Connally calls for Nixon tapes and clearer motives
Former Texas governor John Connally urged President Nixon to release the White House tapes and provide a fuller explanation for firing Archibald Cox. He argued impeachment talk should proceed or be dropped, criticizing partisan delay and urging faster Ford confirmation to restore stability.
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Cox says he would not take Watergate job again
Archibald Cox tells NBC Meet the Press he would not seek the special prosecutor post again as it could be seen as holding a grudge. He urges Congress to create a new Watergate prosecutor and says the investigation should be broad and vigorous to determine guilt or innocence across many people and areas. Time adds Cox drew White House scrutiny over the Town House Project and fundraising probes.
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Teen foils robbery and chase ends in shooting
A San Anselmo teen, Eric Newlin, 1, followed two men who robbed an ice cream shop in Larkspur. He was shot in the head and chest but managed to write the getaway car’s license number before being found slumped in his car. Police arrested Raymond McFarland, 31, and James Frisby, 24, Frisby a former ice cream parlor employee.
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Agnew and Sinatra Meet in Chicago Amid Talks of WFL Franchise
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew and entertainer Frank Sinatra met weekend in Chicago with insurance man Stone. A WFL link was speculated though no details were given. Sinatra said the gathering aimed to help Agnew financially, then departed silently.
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Buchanan urges breakup of TV networks power over ideas
Washington. Presidential aide Patrick Buchanan called for legislation to break up what he termed excessive power of broadcast networks to control information flow. He urged legal action to decentralize media influence, saying the networks dominate the flow of ideas and harm democracy, while denying administration endorsement of antitrust moves.
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Cholera in Texas Contained, Disease Center Reports
The National Center of Disease Control says a cholera organism that caused the first U.S. case since 1911 was destroyed in South Texas. Port Lavaca motel water was contaminated. studies of 50 exposed were negative for cholera, showing only non cholera stomach inflammation. One resident recovered. ongoing investigation aims to identify how the organism entered the United States.
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