Committee Tries For Vote on Nixon Impeachment Article
The House Judiciary Committee pressed for a vote on an impeachment article accusing President Nixon of obstruction in the Watergate coverup. After 12 hours of Friday deliberations, Chairman Rodino signaled Sunday meetings if needed to finish. a 27-11 test vote supported moving forward despite Republican amendments.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Peter W. Rodino Jr
Dn.j
House
Senate
Charles W. Sandman Jr
R-N.j
Sandman
Henry P. Smith III
R-N.y
Harold V. Froehlich
R-Wis
Walter Flowers
Alabama
Flowers
Rodino
Charles E. Wiggins
Rcalif
David W. Dennis
Rind
Democratic campaign stop praises Hungate and rivals in Audrain County
Senator Eagleton salutes Hungate and 37 house members as they face decisive votes amid district campaigning. Audrain candidates for county clerk and recorder of deeds press resumes, with Nichols and Werner urging voters to choose experience and service. Local coverage reflects heated party dynamics and upcoming August 6 election.
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Sen
Thomas F.’ Eagleton
Audrain County
Bill Hungate
Thomas F. Eagleton
Plunkett Park
Eagleton
Hungate
Mexico
Missouri
Nixon
Weldon
Pete) Steiner
Vandalia
William Hungate
Judiciary Committee
White House
Gerald Ford
Out West
Ronald Reagan
St. Louis
Steiner
Washington
Ninth District
Dottie
St. Louis County
Norman Merrell
Bth
Senate
Sedalia
Don Nichols
Nichols
LeRoy Werner
Recorder
Kaiser
Werner
Marvin Dishman
John Jesse
County Road District
Jesse
Recorder of Deeds
Clyde Berry
Botkins
Carl Burchfield
Collector
Mexico City
Democratic Committee
Audrain County Central Democratic Committee
Burchfield
Leo Erdel
Erdel
Negotiations Continue For 11 Hostages In Texas Prison
Authorities resumed talks with the leader of armed convicts holding 11 hostages at a Texas State Prison. The standoff followed a breakdown after Fred Gomez Carrasco rejected a liberty-for-hostages offer and refused to surrender.
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Huntsville
Tex
Texas
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Stover Named Chief Executive Of APG Refractories
Harry M. Stover will assume the role of chief executive officer of A P Green Refractories Co effective Aug 1, following his election at the board meeting. Stover, the firm’s president since 1972, has led sales and operations while guiding 24 plants in the U S and Canada and 14 affiliated countries. He joined the company in 1954 and holds USC civil engineering credentials.
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Harry M. Stover
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Stover
Green Company
Graham J. Morgan
Charles B. Dykes
A. R. Rump
Andrew J. Watt
United States Gyp
U.S
Canada
Morgan
United States Gypsum Co
Harry Stover
International
U.S. Navy
University of Southern California
Detroit
Bigelow-Liptak
Corps of Engineers
Cape Kennedy
Mexico
Cornell University
American Management Association
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Missouri State Chamber of Commerce
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Richard Vance
John M. Willingham
John M
Jack) Willingham
Monroe Manor
Paris
Arnold Funeral Home
John Donaldson
Trinity United Church of Christ
Elmwood Cemetery
William Abner
Anna Belle Kilgore Willingham
Abe Willingham
Horicon
Wis
Wiggins
Dennis
Democrats
John Doar
Albert Jenner
Rodine
Paul &. Sarbanes
Dmd
Elizabeth Holtzman
Dn.y
Barbara Jordan
D-Tex
James R. Mann
Ds.c
Mann
James D. St. Clair
Froelich
APG
Teal Lake
William S. Lowe
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