House Impeachment Vote Seen As Formality
In Washington a broad GOP shift supports impeachment of Nixon amid Watergate revelations. Leaders from Rhodes to Bauman back resignation and a Senate removal risk, while some Republicans resist immunity talks and debate timing for the House vote.
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Foreign Press Criticizes Nixon in Global Editorial Surge
The Associated Press reports foreign critics urge Nixon’s resignation as editorials in Britain France and Japan attack his credibility. Newspapers warn a weakened U S leadership and warn of a vacuum without a clear successor amid Watergate fallout and failed reforms.
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Newspapers Urge Nixon To Resign
Multiple papers urge President Nixon to resign amid Watergate disclosures. The Indianapolis Star counsels against impeachment due to incomplete evidence. San Francisco Chronicle urges resignation to avoid protracted trials. Tulsa Daily World calls resignation merciful to country. Kansas City Star backs resignation as best service to party and nation, urging swift House action and Senate trial. The piece also notes a separate line about ancient maidenhair tree discovery.
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Eagleton Renominated in Missouri Primary Contests
In Missouri Eagleton won renomination and ruled out a national bid, as Democrats lined up for Senate races with incumbent Bob Dole looming. Michigan saw Milliken renominate easily amid Levin rematch talk, while Idaho and other states named Reed Bennett and Frank Church as GOP and Democratic nominees respectively. The note ends with an odd zoological aside from Grzimek's encyclopedia.
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Los Angeles Airport Terminal Bomb Kills Two
Authorities probe a bomb blast at Los Angeles International Airport in the Pan American World Airways section. Two people were killed Harper Glass and Leonard Hsu, with 16 others hospitalized including a Pan Am employee and a priest. Flights were disrupted and security tightened nationwide.
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House Votes to Cut South Viet Aid and Defense Programs
The House approved a $900 million cut in aid to South Vietnam and rejected large defense spending reductions. The measure lowered military aid and targeted US missile defenses amid concerns over cost and strategic impact. Opponents argued cuts would signal weakened support for South Vietnam.
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North Viet Namese Capture Thuong Duc District Town
Saigon reports North Vietnamese forces breached Thuong Duc district town 25 miles southwest of Da Nang after a fierce hand to hand battle. Radio contact with about 400 government rangers was lost as the town fell following a ground assault begun near dusk after a barrage of rockets artillery and mortar rounds.
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