Longtime Republicans urge impeachment over resignation
Former Kansas Gov. Alf Landon and New Hampshire Sen. Norris Cotton say impeachment is the proper course to resolve Watergate questions, not resignation. Landon, 87, calls for thorough House proceedings while Cotton urges swift action and warns against a resignation blot on history. Dean Rusk also opposes resignation, favoring impeachment or election instead.
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Additional Tape Release Doubtful in Watergate Saga
Washington AP reports House Judiciary plans another subpoena for Nixon tapes while presidential counsel Buzhardt says no more tapes will be yielded. Nixon rallies supporters and faces renewed calls for resignation as Ervin delays final Senate Watergate report until impeachment concludes.
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Guyer Receives Outstanding Freshman Award in Congress
U S Representative Tennyson Guyer of Ohio wins the Outstanding Freshman Award from Republican colleagues. He is praised for pressuring the House Internal Security Committee to broaden its scope and probe terrorist groups in the United States, according to Republican Congressional News Bureau.
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Schmidt to Name Cabinet in West Germany
West Germany's next chancellor Helmut Schmidt plans a 16 member cabinet to replace Willy Brandt. He will be elected Thursday and may unveil the lineup Friday with Egon Bahr likely dropped from the new team.
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Weather outlook Mostly cloudy with a warm Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers and highs near 79. Details, Page 2.
Trucker Shutdown Sparks Scattered Violence Across States
Independent drivers backed a fuel price rollback and higher speed limits with Overdrive magazine calling for a nationwide protest. While traffic stayed near normal in most states, Kentucky and Pennsylvania saw incidents including shots at trucks and windshield damage as drivers considered a wait and see stance elsewhere.
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Kissinger Sees Progress But Syria Gap Remains
U S secretary Henry Kissinger said progress was made after talks in Damascus on disengagement with Syria. Israeli sources countered that gaps between Syrian and Israeli withdrawal terms remain wide despite some Syrian openness to force separation. Israeli officials show no intent to change Israel's terms.
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Navy Phalanx antimissile gun faces serious test problems
A GAO report cited by Rep. Les Aspin says the Phalanx radar controlled gun malfunctioned in early testing, locking onto the USS Hollister and confusing Santa Barbara Island as a fast target. The electric aiming system misread reflections off nearby large objects causing false targets.
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Gilligan gains in Ohio primary boosting 1976 bid
Gov. John Gilligan strengthened his national chances after winning key contests in Ohio while interim Sen. Metzenbaum lost. Former astronaut John Glenn won the Senate race, reshaping the GOP race and paving Gilligan’s path to a 1976 Senate bid.
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Senate set for bitter busing battle over desegregation orders
The Senate faces a tight floor fight as antibusing amendments to the $23 billion education bill loom. A first vote is expected Wednesday with the chamber likely to test provisions aimed at halting court ordered pupil transport for desegregation. The energy bill debate also resumes today. In the House, impeachment inquiry briefings continue and a Mississippi poultry growers compensation bill heads to debate.
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