Guerrilla Attack Kills Three in Galilee Settlement
In Shamir, Arabs and Israeli troops fought a 1 hour 40 minute gunbattle leaving three settlers and three guerrillas dead. Initial reports said a woman volunteer and two residents also among the dead. Guerrillas tried to enter the settlement before being repelled as Nixon tours the region.
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Committee fights over Nixon IRS tape in impeachment probe
House Judiciary lawyers press for a Sept 15 1972 tape as crucial to proving President Nixon used the IRS against enemies. Sirica sent the segment to a grand jury, blocking committee access, while Doar seeks a copy before the impeachment inquiry proceeds.
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Watergate
John W. Dean III
White House
Kissinger leak plea boosts Senate backing
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger won broad initial Senate support as 48 or more senators signed a resolution praising his integrity amid accusations he ordered wiretaps. Kissinger denied initiating taps under oath and faced sharp criticism from Republicans over leaks related to FBI memos governing the case.
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UPI
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Strom
Reinecke venue change denied in perjury case
The U S Court of Appeals rejected California Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke request to move his trial from Washington D C to the West Coast. Judge Barrington Parker had ruled on the appeal which his Washington lawyers will not pursue to the Supreme Court. The indictment stems from lies before the Senate Judiciary Committee about talks with former Attorney General John Mitchell related to ITT’s offer to aid the 1972 Republican National Convention. Reinecke’s trial is set for July 15 with a motion to dismiss awaiting ruling for lack of a Senate quorum.
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ITT
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California awards first death sentence under new law
Donald Lee Bernard, 36, was sentenced to death for the 197? killings of Loretta Dickinson and Robert Nyberg near the Mojave River. The case marks the state’s first death penalty sentence since reinstatement. In Santa Monica, Ronald Sims faced deliberations over whether his murder of a maintenance man met willful pretreatment and deliberate criteria for death.
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Calif
UPI
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California
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Superior Court
Edward P. Fogg
Bernard
Loretta J. Dickinson
Robert G. Nyberg
Mojave River
Kentucky
Sims
GM adds standard options. raises car cost average
GM cars and trucks will cost about 118 dollars more starting Monday as steel belted radial tires power steering and a high energy ignition become standard on many models. Some vehicles see higher increases like the Malibu Hardtop Coupe, now priced at 3344.10 after a 286.10 rise.
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UPI
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Cost of Living Council
U.S
Nixon aide Buzhardt suffers heart attack in early hours
Fred Buzhardt, a top Nixon Watergate lawyer, is in serious condition after a heart attack at Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church Virginia. Spokeswoman Peggy Pond said he faced severe chest pains and is under observation with doctors listing his condition as serious but stable.
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UPI
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Fairfax
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