Nixon Attorneys Seek Court Ban On Tape Request
Nixon lawyers ask Supreme Court to reject Jaworski request for 64 presidential tapes and documents claiming federal courts lack jurisdiction The brief argues the court cannot override the President on confidential communications while Jaworski says absolute privilege risks abuse and that tapes are material to the trial of conspiracy and obstruction of justice.
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Nixon called for break in McCord says Nixon set it in motion
James W. McCord, former FBI and CIA agent, stated at a news conference that President Nixon nodded or approved the Watergate break in, believing Nixon and Mitchell authorized the action. He predicted Nixon would be impeached and indicated the president set it in motion through approval and authorization.
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Nixon nominee stained says Ervin on Watergate probe
Sen. Sam J. Ervin says the Watergate prosecution team acted in harmony with the administration and found no evidence of high level involvement. He urges President Nixon to withdraw Silbert's nomination as US attorney amid questions of political implications and suspicions of higher level ties in 1972.
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Milk case lawyer to admit guilt in Watergate bribery
Texas lawyer Jake Jacobsen tentatively pleads guilty to a reduced bribery charge related to a payment to former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally. He may testify that Connally accepted the money in two installments for help to Jacobsen’s client. Connally denies taking the money. The Watergate prosecution will drop a perjury case and a Texas indictment. Potential punishment up to 40 years and 380,000 in fines if convicted on all counts.
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Nixon tax penalty disclosed under review by panel
House Judiciary Committee reopens review of President Nixon tax issues after learning the IRS quietly assessed a roughly 13 000 dollar negligence penalty for 1969 underpayment and that Nixon has paid overdue taxes through 1978 but owes back taxes for 1969. Committee plans further examination in a closed session amid questions of impeachable conduct over the tax matter and related Cambodia bombing disclosures. The White House says Nixon will pay all amounts he pledged.
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