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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1974

Page

6

Women priests suspended by Episcopal bishops

The presiding bishop ruled that the ordination of the first women priests exceeded church authority and barred their officiating. Bishops in Philadelphia Newark and Syracuse suspended participants citing violation of church canons and constitution. Suzanne Hiatt Constantin Hate Wittig Belly Bone Schiess among those affected.

New York Episcopal Church John M. Allin Philadelphia Newark Syracuse Mla Church of the Advocate Ishop Lyman C. Opithy Pensylvania Vic Suzanne Hiatt IP Lee George Rath Nad Constantin Hate Wittig Ned Cole Central New York Belly Bone Schiess Daniel Corrigan Denver

Two accused in gifts to Humphrey and Abourezk

Watergate prosecutors charge John Valentine and Norman Sherman with misdemeanor information for aiding a computer mail service firm in making illegal campaign contributions to Senator Hubert Humphrey and Senator Abourezk during the 1972 campaigns. The case links AMI payments totaling 82 000 to services for Humphrey and other targets, with penalties up to one year in prison and a 1900 fine.

Washington UPI Waterate Sens Hibert H. Humphrey Dminn James €. Abouresk DGD Minneapolis, Minn John Valentine Minneapolis Norman Sherman Associated Milk Producers Inc AMIT Valentine, Sherman and Associates Humphrey Iowa

House Panel Debates Nixon Impeachment Subpoena Fight

The House committee, divided along party lines, votes to advance two impeachment articles against President Nixon. Republicans question the evidence and accuse Democrats of overreach while lawmakers warn that stonewalling could set a dangerous precedent and shift power from Congress to the presidency. John Dean faces sentencing as a key witness, with debate over subpoenas intensifying alongside ongoing Watergate revelations.

David Dennis R-Ind Nixon Eilberg Delbert Lalta Ohio The National Archives George Danielson D-Calif St. Peter’s Railshack Railsback Wiggins Niguti Thes Watergate Leon Jaworski Supreme Court McClory House Congress Wayne Owens D-Utal House of Representatives Manse of Representatives

Tapes shown in Watergate case reflect White House review

After a 35 minute hearing, St Clair said Nixon would seek to withhold parts of some tapes from Ja Wortski while Deputy Press Secretary Warren announced the Supreme Court order allows claims of executive privilege on specific portions. Sirica will screen tapes for relevance to the Watergate cover up trial, set for September 9.

St. Clair Nixon Simica Jaworski White House Gerald L. Warren Supreme Court Sirica Warren Jaworsld Sirfen Timning Watergate

California to Vote on Impeachment of Nixon

The Sacramento Bee cites up to 31 of California’s 43 Congress members leaning toward impeaching President Nixon. Bee Washington bureau writer Leo Rennert notes that 24 Democrats and 19 Republicans comprise the delegation. Major whip John McFall predicts all 24 California Democrats will back impeachment, with as many as seven Republicans possibly joining.

Nixon Sacramento Bee Bee Washington Bureau Leo Rennert California Bennert John McFall Manteca House McFall the Bee

Impeachment Debate Frays GOP Support for Nixon

Conservatives and Republicans in the House turn against the President as impeachment moves gain traction amid defections and reevaluation of loyalties. House leaders acknowledge growing opposition while Nixon clings to the stance that the House will weigh the evidence and vote against impeachment. Local White House staff scramble to manage the political fallout.

Warren Nixon House Impeachmant

Nixon hears Simon praise morale after Middle East trip

Treasury Secretary William E. Simon reported to President Nixon on his Middle East trip and said the president was in a highly positive, affirmative frame of mind. The two men, meeting for over an hour, discussed energy and other problems as Nixon rested from a California working vacation.

Washington UPI Treasury William E. Simon Nixon Middle East California Simon

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