Supreme Court rules Nixon must surrender tapes and papers
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 0 decision, orders President Nixon to give up White House tapes and papers sought in the Watergate cover-up trial. Chief Justice Burger states that confidentiality cannot trump due process in criminal justice. Justice Rehnquist did not participate.
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Germantown man safely off Cyprus
Germantown couple learns their son Jim Henry, a 27 year old former Jane Addams Middle School teacher, was evacuated from Cyprus to Lebanon with other foreigners. A State Department cable confirmed he was in Nicosia and safe, with plans to stay until August 2.
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Greece Returns to Civilian Rule as Caramanlis Is Sworn In
Constantine Caramanlis was sworn in as premier signaling the end of seven years of military dictatorship in Greece. In Cyprus a rival Cypriot regime saw a change of presidency while Makarios prepares to return. UN says cease-fire violations persist and Security Council demands compliance.
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Bomb hits French military mission in Washington
A bomb exploded outside the four story building housing the Materiel French Military Mission at 2164 Florida Ave near Embassy Row. No injuries reported. windows blown out and a tree limb torn. FBI agents dispatched. building apparently unoccupied. mission conducts U S military hardware purchases.
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Argentine jet lands safely at Kennedy after hijack scare
The FAA said the Argentine Boeing 707 reported hijacked landed at Kennedy Airport at 9:22 a.m. It was boarded by FBI and other agents with no injuries and cockpit operations normal.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Tonight Through Sunday
Partly cloudy skies are forecast for the Middletown area tonight and Thursday with lows in the upper 50s and highs in the 80s. Yesterday’s high was 78 and overnight low 61. The outlook calls for a chance of showers Friday followed by fair skies Saturday and Sunday.
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Hogan shocks GOP by voting for Nixon impeachment
Rep. Lawrence J. Hogan, a conservative on the House Judiciary Committee, became the first Republican to announce support for impeachment. His decision opens talk of party defections as the panel prepares to debate the charges this evening with a vote expected by Friday or Saturday. Hogan insisted the evidence proves impeachable offenses and that Nixon has lied to the public.
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Opening Session Televised Nixon Impeachment Debate
The House Judiciary Committee opens its impeachment debate with coverage planned on ABC TV and PBS stations at 7 30 p m EDT. NPR and CBS Radio will air the debate live, with NBC Radio and ABC Radio covering only when warranted. Mutual plans special evening programs. NBC and CBS reportedly have no live opening coverage.
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Nixon will not watch impeachment debate on TV
President Nixon will watch none of the House Judiciary Committee impeachment debate tonight, a spokesman said. Ronald L. Ziegler noted Nixon previously watched none of the Senate Watergate hearings, though he later admitted peeking at times.
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