Special Prosecutor Report On Nixon Watergate Indictment Considered
The Watergate Special Prosecution Force concluded Nixon faced potential indictment for involvement in a cover-up but chose not to indict to avoid a constitutional crisis. The 300 page report covers convictions, cost over 5.5 million dollars, and notes unresolved questions about the tape gap and transcript tampering.
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Nixon
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Watergate
Archibald Cox
Leon Jaworski
Henry S. Ruth Jr
Ruth
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Charles Ruff
Nixon White House
Jaworski
Supreme Court
Democratic
Congress
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H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Marcian
Elliot L. Richardson
Cox
Driver recalls Ford crash and plans apology letter
James Salamites, 19, from Meriden Connecticut, said he rammed his Buick into President Ford’s limousine in Hartford. He began drafting an apology, while Secret Service and police ruled it not an assassination attempt. The crash injured a man in the limousine, not Ford, and officials blamed downtown traffic mismanagement for the incident.
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Ford
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Meriden
Conn
Connecticut
Frederic K. Biebel
Hartford
Talcott
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Hugh Masini
New York City
Bradley International Airport
Windsor Locks
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Edith McBride
Liane Celella
Gunghire
Joe Macri
Southington
Secret Service
Sunken Freighter Crew Held In Murder Mutiny
Five crew members of the Mimi, a Panama registered freighter, were held in Miami on overstaying charges while Immigration officials review passports and records. Indonesian seamen and a Filipino cook reportedly confessed to killing four West German officers and scuttling the ship after rescue from a life raft.
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Mimi
Louis T. Gidel
Immigration Service
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Ing
United States
West Germany
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Cuba
Lalli
Gun Supardi
Gun Gun
Manfred Opperman
West Palm Beach
FBI
Public Employee Pension Plan Hearing Set at Convention Center
A legislative subcommittee on employer contributions to the Public Employee Retirement System schedules a hearing for 9:30 a.m. Thursday at the Convention Center. Chair Sen. Floyd Lamb invites any citizen or employer representative to testify in Room D-1 and D-2. The panel aims to resolve questions about mandatory employer-paid contributions for a forthcoming legislative recommendation.
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Floyd Lamb
Las Vegas
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