McCloskey to push impeachment again in coming weeks
Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr. said he would try to spark House impeachment talk again within a week or two as he sought to present facts on Watergate. He reserved time to exchange views but was cut off mid speech by a GOP maneuver. Senator Barry Goldwater told cadets at the Air Force Academy that the President will not resign or be impeached.
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UPI
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Airorce Academy
Colorado
Goldwater
House
GM Rebuffs Guerrilla Demands Over Rehiring
General Motors announced it would continue operations despite threats from left wing guerrillas to kidnap executives unless 1,000 laid off workers are rehired. The ERP had targeted Ford and Otis in similar actions, with Ford surrendering $1 million in goods to charities after injuries to staff and Otis relocating top executives to Brazil.
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UPI
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Ford Motor Co
Otis Elevator
Ford
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Krogh may be changing mind about burglary
Los Angeles based report notes Egil Bud Krogh, once eager to take full responsibility for the Ellsberg burglary, may testify before the Watergate West grand jury with negotiations continuing as he adopts new counsel. Witnesses at the session included E Howard Hunt and Bernard Barker from the Watergate team.
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UPI
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Bud
Krogh
Ellsberg
Joseph Busch
Busch
Nixon
Daniel Elisberg
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Bernard Barker
Eugenio Martin
Felipe DeDiego
Senate Debates Demo Backed Spending Bill in California
In Sacramento a Democratic bill copying Reagan's surplus plan advances from the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee on a 5-2 vote. Lead author Assemblyman Kenneth Cory says the amendments offer an olive branch to Republicans while delaying the July 1 sales tax hike to January 1. The measure would redirect about 368 million from the surplus to delay taxes and spend 313 million on bond-free projects, saving roughly 164 million in interest, with additional allocations for earthquake safety and land for beaches and parks.
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Ory
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Eons Deukmejian
A-Long Beach
A. Alan Post
Reagan
Senate
Getty's son may have been killed
Police revealed two small knife wounds on George F. Getty II after his death at Queen of Angels Hospital. Initially reported as a sudden illness, investigators now consider the death suspicious as detectives sort through conflicting stories.
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Los Angeles
UPI
George F. Getty II
J. Paul Getty
Queen of Angels Hospital
Getty
Getty Oil Co
E. Hernandez
Hernandez
Abnormally born baby in Miami first of its kind here
Joan and Mike welcomed a dipygus infant named Joe with four arms and four legs after surgery led by Dr. Marc Rowe at the University of Miami. The couple, who married at 19, credit faith and medical skill for Joe’s progress as he nears a potential normal life and a future operation to correct digestive issues.
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UPI
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Joe
Pattycake
Marc Rowe
University of Miami
School of Medicine
Miami Erald
Rowe
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