Cohen leans toward impeachment vote in Nixon debate
In a 15 minute House Judiciary hearing Rep William Cohen of Maine signals a tilt toward supporting impeachment while cautioning against using the presidency to crush liberty He urges adherence to the Constitution and questions abuses of power and the Watergate coverup as key concerns The article also notes four senators backing a consumer protection bill despite Nixon's veto threat.
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Israeli settlers encampment near Nablus sparks cabinet debate
Israeli cabinet weighs action against about 150 Jewish settlers who dodged army barricades to establish a settlement six miles northeast of Nablus on the occupied West Bank. Troops watched nearly 3,000 sympathizers as leaders of Likud press for a shift to a new site.
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Barricaded renegade would rather die than yield in Texas
Renegade Fred Gomez Carrasco sits in a fortified Texas prison classroom with 11 handcuffed hostages and says he would rather die than return to his cell. He threats to execute captives unless his demands are met as talks stretch through Thursday. Prison officials report most demands satisfied except for bullet-proof vests, while Army helicopters stand by near the prison.
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NAACP vows North desegregation push after ruling
NAACP lawyer Nathaniel Jones says the Supreme Court limit on busing cannot halt desegregation efforts in northern districts. He cites Detroit plan limits and notes boundary lines may be bridged where constitutional violations exist, enabling suits against suburban districts. The ruling, the court's last of 1973 74 term, won't end efforts in Atlanta Indianapolis and Wilmington.
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Big battle near Da Nang marks heaviest clash since 1973 truce
Thousands of North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops attacked a 2,000-man Saigon base near Duc Duc 25 miles southwest of Da Nang, killing about 1,100 Communists and 60 government troops. Saigon said 200 defenders were missing as air and artillery strikes continued around the embattled outpost.
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