McCloskey Pushes House Debated Impeachment Discussion
Rep. Paul N. McClosky Jr. proposes a House debate on Nixon impeachment but is interrupted by a GOP maneuver. He plans to try again in a week as Goldwater tells cadets the President will not resign or be impeached. McClosky says the House may pursue charges if needed while giving the President a hearing.
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Washington
UPT
Paul N. McClosky Jr
R-Calif
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Air Force Academy
Colorado
McCloskey
Nixon
House
Senate
Earl Landgrebe
Rind
MacCloskey
Congressional
Aly
Nixon seeks way to curb inflation
President Nixon weighs a dramatic domestic action to curb inflation aimed at unifying policy levers, defending the dollar abroad, and steering attention from Watergate. Officials say a possible wage price measure could be announced next week with Cornyn, Shultz, and Stein guiding factions.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Gallup
Melvin R. Faird
Postage hike appears likely
Postmaster General Ehner T. Klassen said negotiations for a new postal workers contract will probably raise postal rates. He predicted a strike would be avoided, aside from possible wildcat actions, and warned substantial union demands could trigger further rate increases. He spoke on the Chambers of Commerce radio program What's the Issue? scheduled for tonight.
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Washlngton
Ehner T. Klassen
Klassen
Lam
Kiassen
Chambers of Commerce
Priddy Denies Extortion Charge in Bomb Threat Case
former major league player Gerald Priddy, arraigned on federal extortion charges, volunteers to take a voice test to confirm his noninvolvement in pressuring Princess Cruises for 250000 tied to bomb threats aboard Island Princess. He was released on 190000 bond. his lawyer pled innocent and notes no act by Priddy.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Gerald Priddy
Priddy
Princess Cruises
Princess
Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Karl Ransom
Ransom
FBI
Krogh wavers on grand jury appearance in Watergate case
In Los Angeles, former White House aide Egil Krogh questions arise about testifying before the Watergate West grand jury. District Attorney Busch notes new attorney and ongoing negotiations while witnesses from the Watergate team and the plumber squad testify seeking immunity. The session also includes notes on the Ellsberg break in and related events from Danbury prison transfers. In Houston, Skylab astronauts report Hurricane Ava appearing as a large spiral from 272 miles up.
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Los Angeles
White House
Egil “Bud” Krogh
Ellsberg
Joseph Busch
Busch
Krogh
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Bernard Barker
Eugenio Martin
Felipe DeDiexo
Elsberg
Hunt
Barker
Martinez
Danbury
Conn
DeDiego
Miami
Los Angeles Times
GM Rebuffs Demands as Argentine Kidnap Threats Grow
General Motors announced it would maintain operations as usual after leftist guerrillas demanded the rehiring of 1,006 workers. Ford and Otis faced similar threats. Ford donated goods to charity, and Otis moved top executives to Brazil. British financier Charles A Lockwood was abducted in Buenos Aires as ERP violence rises with 55 kidnappings this year.
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Buenos Aires
API
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Otis Elevator
Ford
People’s Revolutionary Army
ERP
Otis
Brazil
Charles A. Lockwood
Roberts Finance Co
Lockwood
Roberts Finance
Argentina
Jacobo Nasif
Adtn
Francisco Aleman
Faith and surgery aid boy born with four limbs
In Miami a month old boy named Joe, born with four arms and four legs, shows progress after faith led to a life-saving operation by Dr. Marc Rowe at the University of Miami. The parents, Joan and Mike, requested anonymity and the case was highlighted in a Miami Herald study.
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Miami
UPI
Joan
Mike
Joe
Swith
Marc Rowe
University of Miami
School of Medicine
Miami Herald
Doe
Howe
Thad
Therses
Jean
Tom
Rowe
High Plains Drifter and Theatre of Blood at Harte cinema
Clint Eastwood Western High Plains Drifter headlines a double bill with Theatre of Blood starring Vincent Price and Diana Rigg at the Harte on Main Street. Also listed are What's the Matter with Helen and The Thief Who Came to Dinner. A separate medical note details a rare 2nd century case of dipygus and a family's experience with surgery and faith.
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Vincent Price
Diana Rigg
Price
Sharpe
Sligh Plains
Helen
Snow Mes and Ada On This Page
Snow mes appears in the ada section on this page with notes and references. The item notes formatting and placement for snow measurements and ada entries, outlining how they relate to the surrounding weather and accessibility entries.
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Snow Mes
Ada
Defender Delivers Twins in Court Restroom Step
In American Samoa Barbara Seng Waite 33 excused herself from a criminal proceeding on Wednesday and then gave birth in a restroom to two boys without aid. Mother and infants were hospitalized with stated conditions.
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Agu Fags
American Samoa
APS
Barbara Seng Waite
GE and unions reach tentative agreement
GE and unions tentative deal reached with the 850 member International Union of Electrical Workers and the 17,000 member United Electrical Workers after nine weeks of talks at the Essex House Hotel New York. Details to be announced. 12 smaller unions remain negotiating.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
United Electrical Workers
Essex House
New York
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