Truckers Await Action As Protests End Across States
Truckers protest wave ends with scattered clashes in Pennsylvania New Jersey Virginia Oklahoma as the Fraternal Association of Haulers urges drivers to return to the road. Independent truckers warn of potential nationwide impact while awaiting further official action on fuel shortages and roadway access.
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Congress Eyes Saxbe Nomination and Aid Bills
Congress enters a cleanup week aiming to clear a heavy calendar before Jan 21. President Nixon nominates William B Saxbe for attorney general after Archibald Cox’s firing order controversy. The Senate moves on a $5.8 billion foreign aid bill and debates defense funds, energy measures, and Social Security boosts as adjournment nears. House Senate conferees must reconcile defense appropriations and fuel emergency measures amid disputes over busing and Rhodesian chrome embargo votes.
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Playboy Collector Sells Complete Set to Free Space
Austin resident Elmo Wagner, 43, seeks 3000 dollars for his 239 issue Playboy collection, excluding April 1954, stacked about eight feet high. He bought the first issue for 225 dollars in Cincinnati and expects about 1000 dollars in proceeds to reinvest in space for books.
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Goldwater Urges Impeachment Talks Amid Watergate Doubts
Barry Goldwater told reporters that Americans demand the truth on Watergate and urged swift impeachment discussions. He criticized Senate Republicans and House Republicans for delays and argued President Nixon used executive privilege to shield secrets.
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Poll shows drop in impeachment talk in New Jersey poll
AP reports a Gallup style survey shows 37 percent favored Nixon removal and 35 percent said he should be impeached. A November poll had 37 percent supporting removal, with public approval of Nixon’s conduct declining as the impeachment debate cooled.
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