Nixon backers start Capitol prayer fast
About 350 Nixon supporters gathered on the Capitol steps to begin a 72hour fast and prayer session. They denounced impeachment as a solution, citing Watergate morality, and pledged to pray for lawmakers as they face critical decisions.
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Ehrlichman perjury case trimmed by judge in Ellsberg probe
U S District Judge Gerhard Gesell set aside the FBI lying conviction of former presidential aide John Ehrlichman in the Ellsberg break in trial while keeping the grand jury lying count. The judge ruled perjury statutes were improperly invoked for informal FBI interviews and ordered sentencing July 31 for Ehrlichman and the three co defendants. The ruling follows Ehrlichman, Liddy, Barker, and Martinez being convicted of breaking into Dr Lewis Fielding's Beverly Hills office to obtain Pentagon Papers records.
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Rodino Gate Evidence Taped in INS Probe Says Officials Tried to Compromise Him
The Justice Department has possession of evidence and a tape alleging INS officials sought to compromise Rep. Peter Rodino and a committee staffer during a 1973 investigation. Norman Summers, an INS officer indicted in Operation Clean Sweep, is named as maker of the tape. The Times cites the Los Angeles Times reporting.
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Doctor cautions on claims of curing migraines
In a column from 1971 Dr West Helzer warns against promising cures for health problems. He argues true improvement comes from accurate diagnosis, proper treatment, and patient cooperation rather than speed or bargain prices. He notes doctors should avoid implying absolute cures and emphasizes ethical care.
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