Watergate fallout deepens as SEC chief resigns
SEC Chairman G. Bradford Cook resigns after ten weeks amid Watergate links to Vesco scheme and ex Cabinet officials. He cited a web of circumstances and said the publicity harms SEC effectiveness. Case connects Vesco fraud, Mitchell and Stans with campaign finance issues.
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Watergate Crisis Deepens as Nixon Faces Impeachment Threats
Washington coverage traces Watergate from the June 17 1972 break in to the White House tie via E Howard Hunt and the Watergate fund transfers. It notes the public Senate and televised scrutiny widening beyond the burglary to coverup and the dangers to Nixon’s presidency. It mentions Sirica’s rulings pressuring defendants to reveal orders and the shift in public perception from a mere caper to a constitutional crisis.
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Tourists Shot at Victoria Falls Border Fatalities Reported
Three tourists were shot Tuesday near Victoria Falls on the Rhodesia Zambia border, two Canadians Christine Sinclair 20 and Marion Drijber 19 killed and an American wounded. A 10 year old boy Sydney Hs creet died later in a land mine blast at Mana Pools. Rhodesian officials blamed Zambian troops. Zambia offered no immediate comment.
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Hawks and doves push to end bombing in Cambodia
Washington reports a cross party coalition of longtime Vietnam backers led by Senators Gurney Fong McClellan and Cotton now demand immediate cessation of Cambodia bombing and severing ties to Indochina. Nixon faces Senate delay as Kissinger negotiates in Paris with Le Duc Tho.
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