Ervin doubts Watergate will lead to impeachment
UPI reports Senator Sam J. Ervin of North Carolina said impeachment would be cumbersome and unlikely even if Nixon were implicated in Watergate. He slated hearings for later this month, warned executive privilege could not shield misconduct, and urged Nixon to testify if evidence warrants.
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McGovern denounces Times piece on Eagleton remarks
UPI reports George McGovern denying a New York Times Magazine article quoting him saying he never liked Senator Thomas Eagleton and would do anything to stop him from seeking the Democratic nomination. McGovern says the piece is fabricated and reflects neither his beliefs nor public service, while Eagleton and author Joe McGinniss defend the article's accuracy.
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State of emergency decreed in Chile amid labor strikes
In Santiago the army took command of security as President Allende declared a state of emergency to curb political violence. The decree barred unauthorized public meetings and revoked civilian gun permits in the capital, while constitutional guarantees remained. Cardinal Silva urged peace as clashes left multiple dead and wounded.
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Tensions ease in Lebanon amid curfew and talks
Beirut reports a dusk to dawn curfew as a tentative truce holds between the Lebanese army and Arab guerrillas. Negotiations over Palestinian guerrilla presence continue with Arafat and Premier Hafez while scattered incidents prompt cautious calm in Beirut and major cities.
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Bay State congressmen sue to halt Cambodia bombing
Massachusetts lawmakers led by Rep Michael J Harrington sue in U S District Court to stop American bombing in Cambodia. They argue the action violates Congress expressed intent and authority and demands the President respond to public and congressional opposition. Joining Harrington are Reps Gerry Studds Joseph Moakley and Robert Drinan.
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Emigrants and Cries and Whispers Dominate Film News
Harte Ullman leads The Emigrants a moving drama about searching for home in America. Ingmar Bergman’s Cries and Whispers is voted best foreign film. Zeffirelli’s Brother Sun and Sister Moon is rated GP. Williamstown College screens Sleuth with Olver and Cain. showtimes 7 and 9.
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