Cox says Nixon will obey high court order to surrender tapes
Sperial Prosecutor Archibald Cox said he was confident President Nixon would surrender White House Watergate tape recordings if the Supreme Court orders it. He argued a Court decision would swiftly resolve the issue and noted that presidents have complied with court rulings in the past.
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Nixon tapes battle draws on long term legal grounds
White House counselor Melvin Laird said President Nixon chose to fight court-ordered disclosure of taped conversations on legal and constitutional grounds after thorough deliberation. He noted no serious rift with aides, and stated Laird remained committed to serving as long as Nixon wants him.
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Testimony links plumbers to 1971 covert White House operation
Ehrlichman testimony reveals a 1971 plumbers covert operation aimed at obtaining a psychiatric profile of Daniel Ellsberg. The White House invoked executive privilege to shield details from Senate Watergate hearings, with Sen. Baker warning against political games as he pressed for clearer answers.
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Julie Nixon predicts Nixon to speak out soon
Julie Nixon Eisenhower said her father would likely speak in about two weeks on Watergate and defended his refusal to release tapes of White House conversations. She spoke in Atlanta at Grady Memorial Hospital and urged patience while Senate hearings continue.
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Cops feed meters for shoppers in Mintsburn area
In Mintsburn California police and merchants start a cooperative effort to extend parking time without tickets. Officers nickeled the meters as a small courtesy to shoppers, then asked violators to repay the nickel to the fund.
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