Witnesses Likely To Be Short List Of Witnesses Likely To Be Short
Washington AP The House Judiciary Committee weighs which witnesses to call to clarify impeachment evidence presented since May 9 and may vote to subpoena more material in the milk fund ITT and Internal Revenue inquiries. Potential names include John W Deane Colson and others as the panel races to a July 15 deadline amid pressure from Democrats. Public release of evidence splits party lines while Garment defends Nixon against a constitutional crisis claim. Jaworski’s tapes demand looms with July 8 arguments before Sirica and possible Supreme Court action. Mondale Ford Hun gate Dennis comment on subpoenas and Nixon’s court stance temper the tense political climate.
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Democrats Lead Poll 57 to 30 in Gallup Survey
In Princeton New Jersey AP report Gallup finds 57 percent prefer Democrats in Congress 30 percent back Republicans 13 percent undecided among 3052 voters surveyed in May and June A prior January poll had 58 percent Democrats 29 percent Republicans and 13 percent no preference The South emerges as a Democratic stronghold with 61 percent supporting Democrats
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Ethiopian Guerrillas Kill Dutch Nurse During Kidnapping
Deborah Dortzbach, a 24 year old missionary nurse from Freehold New Jersey, survived after Eritrean Liberation Front guerrillas abducted her and Dutch nurse Anna Stickwerda near Asmara. Stickwerda, 54, was killed when she lagged behind as they fled through the bush. The guerrillas claimed the shooting was a tactical mistake and released Dortzbach unharmed.
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Death Penalty May Resume Within Year
Oklahoma Atty. Gen. Larry Derryberry, chair of the NAAG Capital Punishment Committee, said capital punishment could resume in the U.S. within a year as many state laws meet Supreme Court guidelines. He noted more than half the states have adopted death penalty, mainly for premeditated murder, and predicted executions could occur in one to three years pending appeals.
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FTC action cited against major oil firms in 1974 event
At a convention attended by about 480 people, officials discussed federal action with the Federal Trade Commission against large oil companies. Some attorneys general blame energy crisis on oil industry manipulation, though one speaker disagreed, saying efforts are being developed to address such cases.
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Mayors Meeting Opens Without Daley Chief Executive
The 42nd annual U.S. Conference of Mayors meeting begins without Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley who is recovering from a mild stroke on May 6 and later surgery on June 2 at a Michigan resort.
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