Reinecke Trial Deliberations Continue In Washington
Judge Parker weighs how many defense witnesses may testify as Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke faced perjury charges. The jury waited in antechamber while defense and prosecution clashed over admissible testimony and a medical witness. Reinecke defended himself claiming no lies to the Senate, while prosecutors cited conflicting statements about an ITT offer and 1972 GOP convention funding.
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Lee Egerstrom
Fur
National Bureau
Washington
U.S
Barrington Parker
California
Ed Reinecke
Federal District
James Cox
Senate
Bevin
Parker
Cox
Reinecke
Richard Kreindienst
San Diego
Uphraid
Impeachment Vote Split Narrowing on Nixon Charges
The House Judiciary Committee considers three major articles of impeachment against President Nixon including obstruction of justice in Watergate, abuse of presidential power, and contempt of Congress for not releasing tapes. Maryland Republican Hogan announces support, citing White House transcripts, while critics fear political timing and broader split among lawmakers.
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Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
White House
Ronald Ziegler
FBI
Congress
Hogan
B. Howard Hunt
Maryland
White Mouse
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Terey
Rhodes
Catton
UPI
House
Joh B. Anderson
R-I
Walter Flowers
Dala
Judiciary Committee
Tagan
Republican Committee
Crystal Hall
Hoxan
Robert’ McClory
Bill
GOP
Sam Garrison
McClory
Nbc-Tv
Cyprus turmoil and Nixon tapes dominate headlines
UN spokesman warns Turks to hold air port as cease-fire falters while Waldheim urges compliance. In Beirut, nearly 40 Americans sheltered after rescue from Cyprus fighting. Cyprus leaders shuffle with Clerides acting and Malakios returning soon. Back in Washington, Nixon tapes debate unfolds amid Moon rally observations and a Parr guilty plea in campaign finance case.
Greece junta returns to civilian rule amid Cyprus crisis
In a jetliner provided by French President Giscard dEstaing, the Greek military regime announced it would entrust homeland governance to a civilian government after meetings with former political leaders and cadets. Cyprus turmoil and a Turkish invasion pressured the junta to pivot, with Karamanlis welcomed home by supporters as a potential civilian leader.
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Giscard Westaing
Cyprus
Makarios
Mediterranean
Turkey
Henry Kissinger
Karamanilis
Athens
National Radical Union Party
Karamanlis
Greece
U.S
Constantine
Moscone Hospitalized With Acute Viral Infection
State Senator George Moscone of San Francisco was hospitalized Tuesday at UC Medical Center with an acute viral infection. Doctors ordered a week of rest and observation after flu like symptoms and temperatures up to 104 degrees. The 44 year old Moscone had presided at a joint committee hearing on Social Security adjustments before admission.
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San Francisco
Senate
George R. Moscone
University of California Medical Center
Moscone
UC Hospital
Joint Committee
Oil profits soar as quarter gains mount for majors
New York AP reports second quarter 1974 earnings rise sharply for oil majors on higher crude prices. Standard Oil of Indiana posted a 131 percent after tax profit increase. Amoco, Shell, Cities Service, Tenneco and Gulf Oil also reported sizable gains with a mix of domestic and foreign petroleum earnings.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Shell Oil Co
Cities Service Co
Tenneco Inc
Gulf Oil Corp
Indiana Standard
John BE. Swearingen
Amoco
Military budget cut trims arms spending and tests
Negotiators from the Senate and House Armed Services Committees announced a $22.16 billion weapons authorization for the year starting July 1, cutting nearly $1 billion from the administration’s request. The measure drops funds for Minuteman missile tests from silos in Montana Idaho Oregon and parts of Washington and California. It also approves $32 billion in military aid to South Vietnam this year.
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UPI
Senate
United States
House
House Armed Services Committees
Air Force
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
California
South Vietnam
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