Panel Duel Shapes Impeachment Debate On House Team Skirmish
Evidence shows Ehrlichman warned Ziegler of Hunt's involvement before Ziegler spoke as White House spokesman. A June 20 1972 tape shows a 1842 minute gap between the President and Haldeman. Wiggins versus Edwards lead the committee fight over five to six wavering Republicans and three Southern Democrats, with key votes required in the full House.
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White House
Wiggins
John Ehrlichman
Ziegler
Hunt
H.R. Haldeman
California
House Judiciary Committee
Jerome Waidie
Antioch
George Danielson
Montebello
Carlos Moorehead
Pasadena
House
Judiciary Committee
Moorehead
Edwards
Walter Flowers
D— Ala
Flowers
U S Warships Set to Evacuate Yanks in Cyprus Action
U S warships stood off southern Cyprus as Washington prepared for a possible evacuation of Americans amid fighting on the island. Naval units including the Inchon and Forrestal positioned off Dhekelia while about a dozen Sixth Fleet ships moved in. An Army paratroop battalion remained on alert in Italy to assist if needed.
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Washington
U.S
Cyprus
United States
Nicosia
Dhekelia
State Department
Harvard University
Pentagon
Inchon
Forrestal
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Italy
Refugees Flee Nicosia in Massive Convoy to Safety
Four thousand refugees left Nicosia in a 1,100-car convoy five miles long escorted by British armored cars. Thousands more moved from Cypriot cities toward two British bases on the island while hours later 1,400 refugees from Britain, France, Belgium and Cyprus arrived by plane at RAF bases north of London.
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London
Nicosia
Royal Air Force
Bones of Tarawa dead recovered at Honolulu mortuary
In Honolulu an Army mortuary received about 400 pounds of bones from Tarawa casualties, with two U S military personnel delivering them under Gilbert Island authority. An anthropologist in Japan will attempt identifications using military records, but no positive IDs are yet known. The Tarawa battle occurred in November 1943, and the last identified Marine was buried in the National Cemetery of the Pacific in 1985.
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Honolulu
Japan
Tarawa
Botia Atoll
Tarawa, & Marine
National Cemetery of the Pacific
Makarios denounces coup during New York church service
Archbishop Makarios, ousted Cypriot president, condemned the military takeover at a Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral service in Manhattan. He appeared with Archbishop Athenagoras while police escorted him from the event amid minor disruptions and applause. He then met with Zenon Rassides at the Cypriot mission to the UN.
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New York
Makarios
Cyprus
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Manhattan
Athenagoras
Great Britain
Takovos
North
South
Amelia
Iakoves
Hotel
Carlyle
United Nations
Zenon Rassides
Titanate
Soviet Signaling Support for Turkish Cyprus Invasion
Moscow signaled implicit approval of Turkey's Cyprus invasion as Brezhnev avoided condemnation in Warsaw. A government statement blamed Greece, with NATO allies, for instigating the crisis by ousting President Makarios. In Copenhagen two Danish ships escaped Famagusta, one reportedly damaged by grenade fire.
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UPD
Soviet Union
Turkey
Cyprus
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Warsaw
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Makavios
Copenhagen
UPC
Famagusta
Cyprus Crisis Deepens As War Talks Stalled
The cease fire frayed as Turkish skies launched napalm strikes on civilian targets in Cyprus. Sisco warned Ankara and Athens of war risks while Greek leaders pressed for London talks. Greece and Turkey seek a tripartite meeting with Britain as Washington and London push for immediate cease-fire and diplomacy.
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Greece
Goliath
David
Athens
Sisco
Ankara
Cyprus
Washington
State Department
Kissinger
London
Britain
U.S
Constantine Kypratos
Lobdon
Constantine Rallis
Paphos
Nicosia
Turkey
World sugar production to set fresh record in 1-15
Washington report says world sugar output in 1-15 will hit a new record for the second year in a row. Prices may ease from this year's peaks, but the Agriculture Department official avoided forecasting the price outlook. Leslie C Hurt drafted the report and commented in an interview.
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Washington
UPL
Agrleushire Department
Leslie C. Hurt
Nixon planned to defy court says Dean Time report
John Dean told Time magazine that President Nixon was prepared to pull the trigger on the 1971 underground nuclear blast at Amchitka if the Supreme Court had ruled against the government. He said the high court had allowed the test 8-1, and officials were ready to act if the decision had gone differently.
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New York
UPH
White House
John Dean
Nixon
Supreme Court
Amehitka
Time Magazine
U.S
Russia
Dean
Time
High Court
Turkish invasion turns vacation spa to war zone
On Cyprus north coast, Turkish air and sea assault wrecks resort strip as paratroopers land and civilians shelter in cellars. Warships bomb Kyrenia area while Turkish commandos seize a beach near Karavas. reporters and tourists witness shattered hotels, ruins, and scattered bodies amid the bombardment.
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Cyprus
Kyrenia
National Guard
Makarios
Nicosia
Sami
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Klearshos Hotel
Haydon Jones
John Nicholls
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Paramount
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Diva
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