Kissinger Talks With Syrian Leader on Golan Cease Fire
Kissinger met with Syrian President Hafez Assad in Damascus to discuss a cease fire on the Golan Heights and a possible troop disengagement pact. Officials warned of tough concessions and noted Syria demanded Israeli withdrawal while security was heightened amid assassination fears and hostile demonstrations.
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Judiciary panel to begin impeachment hearings next week
The House Judiciary Committee will start impeachment hearings next week without waiting for more evidence from President Nixon. The session will open with restricted access and most days will be public. James D. St Clair will have an active role, sparking debate among liberals.
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White House Says Transcripts Do Not Prove President Involved
White House officials expressed satisfaction with early newspaper reports on the Watergate transcripts. They noted initial focus on controversial sections while acknowledging the 1,300 page book would provide the fuller story.
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San Francisco Zebra killings suspects released for insufficient evidence
Police freed four of seven suspects in the Zebra killings after reviewing evidence. Mayor Alioto planned grand jury action while urging federal inquiry into a Death Angels cult alleged to target whites and dissident blacks. Remaining trio held on murder charges. all seven linked to Black Muslim Temple 26 and Black Self-Help Co.
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FBI raids SLA hideout linked to Patricia Hearst case
In San Francisco authorities raided a Western Addition apartment used as an SLA hideout for Hearst. Officers found slogans signed by Tania and items suggesting SLA occupancy within a week. No weapons or suspects found, but bank robbery ties under probe.
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