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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1974
Page
6
The impeachment debate centers on whether House members should weigh political and public interest alongside the evidence against President Nixon. Garrison urged a broad view, suggesting removal serves the national interest, while others questioned the inference-based case and executive privilege.
Former senator Wayne Morse died after a long public career that included a role on the War Labor Board and years of opposition to U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Tributes poured in from political allies and rivals as Morse’s life was recounted from his Oregon Law School leadership to his Senate campaigns and clashes with Nixon.
Clair argued only House impeachment could direct the President. He called impeachable offenses major crimes and said the people would not accept otherwise. The Judiciary Committee chair said Clair cannot participate later this week as it debates articles of impeachment. Democratic leaders indicated they would vote against inviting him and told him goodbye.
In a tearful appeal to kidnappers, a burly white haired millionaire pleads for his son Larry Adell’s safe return after he vanished in Palm Springs. Police tied two men to the case as a $56,000 reward is offered for information. The father, a former Detroit fire commissioner, says he has custody of one child while the estranged wife holds the other.
Conflicting reports said scores of people were killed, many civilians and tourists, as Turkish planes bombed Famagusta and Nicosia. Kyrenia area saw intensified combat while 350 foreign vacationers were stranded. U.N. talks, U.S. diplomats, and Greek demonstrations framed a fragile cease-fire two hours after its deadline.
A U S Navy F4 Phantom fired a Sidewinder missile during a Subic Bay exercise, hitting a helicopter 70 miles southwest of the base. Six crewmen aboard are missing. debris recovered as two destroyers search the area amid a probe into the incident. Names of the six missing include Lt Donald Gene Allen and Lt(jg) Roger Oster Woodring in addition to five other crew members.
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