Pat Nixon Meets Muscular Dystrophy Poster Child at White House
Washington brief describes First Lady Pat Nixon greeting six year old Michael Newsome of Louisville during a White House visit with Dr Michael DeBakey to publicize the Muscular Dystrophy Association fall drive. DeBakey cites progress and intensified global research on the disease.
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Tunney still eyes impeachment in Watergate talks
Senator Tunney says releasing Nixon tapes does not end impeachment questions. He notes firing Cox and resignation of Richardson fuel ongoing debate and supports evaluating House action based on Nixon's Watergate conduct. Policymaker remarks reflect rising impeachment consideration amid public opinion.
Yale Colleagues Question Bork’s Suitability for Attny Gen
Yale Law School colleagues of Robert H. Bork say he is qualified for the acting attorney general post but question the timing of his nomination. Professors Pollack Rostow and Rickel weigh in on his firing of Archibald Cox and executive privilege over Watergate tapes. Bork had left Yale in December to become solicitor general.
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Police union leaders urged unity at San Francisco conference
International Conference of Police Agions president Edward J. Kiernan urged police union leaders in San Francisco to stop party jealousies and build strong organizations for wage and working condition negotiations. He spoke at a labor relations conference attended by about 100 police leaders.
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Man severely burned in Tulane area blast
A Tulane area man suffered third degree burns over more than 90 percent of his body in a butane explosion that destroyed his home. Regina Herrera, 32, received emergency care Tuesday night and was moved to the burn care unit at Valley Medical Center in Fresno in critical condition today.
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Uganda fears commando raid and other regional concerns
Reports from Kampala say President Amin ordered the arrest and detainment of American and British nationals without IDs after a claim that a combined force of American British and Israeli commandos planned an invasion via Kenya. London dismissed the allegation as nonsense. In California, three agencies reached a plan to manage wild horses and burros, assigning ownership and protection duties to state and federal agencies. A Southern California couple, Hans and Shirley Hoffman, died in a crash near Newman on I-5. In Washington, testimony urged allowing DDT use to combat the tussock moth defoliation affecting forests across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho.
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Nixon turns over Watergate tapes to judge amid impeachment pressure
The article details President Nixon's Tuesday decision to surrender Watergate tapes and documents to U.S. District Judge John Sirica after a week of miscalculations. Republicans warned of impeachment risk, Cox’s firing sparked public outcry, and Haig described painful discussions leading to capitulation.
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Ehrlichman lawyer seeks Nixon tapes for defense
Ehrlichman attorney Joseph Ball said he will seek access to presidential tape recordings to prove a direct line of presidential authority and national sovereignty. The move follows Nixon’s decision to loosen the tapes issue, potentially enabling use in the federal trial of Ehrlichman and other former White House aides for burglary and conspiracy.
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Nixon tapes dispute ends as White House agrees to release records
Judge Sirica, weary and somber, presided as Nixon abandons fight to keep Watergate tapes and memoranda secret. Charles Wright confirmed full compliance, lifting a heavy burden on courtroom morale. The White House will provide the tapes as soon as possible, amid a crowded corridor and constant telephones.
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Haig orders Cox office sealed after firing
Gen Allen Haig says he ordered FBI to seal Archibald Cox's former prosecutor office following Cox's dismissal. He claimed staff were seen leaving with bundles, and guards replaced the day after, to secure evidentiary material belonging to the Justice Department.
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Analysis Public forced Nixon move
Washington reports that public reaction forced President Nixon to relae secret tapes after a chain of events including Cox firing and resignations. Polls tilted toward impeachment or resignation, and public pressure shifted oversight back to the Justice Department. Wright defended the independent inquiry as restoring institutional integrity.
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Protest in the tower over Nixon crisis in New Jersey
Glenn Avery, owner of a health food store in South Dennis, vows to remain in his bell tower vigil until President Nixon is removed or decisive action is taken. He plans to fast from his perch in protest after the Nixon dismissal of Elliott Richardson.
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Reagan backs Nixon tapes move in Watergate case
Sacramento reports Gov Ronald Reagan says President Nixon's decision to surrender the Watergate tapes to a federal judge shows the political system is working. Reagan calls for patience and confidence while Democratic rival George Moscone says the release may be too late to repair Nixon's image. Republican candidate Houstonn Flourmoy expresses hope the move will settle Washington issues.
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Baker urges Nixon to include Watergate tapes with documents
Sen Howard Baker calls for the White House to release Watergate documents alongside the tapes to end the dispute. He questions whether the tapes alone suffice and says the committee may need to avoid extended litigation by a joint approach.
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