Impeachment Debate Divides House Panel Hearings Continue
Key lawmakers from both parties clash over evidence in the Watergate inquiry as the House committee weighs articles of impeachment. Democrats press for action citing tapes and cover up, while Republicans urge caution amid warnings of constitutional consequences.
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Nixon outlines steady path to curb inflation and restraints
Nixon defends tight money policy while promising expansion of credit to support moderate growth. He criticizes inflation as high and vows a sensible course with no dramatic shocks, vetoes excess spending, and emphasizes wage and price controls as discredited. He plans 23 nationwide conferences to explain federal programs and policies.
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Supreme Court limits Detroit desegregation ruling
The Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, confines desegregation to Detroit, reversing lower courts that had ordered area-wide integration. Chief Justice Burger notes later rulings allow desegregation without a fixed racial balance, while reaffirming Brown v Board of Education’s ban on separate but equal. Marshall calls the decision an emasculation of equal protection.
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Cat Guards Baby From Snake Stand-Off in Homes Sunlit Room
In Los Gatos a Siamese cat faced a four-foot rattler within three feet of a month-old infant. The cat held eye contact for over 15 minutes until police and Santa Clara County Humane Society arrived. The snake was captured with a noose. parents praise the cat’s vigilance and luck.
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Book dealer loses bid to void Calif obscenity law
California book peddler Marvin Miller, tied to a landmark Supreme Court obscenity case, lost his bid to overturn state law as the high court dismissed his appeal. Justices Brennan Brennan Jr Stewart and Marshall dissented in part, arguing the case lacks a substantial federal question and Miller deserves a new trial.
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