Nixon News Conference Thursday Reported No TV Talk
AP reporting Nixon planned a news conference Thursday with no television questions. The White House canceled a live East Room speech to address the Watergate crisis and Middle East developments. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren said Nixon would focus on questions about foreign policy when possible.
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Senate Hearing Set on Cox Dismissal by Nixon Era Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee scheduled hearings on firing Archibald Cox, Watergate special prosecutor, with Cox as the first witness. Senator Edward Kennedy urged the inquiry while Democrats sought early testimony, and the panel planned to begin the investigation Monday after a closed meeting.
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Tapes Rush to Hear Watergate Developments in Court
Washington AP reports Dan l van early evening plans to listen to Watergate tapes as a court order urges Nixon to reveal them. The judge will decide if the tapes can be released, with grand jury secrecy in place and possible public record exposure if motion to pretrial determines their fate. The case compounds Watergate hearings, with Senate and judiciary committees weighing subpoenas and impeachment avenues amid protective legal rulings.
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Cedar Rapids Chief Matias seeks disability pension as race tightens
Cedar Rapids Police Chief George Matias, the city’s longest serving chief, asks the pension board to place him on disability pension citing health issues. Assistant Chief Joly Eeger to chair the board temporarily as the process moves forward. In the mayoral primary, Steinbuck and Oberthien led, with Steinbuck carrying 29 precincts to Oberthien’s 14 as votes tallied.
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Foggy Turnpike Crashes Kill 11 and Injure 40
AP reports a string of crashes on a fogbound Turnpike between Newark and New York. Eleven deaths and about forty injuries are tallied as four major pileups occur near Secaucus and the NJ Turnpike’s northern section, prompting road closures and a Mayhem delay as police investigate visibility and highway conditions.
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Cairo calls for joint policing of cease fire
Egyptian radio reported Cairo urged joint policing with the United States and Soviet Union to enforce a cease fire along the Suez Canal front. Anwar Sadat sent messages to President Nixon and Soviet leaders urging immediate peace talks as fighting subsided on some fronts.
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U S Open to Airlift Discussion Amid War Delays
Washington officials said the United States is willing to discuss possible curbs on airlift operations amid stalled resupply efforts and shifting Soviet reactions. spokesmen cautioned against guessing Kremlin intent while noting weather and ongoing fighting shape the war’s aftermath and prisoner exchange prospects.
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Turnabout in Nixon era by Gaylord amid Watergate tapes
A mid-June White House narrative describes President Nixon wavering on the Watergate tape issue. Officials debate seeking a compromise while Congress pressures action as the president weighs his options during a tense political moment.
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