World Bank chief plans trek in Abominable Snowman homeland
Robert McNamara will start a hike through Muktinath and Mustang in Nepal next month, per a Nepalese official. The area in the Dhaulagiri Himalayas is linked to the Abominable Snowman. Dona Carmen Polo de Franco and Francisco Franco celebrate their golden wedding with a family gathering at Il Prado Palace in Madrid.
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Telethon draws stars for United Jewish Appeal in NYC
Entertainers Herschel Bernardi Leonard Bernstein Allen Funt Rich ie Havens Shelley Winters Tony Curtis and Soupy Sales performed at the New York telethon, with a spokesman saying the four hour program raised over 3 million dollars. Bobby Fischer, the world chess champion, said in Manila he intends to defend the title annually through at least 1989, denying reports he was no longer interested. He added Russians could offer big money if they think they can beat him.
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Inouye urges Nixon resignation at AFL CIO event
Senator Daniel K Inouye said Nixon can no longer lead the nation and should resign. He proposed Speaker Carl Albert pick a Republican for vice president and urged action to protect national welfare amid Watergate crises and Nixon campaign scandals. The Hawaii Democrat called for ending the national nightmare soon.
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ABA urges reestablishment of special Watergate prosecutor
In Chicago and Washington ABA president Chesterfield Smith called on Congress to recreate the independent special Watergate prosecutor’s office. He condemned Nixon’s move to curb the process and criticized the White House plan to route tape transcripts through Sen. Stennis. Smith urged Congress to empower the prosecutor free from political direction while investigating the case.
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Impeachment sparks mixed votes on Nixon case
Over the weekend several lawmakers signaled support for impeachment resolutions in the House over Nixon's handling of the Watergate tapes and dismissal of Archibald Cox. Democratic and Republican members outlined varied positions, with leaders planning further talks ahead of Tuesday session.
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Nixon says no grounds for impeachment amid Watergate firing
President Nixon, confident there are no grounds to impeach, works in the White House as aides prepare a potential national address. Officials discuss countering criticism over Archibald Cox’s firing, the Cox-Richardson and Ruckelshaus resignations, and requests to turn over Watergate tapes to Judge Sirica.
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