Richardson resignation in dispute
Senate leaders demand testimony on Capitol Hill about Elliot Richardson's role before Richardson's Oct. 20 resignation and Cox firing. Alexander Haig and Archibald Cox are urged to testify, with questions about executive privilege and Richardson's shifting positions. Page 20 continuation noted.
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Cox
Nixon
Haig
Congress
Time Magazine
White House
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Time
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Elliot
Mathias
Three Dartmouth students die in Mt Equinox plane crash
A Piper Cub owned by the Dartmouth Flying club crashed on Mt Equinox early Sunday, killing pilot Edwin Estepa and two passengers James Dougherty and Charles Albert. The trio, on a Lebanon to Schenectady trip, were found below Skyline Drive with FAA and NTSB investigating.
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Edwin Estepa
Bronx
N.Y
James Dougherty
Fuera Bush
Charles Albert
Westfield
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Burlington Medical Center
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Hayes
Skyline Drive Toll Road
Roger
Little Equinox
Lebanon Regional
Schenectady
Lebanon
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Magic Mountain
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George Delmar
Walpole
Mass
Whitehall
Rupert
Mt. Equinox
Republican governors wary of confidence vote for Nixon
Republican governors at the Memphis gathering praised Nixon's public defense of Watergate but showed no real push for a formal vote of confidence. Some, like California's Ronald Reagan, urged waiting for the President's next statements, while Oregon's Tom McCall warned against knee-jerk praise.
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Memphis
GOP National Committee
George Bush
George Gallup
Irving Kristol
New York University
GOP
House
Ronald Reagan
California
Tom McCall
Oregon
McCall
Watergate grand jury extended to June 1974 approval
Washington based UPI reports the Senate gave final approval to a bill extending the life of the Watergate grand jury until June 5 1974. The action keeps the panel active to continue investigations related to the scandal involving the Nixon administration.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Watergate Grand Jury
Inside Greek government rounds up dissenters
A review of yesterday's symphony and choral concert. columnist Gerald Raftery suggests Nixon and Gen. Custer got a bad press. James Reston analyzes the Nixon road trip. please don't eat the snow at Stratton. car top lights hit the news again. a new electric car tested in Vermont. latest deer report. AFC football race in a snarl.
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Gerald Raftery
Nixon
Gen. Custer
James Reston
Stratton
Vermont
Ban on Sunday driving eyed in energy saver plan
Washington briefing shows possible nationwide ban on Sunday driving and other emergency energy saving measures as energy crisis deepens. Officials cite 18 percent shortage if Arab boycott continues, with proposals including thermostat limits and weekend restrictions.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
Charles DiBona
House Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Joint Economic Committee
DiBona
Nixon escalates Watergate defense
President Nixon paused at his Florida retreat to rest and plan a renewed push after a week of appeals for support from Congress and the public. He drew a large crowd in Macon, Georgia, and prepared a Memphis speech with Republican governors, while Haig urged confronting critics.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Memphis
Tenn
Negotiators reach UAW GM accord
Detroit UPI reports General Motors and United Auto Workers reached a tentative national contract after nearly 24 hours of bargaining. The deal came 90 minutes before planned brief plant strikes, with details withheld and local contracts still unsettled at many plants.
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UPI
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United Auto Workers
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Kennedy dissents as Witten urges impeachment at rally
In Montpelier a Sunday rally on the State House lawn drew over 20 people to call for President Nixon’s impeachment. Speakers included Rep. R. Marshall Witten and House Speaker Walter Kennedy who defended the presidency while conceding impeachment could proceed with solid evidence. Witten warned Nixon’s removal as the only cure, accusing the White House of political trials and Gestapo-like tactics.
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Witten
R. Marshall Witten
Bennington
Vermont
House Appropriations Committee
House
Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
America
Richard Nixon
Nixon
U.S. House
House of Representatives
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