Nixon faces impeachment challenge amid Cabinet turmoil
The White House reported Cabinet members urged Nixon to stay on while signaling no resignation. President Nixon defended his stance, insisting the constitutional process must unfold. Cabinet aides described the mood as tough but with ongoing support, as stalemate over resignation or 25th Amendment options persisted. A Raleigh dispatch notes St Clair pressured Nixon by threatening to resign and disclose evidence, prompting further tape releases.
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Blast Injures Passengers At LA Airport Terminal
John Wylder a Van Nuys engineer and his wife Kathleen describe the moment a bomb ripped through the Pan American World Airways terminal at Los Angeles International. Their daughter Linda 24 was among 15 treated with Linda in good condition though a shrapnel embed. Other victims include Arturo Trostle 24 in stable but serious condition and a 73 member circus entourage aboard a Hawaii bound show.
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Reagan presses for full truth on Nixon case amid impeachment talk
In a news conference, Reagan said resignation would not resolve the issue and urged the full truth. He noted evidence suggesting impeachment and acknowledged Nixon’s credibility damage while stopping short of urging immediate House action. California GOP figures then echoed calls for Nixon’s resignation.
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Senators weigh immunity versus equal justice
Washington AP reports Senator Griffin leans toward immunity for Nixon after leaving office while urging bipartisanship. House leaders discuss fairness and potential legal expenses coverage. Rhodes calls for equal justice, noting pension implications and possible resignation effects.
L A airport bombing shocks city as evac and injuries mount
A Pan Am lobby blast at Los Angeles International Airport injured several and prompted evacuations of the International Carriers Building and five terminals. Police and FBI searched for further threats while hospitals prepared for victims. Authorities discouraged linking the attack to a specific group and noted no warning was given. Emergency teams treated and released multiple patients, with several remain hospitalized in serious condition.
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