Impeachment options weighed at Camp David
President Nixon summoned key aides and speech writers to Camp David amid impeachment pressure. Officials suggested possible responses including a national address or releasing Watergate tapes, with options also including invoking the 25th Amendment or resignation if impeachment proceeds.
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Alexander Haig
James D. St. Clair
Ronald Ziegler
Patrick J. Buchanan
Ray Price
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Pact averts phone strike after wage deal at AT T
Washington reports AT T reached a three year, three point five eight percent wage package with its two largest unions the CWA and IBEW averting a nationwide strike set for midnight Coverage notes the pact would cover about 725 000 Bell System employees and includes wage gains fringe benefits cost of living protection and health and pension improvements Local bargaining would determine many details while full contract figures await ratification by CWA members and some walkouts were reported before the deadline
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Lipl
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Communications Workers of America
Cowaa
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Bell System
CWA
Glenn TE. Watts
Bell
Rex Reed
Wo. Usery Jr
Usery
At&t
Watts
Hadeen
Jackson
Mich
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Ariz
Springfield
Ohio
Greek Turkish ships patrol in uneasy truce
Gunfire erupted on Cyprus after a day of calm as Turkish warships entered the Aegean and Greek naval forces moved to a high alert. In Nicosia sporadic clashes occurred after dark along a cease-fire line. Clerides met in Athens with Karamanlis before returning to Nicosia to push cease-fire talks.
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Royal Air Force
Armed vet in Griffith Park siege surrenders after hours
Vietnam veteran Johnny Mare Gabron, 37, held three hostages on a rocky hilltop in Griffith Park for about three hours before surrendering to police. Dr Leonard Neff, his psychiatrist, said Gabron claimed to be part of a political assassination team and had been wounded in combat. Police evacuated and surrounded the promontory with more than 100 officers, using a loudspeaker to urge surrender.
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Johnny Mare Gabron
Leonard Neff
Veteran's Administration
Los Angeles
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Gabron
Vietnam
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Los Angeles Park
Dre
Widow to sue over L B man slain at Hollywood Bowl
Long Beach Neighborhood Youth Corps supervisor Anthony Wilkins, 26, was killed during a scuffle with off duty Los Angeles police at the Hollywood Bowl. His widow Barbara Wilkins plans a wrongful death suit against the city and seeks a coroner's inquest. Attorney William C. Beverly represents several adults upset with police accounts.
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Hollywood Bowl
Beverly
Barbara Wilkins
Anthony Wilkins
Wilkins
Tapes in Nixon case cited as damaging to presidency
The Washington Post reports White House sources say newly released tapes given to Judge Sirica contain information potentially damaging to President Nixon. Aides urged a defensive stance acknowledging some participation in Watergate while denying any intent to break the law. At least four tapes add new dimensions to the Judiciary Committee's case.
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John J. Sirica
Supreme Court
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Washington Post
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House Judiciary Committee
Reds tighten three week Da Nang offensive
Viet Cong forces ignored a South Vietnamese demand to halt attacks and intensified the Da Nang area offensive. Maj. Gen. Yoang Anh Tuan, Viet Cong delegate, said Communists reserved the right to punish SA forces violating the January 1973 cease-fire. He blamed U.S. military intervention for the rising tensions in South Vietnam.
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Four Long Beach men seized in youth shootings
Four Long Beach men were arrested Sunday on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder in connection with a July 20 shooting of two teenagers in a North Long Beach coffee shop parking lot. Arrested were Antonio Ricky Leatham Lennie Jores Titvin Eddy Gonzales and his brother Larry Gonzales. The arrests followed a two week homicide probe using a police computer and a detective taped briefing. The early morning shooting at Carson Street left David Hust and Frank Samburg wounded. Hust remained hospitalized in serious condition with complications.
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Larry Gonzales
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Bouton, Drive
Frank Samburg
Elderhall Ave
Hust
Samburg
Carrasco death ruled self-inflicted in Texas prison shootout
The report notes that Carrasco died by his own action during a prison shootout in Texas, ruling the death a self-inflicted incident. The page reference is A-4. The item appears among other briefs on Page A-4.
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