Bar Head Nixon Is Not Above the Law Says Impeachment View
The American Bar Association president backs impeachment if the Supreme Court orders Nixon to release Watergate tapes and he resists. Chesterfield Smith urged openness in hearings while noting doubt about fair trials for witnesses. A judge dismissed a suit to halt public hearings, and another court ordered Watergate defendants to file affidavits as they seek to withdraw guilty pleas amid turmoil. Separately, an Adak Alaska meningitis outbreak prompted a 30 hour air traffic quarantine.
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Amchéan Bar Assa
Nixon
Supreme Court
Chesterfield Smith
Florida
Baston
Smith
Washington Courtyoo
Ketriet
John J. Sieca
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Frank Slutgis
Bernard Barker
Eugneio Martlnnz
Virgilio Gonaulex
ABA
Congress
Adak Island
Alaska
Adak
Kissinger Sworn In as Secretary of State in Washington
Henry Kissinger was sworn in as secretary of state before about 250 dignitaries. Chief Justice Warren Burger administered the oath as Nixon praised Kissinger for his poise, strength, and character. Kissinger pledged to pursue pragmatic solutions while giving U S foreign policy a broader meaning beyond itself.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Willy
Warren Burger
Louis Kissinger
Marvard
Kissinger
Nixon
Winds flash through Independence causing damage
Severe winds struck Independence and nearby areas at 11 41 am on Friday causing extensive damage. A tree fell on a main feeder line near the power plant three blocks from downtown, cutting power to the central area for about five hours. Power outages were reported in Aurora, Tunkerton, and parts of Washington.
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Independence
Independende
Tornado sightings and damage hit central Iowa Friday night
Reports from Hardin and nearby counties describe tornado touchdowns and wind damage across farms and residential buildings near Union and Dysart. Power lines, trees, and farm structures were toppled as crews worked to restore outages amid hail and severe weather.
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Iowa
Union
Hardin County
Jnals
Interstate Power
Armstead Construction Co
Tamaknuck
Buchanan County
Vad
Favnk- Bonn
Chaingelloy
Electric Cooperative
Willy Trandt
Tommy
Liew
Nixon
U. S
Incepen
West Side Implement Co damage report on highway 380
A fire or collision caused about 3000 in damages to West Side Implement Co on highway 380. Two wagons were blown across the road, a grain dryer toppled, and a door was blown off the building. Reported at Modl vamp Homes, Inc by northeast.
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West Side Implement Co
Highway 380
Dtamages
Modlvamp Homes, Inc
Two Men Rescued After Two Months at Sea Near Midway
AP report details James Higher, Hubert Cinban Ko, and a companion rescued after surviving two months aboard a capsized craft in the Pacific. They were found in fair to good condition, with Coast Guard officials noting slightly erratic pulses but overall stability as they head toward Honolulu and San Francisco.
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SAN Prancisco
Fodaya
Pental Hater
Baby Walter
Pacific
James Higher
Central Ameren
Hubert ‘Cinbanko
Ware Abethe Belli Cotalner SiIp Benarder
Cinder
Dab Lynker
Fisher
Thilienko
Here
Hal Tininenko
Agnew Lawyers to Act Next Week in Plea Talks
Washington AP reports Agnew's lawyers plan action in federal court next week amid plea bargaining rumors. Sources say Agnew may resign and plead to a minor offense. discussions involve a potential Agnew defense fund and possible resignation in exchange for non-prosecution.
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Washington
Ilekbuck
Agnew
East
CBS
Graham
Petersen
Not on Hand For Kissinger
Washington AP report says Vice President Agnew was listed as an invited guest at Secretary Kissinger’s ceremony but he did not attend. A White House spokesman said Agnew might have been invited though it was not certain he would attend. He spent the weekend in the city with no official functions on his schedule.
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Agnew
Land Harkers
Justice Department
Nixon
The
Post
White House
Marsh Thomson
CBS News
U.S
Envy’ Petersen
Eriol Richardson
CBS
Petersen
Graham
Hichardson
Gerald Warren
Senatorennedy
D-M
Washington
View
State Kissinger
Othay
Kissinger
Sali
Pollock Painting Sells for 2 Million After Freeway Crash
A Jackson Pollock canvas titled Blue Poles sold for $2 million to an Australian collector via auction. The sale followed a freeway accident near Los Angeles that caused historic traffic jams but left no injuries. The work, valued among Pollock's notable pieces, drew praise from art world figures despite the chaotic event.
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New York
Angeles
York
Museo
Ynties
Ventura
San Fernando Valley
Palrot
Ray Wie
Thamad Anahats
Atlack
Advillas Satish Iosire
Gia
Nixon vetoes amendments to Small Business Act
President Nixon rejected amendments to the Small Business Act citing a projected $800 million annual rise in federal expenses and an administrative nightmare. He warned the bill would subsidize disaster wars and grants regardless of need while urging Congress to pursue year-end reforms in disaster aid programs. He stressed current aid would continue and not be affected by the veto.
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Washington
Nixon
Sendle
Congress
Small Business’ Administration
Shutdowns Hit Coast Motorists Protest over Phase 4 price controls
Northern California Oregon and Washington motorists faced shutdowns as more than 3,000 stations closed until Monday to protest Phase 4 price controls. In San Francisco area up to 250 percent of stations were closed. travelers altered plans while workers blamed government for shortages and rising wholesale gas prices.
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California
Oregon
Washington State
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Helen Stndgrass
California State Library
San Francisco
Sacramento
Cedar Rapids Woman Killed in Truck Crash
Sandra A. Stringer, 26, of Cedar Terrace railer court, Cedar Rapids, died Saturday morning when her car was struck broadside by a semitrailer on Highway 150 east of Springville. Two daughters, Terri 2 and Barbara 4, were hospitalized with head injuries. the truck driver Lea Graham, 38, of Belvedere, IL, was uninjured. No charges filed. Accident occurred at 10 08 a.m.
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Cedar Rapidy Nowe
Sandra A. Stringer
Cedar Terrace
Lea Graham
Belvedere
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Watergate Committee
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