Nixon Plan to Edit Watergate Tapes Draws Mixed Congressional Reaction
President Nixon proposed an edited summary of the Watergate tapes to the grand jury and Senate committee, drawing mixed responses in Congress. Democrats criticized the move while some Republicans praised it, with Ford calling it a sensible way to avoid a constitutional crisis and urging adherence to court orders.
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Syrian resolve under fire as war costs rise
Syria endures Israeli air strikes that damage oil refineries and a tank farm. Despite shortages and rationing, officials expect rebuilding with help from Arab states, the Soviet Union, and Western allies after the war. Public pride centers on recovering the Golan Heights, a 500 square mile area of subsistence farms and olive groves.
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