UC law students organize protest across Bay Area campuses
UC Berkeley Boalt Hall and seven Bay Area law schools join a plan to suspend classes and hold teachins on impeachment and constitutional precedents. A nationwide student committee seeks to mobilize other law schools including UCLA USC Southwestern and USF in a day of protest Friday.
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Kennedy seeks probe into Archibald Cox dismissal
Senator Edward Kennedy urges a Senate Judiciary Committee inquiry into the firing of Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox. He says Cox was ousted for pursuing the White House trail and plans to call Cox as the first witness as the committee meets Wednesday. Mansfield and Eastland, with Mansfield's telegram, argue that promises and commitments affected Coxs independent role.
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Record Telegrams Pour In On Cox Firing
Western Union reports a record 71,000 telegrams to its Washington office about Archibald Cox firing. About 50,000 delivered to Capitol Hill and 4:10 p.m. at the White House, with 15,000 backlog. Spokesman Jim Foster said they do not read messages, but the volume is the largest in memory and high speed equipment was installed in McLean Virginia to relieve the backlog.
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No Despair There Says Nixon Dow The White House
Julie Nixon Eisenhower told 1780 students at a Distributive Education Club of America convention in Atlantic City there is no despair in the White House over the Watergate crisis. She said the mood is very good and Cox’s firing was a tragedy Cox did not agree with the President.
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Public cool to Nixon dismissal of Cox
Nationwide poll shows 7 percent disapprove and 16 percent approve of Nixon firing Archibald Cox. Forty four percent favor impeachment while 43 percent oppose removing him, with eight percent urging resignation. poll of 47 adults across 300 communities followed Cox’s firing Saturday night.
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Chicago Nixon impeachment poll favors support
A Chicago Daily News survey of about 200 residents shows 52 percent favor impeachment and 72 percent disapprove of Nixon's job performance. Forty two percent would resign while 46 percent said he should not. Seventy four percent want Watergate tapes made public.
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Mrs Ruckelshaus to Stay in White House Post
Mrs Ruckelshaus announced she will remain in her part time White House staff role under Anne Armstrong despite her husband Willian Ruckelshaus resigning as Deputy Attorney General over the Watergate tapes dispute. She praised Armstrong but called the decision difficult while noting her dedication to women’s affairs and her area of work.
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