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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1973
Page
2
Congressional Quarterly notes the Democrats plan to press overrides after Watergate fallout. House leaders ONeill and Doklie say the strategy aims to vote the will of districts, despite Nixon’s vetoes, to push legislation through Congress.
In Austin a state lawmaker charged the Texas Medical Association with using scare tactics to defeat a bill authorizing health maintenance organizations. Rep Mickey Leland cited TMA lobbying and doctor recruitment as key efforts to sway House votes while noting parallel resistance in a Senate measure and White House pressure shaping Republican support.
A British soldier was wounded by a sniper in Belfast's Ballymurphy district as the IRA escalated its campaign in Northern Ireland. The weekend toll rose with nine deaths across Thursday and Friday, including four helicopter pilots, a girl, two guerrillas, and two civilians, marking the heaviest two-day loss for British forces there this year.
Norfolk Virginia AP reporting President Nixon told Armed Forces Day crowds that destroying the Paris peace agreement would be a crime against Americans who died in Indochina. He urged all parties to honor their obligations and warned of a possible shift to a secondary U.S. role if adherence fails.
Americans for Democratic Action at its 26th national convention voted to call for President Nixon to resign amid Watergate. The group narrowly rejected a move for censure and, by wider margins, rejected impeachment and resignations for Vice President Agnew and the Cabinet.
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