Senators oppose strict impeachment definition for Nixon trial
Two Democratic senators on the Rules Committee say they will judge conviction by each senator's own standard. They oppose a fixed standard, calling Mansfield's draft an impossible definition and unconstitutional to set mandatory proof levels. The committee, starting public hearings next week, aims to report by Sept. 1 with potential changes to the impeachment rules.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
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Robert C. Byrd
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James Allen
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Mike Mansfield
Allen
Senate Rules Committee
Mansfield
Warren E. Burger
Ban Put On Women Priests
Eastern and central North Carolina bishops instruct clergymen not to allow the 11 Philadelphia ordinands to perform official duties. Two Tar Heels, Carter Heyward of Charlotte and Marie Mooresfield formerly of Lexington, live in New York. Bishops Fraser and Elebash emphasize church order while Henry weighs options.
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Charlotte
N.C
Episcopal
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Tar Heels
Carter Heyward
Marie Mooresfield
Lexington
New York
Thomas A. Fraser
Hunley Elebash
George Henry
Cyprus cease-fire efforts falter amid veto and new fighting
U N observation flights for Cyprus cease-fire were halted after the Security Council failed to approve the Geneva accord due to a Soviet veto. U N sources hoped flights would resume after further talks. Turkish forces seized two more towns amid continued fighting while a Cyprus cabinet reshuffle looms under Giafcos Clerides.
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Associated Press
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
Geneva
U.N
Mediterranean
Giafcos Clerides
Clerides
Makarios
Greece
Athens
George Papadopoulos
Anti Secret Service Injunction Upheld
A federal appeals court affirmed a lower court injunction against the Secret Service in Charlotte during President Nixon’s Oct 15 1971 Billy Graham Day appearance. Fourteen peaceful youths suing over exclusion from the public event win access to agent names and check data, with possible private review to protect operations.
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Secret Service
U.S. District Court
James B. McMillan
Charlotte
N.C
Nixon
Billy Graham
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
McMillan
Leaf Prices Soar, Farmers Jubilant in Georgia
ATLANTA AP reports tobacco prices climb past one dollar per pound cheering Georgia farmers after weeks of protest. Market News Service notes farmers faced higher costs and 10 percent acreage quota increases amid hopes prices stay elevated. Woodrow Leonard of Lowndes County voices distrust of Washington and tobacco firms.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Kentucky
South Carolina
North Carolina
Woodrow Leonard
Lowndes County
Washington
July Marketbasket Costs Jump In AP Survey
The Associated Press reports July grocery prices rose by 4 percent across 13 cities, the first month in the survey to show increases in every location since tracking began. Higher wholesale costs and farm price shifts pushed up eggs and meat while milk softened.
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Associated Press
Nhte
U.S. Department ‘of Agriculture
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Crop Reporting Board
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