California Leaders Clash Over Impeachment Start
On ABC and in Washington interviews, Rep. Don Edwards and Rep. Charles Wiggins, senior California Judiciary Committee members, split along party lines about evidence for impeaching President Nixon. Edwards argues an overwhelming case. Wiggins says evidence is insufficient and impeachment not warranted.
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Cyprus ceasefire agreed by Greece and Turkey
United Press International reports a ceasefire on Cyprus to take effect at 7 a.m. PDT, following a U.S. proposal accepted by Greece and Turkey after intensive diplomacy led by Henry Kissinger and State Department officials. Pope Paul VI urged prayers for a swift resolution as tensions persisted.
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Lomita boy saves burning cyclist from fire
A Lomita youth identified as Charles Thurman, 19, chased, tackled, and smothered the flames on motorcyclist Jeff Salcido, 19, after a motorcycle hit a car on Lomita Blvd. Salcido suffered second degree burns and other injuries and was treated at Kaiser Hospital in San Pedro.
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Hoffa appeals to suspect to free kidnapped youth
In Los Angeles a former Teamsters president Jimmy Hoffa urged Angelo Inciso to reveal the fate of 11 year old Lawrence Adell, warning he could face up to 20 years for extortion and kidnapping if the boy is not recovered. FBI records tie Hugh M. Pheaster to extortion efforts. Adell says Hoffa flew to Los Angeles to press for the boy's return.
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Morse in Critical Condition Amid Worsening Infection
Wayne Morse, 73, former U S senator and Democratic nominee, was listed in critical condition in Portland after his condition worsened overnight. He was treated at a Samaritan Hospital for a urinary tract infection with kidney involvement and had shown some response to antibiotics before the latest decline.
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Jenner ousted as GOP impeachment adviser on minority panel
Albert E. Jenner Jr., long a pro impeachment voice, is replaced as counsel to the Republican minority on the House Judiciary Committee. Sam Garrison will assume minority counsel duties while Jenner remains on the committee in name. Republican leaders say Jenner was too partisan in support of impeachment, with Rep. Edward Hutchinson noting the move shifts counsel to Garrison and signals a tougher stance.
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Massive Southland Beach Attendance Shines Despite Surf Hazards
About 1.4 million sun worshipers flocked to Southland beaches under 85 degree air while sea temps ranged from 64 to 76. Lifeguards reported hundreds of rescues across Newport, Huntington, Seal Beach, Long Beach, and Cabrillo as crowds endured four to six foot surf and strong tides.
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Independent senator accuses system of torturing military dependents
Page 4 reports Senator Jackson charging that dependent children of military personnel are subjected to torture in psychiatric institutions. Page A-5 cites a congressional study stating the welfare system discourages needy parents from seeking work by encouraging family separation. Page 1 notes Senator Gurney, citing a federal document, hints at possibly quitting the race.
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