Impeachment Articles Loom in Kalmbach Testimony
The House Judiciary Committee nears final Kalmbach testimony in its Watergate inquiry and plans to draft at least six impeachment articles led by obstruction of justice. Leaders expect a July 26 vote on recommending impeachment, with party dynamics and potential Republican defections shaping the result.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Kalmbach
White House
James D. St. Clair
Democratic National Committee
Robert S. Strauss
Full House
House
Baruch Korff
Providence
R. I
Korff
National Citizens’ Committee For Fairness To the Presidency, Inc
Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine Jr
D-N.j
Charles E. Wiggins
R-Catif
Thomas F. Railsback
William §. Cohen
Maine
M. Caldwell Butler
Virginia
Hamilton Fish Jr
New York
Cohen
Congress
John Dear
Albert Jenner
Sam Garrison
Internal Revenue Service
United Airlines reports best first half in history
United Airlines announces June consolidated net earnings of 19.7 million dollars, up 59 percent from last year, with six month earnings totaling 42.6 million dollars. Operating revenues for June reach 210.7 million, while expenses rise to 168.9 million. Two New York investment firms merge, creating a top six NYSE member firm with 100 offices and 2,500 salesmen.
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United Airlines
Consolidated
United
William E. Perguson
John J. Maloney, Sr
W. E. Hutton & Company
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Nothing Fishy About Starfish
Starfish live in all oceans and are not fish. They belong to echinoderms, a distinct animal group with radial symmetry and water vascular systems.
Small caliber critics stall progress with dull attacks
A terse critique notes that persistent doubters undermine advancement by exploiting constant opposition, arguing their resistance reveals a lack of initiative and horsepower rather than valid objections.
Candidate Doffs Duds For News
Elizabeth Keathley, Peace and Freedom candidate for governor, walked Venice Beach nude while handing out leaflets to protest nudity bans. The 21 year old UCLA student described herself as an anarchist, feminist and writer, and was followed by about two dozen reporters.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Keathley
Peace and Freedom Party
Venice Beach
Ms. Keathley
University of California At Los Angeles
Audit confusion surrounds Graham income tax claims
An AP report notes IRS officials in Atlanta said no audit of evangelist Billy Graham's tax returns. A White House memo to John Dean hints an Atlanta region audit on gifts listed as income may surface in the media. Greensboro and Atlanta offices declined further comment.
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Atlanta, Ga
Internal Revenue Service
Bill Graham
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Atlanta
Ed Vitkus
Greensboro
Graham
Washington
Jack Caulfield
John Dean
Charlotte
Asheville
N.C
Witkus
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