Ulasewicz Returns to Spotlight in Watergate Hearings
Anthony Ulasewicz, the retired New York City detective, drew cheers as he testified at Day 22 of the Senate Watergate hearings. He described his role delivering money to the Watergate defendants and their families, recounting the awkward moment of trying to hand over $75,100 in a brown bag to C. Douglas.
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House Ignores Nixon Threat and Advances War Powers Bill
The House approved a 244 to 170 vote to require presidents to halt new war commitments within 120 days unless Congress approves. Nixon called the bill dangerous and unconstitutional and warned he would veto any such limits. The Senate may vote on a rival bill, risking a clash with the White House and a potential showdown over war authority.
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