Weicker Says White House Aims To Intimidate
Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. accused the White House of trying to intimidate him during Watergate hearings. He cited taped conversations, alleged plots by Charles Colson to smear him, and urged the White House to either charge him or disavow the smear attempts. He also claimed possible obstruction of a congressional investigation and contacted Archibald Cox for action.
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Sinatra sued for assault at Palm Springs restaurant
SALT LAKE CITY AP A Palm Springs California restaurant beatings led insurance agent Frank J Weinstock to file assault and battery complaints against singer Frank Sinatra and three companions. Attorney Bruce E Coke said Weinstock signed the papers after a confrontation in which a Sinatra party member warned him to leave and threatened injury. Officials awaited Sinatra's statement as the case moves forward.
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Scram Zers Word Game Prompted Congressional Moment
Weicker spoke with emotion declaring as a Republican that he and 42 fellow Connecticut Republicans oppose illegal acts and harassment of Americans. The caucus room erupted in applause as he framed his stance against what he called unconstitutional actions and pledged partisan loyalty while urging civility.
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Ingersoll quits as chief of U S drug agency
John E. Ingersoll resigns as director of the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs criticizing White House interference. He accuses aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman of pressuring him out while noting the merger into the Drug Enforcement Administration under Justice Department supervision. He says he would have considered leading the new agency if independence from the White House were assured.
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