Impeachment Debate Opens in Judiciary Committee
The Judiciary Committee opened a long general debate on Nixon's conduct amid nine months of investigation. Members outlined draft articles of impeachment, with several Democrats signaling support while some Republicans urged full evidence review before any vote. The process aims to frame charges for possible removal, as a Watergate inquiry drama unfolds toward a potential Senate trial.
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Impeachment Talk and a Fatal Mountain Crash
Fragmented front page copy reports Watergate impeachment debate over presidential duty and a deadly crash in Irvine area. It cites Nixon impeachment questions, committee members McClory and Railshack, and mentions Richard Nixon and other aides. A separate crash near Bonita Canyon Road injures eight in two families. A one month old, Lara Chavez, suffers a broken leg.
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McClure Hesitates On Nixon Resignation Pressure
Senate conservative James A. McClure of Idaho signals possible calls for Nixon's resignation if impeachment politics persist with liberals, but he stops short of urging resignation at this time. Maryland GOP figure Lawrence Hogan reassesses candidacy after announcing support for impeachment, denying withdrawal from the race.
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Reagan not surprised by Nixon's compliance with tapes ruling
SACRAMENTO UP I reports Governor Reagan and other California Republicans urged President Nixon to comply with the Supreme Court order to turn over the Watergate tapes. Reagan’s press secretary said the governor was not surprised that Nixon followed the ruling, citing the rule of law. Democrats and Republicans praised the action, while some questioned tape integrity and potential impeachment implications.
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Glendale
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Arcadia
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Nixon prayer vigil enters second day on Capitol steps
About 250 praying and fasting supporters of President Nixon gathered on the Capitol steps for the vigil’s second day. The National Prayer and Fast Committee said the demonstration ends today as Rabbi Baruch Korfi urged the crowd to defend leadership and defend the United States against defeat from within. The crowd repeatedly shouted no in response to his calls.
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