House ethics panel subpoenas CBS Schorr over leaked intelligence report
The House ethics committee subpoenas CBS reporter Daniel Schorr and Village Voice publisher Clay Felker along with two New York magazine editors to reveal who provided a secret House intelligence committee report. Schorr pledges to refuse, citing First Amendment protections and moral duty to protect sources. If cited for contempt, the case could reach the courts or Supreme Court, though time is short in the current session.
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Jaworski doubts Nixon could face prompt fair trial
Former special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski says Nixon could not have received a prompt fair trial if indicted. He cites taped conversations showing contempt for lawmakers and describes Nixon’s resignation speech as fitting only if ill or unpopular, not for obstruction of justice.
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Wall Stone Theft Baffles Police Near Luzerne County
New York landowner John Levyak values a 150 foot field stone wall at 50 tons missing from Luzerne County near Shickshinny Pennsylvania. Police say few identifying clues exist and no suspects yet.
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