Nixon impeachment vote seen by White House panel
President Nixon expected the House Judiciary Committee to back a bill of impeachment but doubted full House approval. White House aides cited James D. St. Clair's assessment that the panel would recommend impeachment, while Dean's testimony remained a point of contention among lawmakers.
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House
John J. Rhodes
Ronald Ziegler
Judiciary Committee
St. Clair
John Dean
Dean
House Judiciary Committee
E. Howard Hunt
Jury Deliberations Open in Ehrlichman Case Ransacked Office Ties to Ellsberg
Jurors begin weighing charges against Ehrlichman Liddy Barker and Martinez tied to the White House plumbers unit. The Fielding ransack over the Ellsberg files prompts questions of Fourth Amendment violations and possible police state overreach. Witnesses discuss Nixon era actions and payoffs related to the Hunt blackmail case.
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UPI
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Eugenio Martinez
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Special Investigative Unit
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Fielding
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Felons seize U S courthouse cellblock in hostage crisis
Two convicts took hostages in the U S District Courthouse near the Capitol vowing not to harm prisoners as they pressed demands for safe passage to Venezuela. They released Deputy Marshal Raymond Miller and communicated with authorities and WASH radio while the Ellsberg trial continued.
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U.S. Capitol
Venezuela
Robert Jones
Fort Leavenworth
D.C
Corrections Department
Sinatra avoids journalists and union clash in Australia
Frank Sinatra dodged questions from reporters labeled as ”bums” and ”hookers” in Sydney while promising Melbourne fans a free TV broadcast of a concert. Labor unions had cut services over his remarks but reached a deal allowing the tour to continue without apologies. Workers restored services after the agreement.
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UPI
Frank Sinatra
Melbourne
Boulevard Hotel
Sinatra
19 Minute Gap Found in Nixon Ehrlichman Tape
Watergate prosecutors disclosed a 19 minute portion of a Nixon Ehrlichman tape is missing from a recorded meeting. The White House attributed the gap to the recording machine running out of tape and critics accused prosecutors of courting the press.
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UPI
Watergate
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John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Richard N Veniste
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Gerald Warren
House Judiciary Committee
Dean
Ehrlichman
E. Howard Hunt
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon winds up busy week at White House before California trip
Nixon finishes a hectic White House week and heads to California after preparing new inflation actions. He plans to attend Earl Warren’s funeral, sign a budget reform bill, and discuss disclosures with James D. St. Clair while committees cite an 18 minute tape gap and leak disputes persist.
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UPI
Nixon
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Earl Warren
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Carl Albert
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Nixon signs budget reform to curb impoundment power
President Nixon signs the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974 in the Oval Office. The measure creates House and Senate Budget committees and a budget office, shifts the fiscal year to October 1 1976, and requires congressional consent on presidential fund withholdings, aiming to curb inflation and foster cooperation between branches.
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UPI
Nixon
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Senate
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Portugal faces toppling cabinet as Spinola considers military leadership
President Antonio de Spinola moved to resolve Portugal's crisis by dismissing the eight week old cabinet and naming Lt. Col. Mario Ermino Miguel as potential prime minister. He signaled a coalition including Communist, Socialist and Democratic groups while denying a rightward swing.
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UPI
Antonio de Spinola
Portugal
Spinola
Adelino da Palma Carlos
Mario Ermino Miguel
Communist Party
Alvaro Cunhal
Mario Soares
Council of Ministers
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