Nixon confident amid impeachment inquiry and Kissinger stance
President Nixon, touring Middle East and Moscow, remains confident no impeachable offense has been proven, says White House aide Haig. He says Kissinger will not resign and that Nixon plans to stay in Washington for the Judiciary Committee debate, aiming to put Watergate disputes behind him.
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Reinecke jury set for perjury trial opening
A 12 jurors (six men six women) panel was chosen for the Ed Reinecke perjury case after six hours of voir dire by Judge Barrington Parker. Jurors reflect a predominantly black, Democratic population. Prosecution will call Clark MacGregor, John Tunney, and Bob Wilson. defense may call George Allen and Archie Moore.
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Jackson Senates headlines in Nixon Kissinger clash
White House press secretary Ziegler rejects Henry Jackson charges about secret deals with the Soviet Union and arms sales. He cites Kissinger’s June 4 briefing and says Jackson misstates the matter while seeking headlines.
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Hijacked Japanese Jet Ends After Eight Hours
Police stormed Japan Air Lines DC8 at Nagoya Airport to end an eight hour hijack. Akira Iwakoshi slashed his neck before being overpowered. 75 passengers escaped unharmed, one stewardess wounded. Two U.S. travelers uninjured.
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Nixon fires OEO head over abolition clash
President Nixon dismisses Alvin J. Arnett director of the Office of Economic Opportunity after Arnett resisted plans to abolish the agency and argued to preserve key programs. Burt A. Gallegos to replace him as acting director amid impeachment talk and political pressure.
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Ohio blue collar strike spreads to prisons and mental wards
Ohio's growing blue collar walkout expanded to 24 prisons and mental hospitals as nearly 10,000 correctional officers and hospital attendants joined. A union leader threatened to “close Ohio down” for a 40 cent an hour raise as the strike began July 6 at Lebanon Correctional Institution.
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IRS audit lowers Nixon papers value below Nixon claim
The New York Times reports independent auditors hired by the IRS valued President Nixon's papers at under half the $576 000 claimed by Nixon's appraisers. The House Judiciary Committee has copies of the audit and is debating whether to release them.
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