Judge orders Ehrlichman to stand trial with others
Washington AP Judge Gerhard Gesell orders former White House aide John Ehrlichman to stand trial with three co defendants in the Plumbers case. Trial date set for June 26 after a dispute over access to White House files and executive privilege. President Nixon waived privilege for some documents, clearing the way for the case.
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Rodino Says Evidence May Show IRS Abuse in White House Pressures
Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr. warns evidence before the House Judiciary Committee suggests serious abuses of power by the President and his official family as attempts to use the IRS to harass opponents are investigated. Rep. Edward Mezvinsky and Rep. Robert McClory weigh in on potential political pressure and intercession with federal agencies.
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Kissinger inquiry eyes no criminal conduct find
A Senate panel heard that prosecutors found no incriminating evidence against Henry Kissinger in the wiretap debate. Kissinger asked the State Department legal adviser to review the matter, while lawmakers pressed for integrity amid impeachment inquiries and leaks.
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Candidates return milk money amid dairy fund scrutiny
AP tally shows nearly 30 percent of campaign contributions from three large dairy cooperatives returned by at least 10 candidates totaling 27,150 dollars. Investigators trace the "milk money" as dairy groups mobilize funds, with co-ops amassing about 2.2 million dollars for this election cycle.
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Amnesty urged for Nixon amid Watergate crisis in Seattle
Washington Governor Danns urged Americans to back amnesty for President Nixon to end the Watergate affair. He spoke with leaders of Christians and Jews, arguing amnesty would calm the nation as Watergate erodes confidence in the presidency and accelerates calls for resignation.
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Buzhardt In Serious Condition After Heart Attack
White House counsel J Pred Buzhardt, a key figure in Nixon's Watergate defense, remained in serious but stable condition in a Falls Church hospital after suffering a myocardial infraction. Doctors reported he was alert and under coronary care, with no complications, and expected to stay until Monday.
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Poll shows most want Nixon out of office
Harris poll results show 42 percent of 413 respondents say President Nixon should be impeached and removed. Three percent say he should not, and three percent have no opinion. Earlier surveys in May and March showed varying levels of impeachment support.
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