Petersen
George Will
National Public Affairs Center For Television
Will
Mr. Haldeman
Mr. Ehrlichman
Watergate
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
United States
Richard G. Kreindienst
Patrick Buchanan
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