93rd Congress Turns Tables On Nixon In Power Struggle
The 93rd Congress curbed presidential powers, rejected impoundment, and forced Nixon to sign major budgets. Congress vetoed military actions abroad, reshaped farm and highway programs, and pursued Watergate scrutiny. By year end, key bills stalled for next session amid impeachment probes.
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Eight Die In House Fire In Lennon Michigan
Eight people died in a mobile home fire in Lennon Michigan early today. Authorities have not positively identified the victims though neighbors say they include a newly married couple, four children from a previous marriage, a 20-year-old live-in babysitter, and her 2-year-old daughter. A state fire marshal cited a faulty heater as the likely cause.
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Bomb blast at Newry bar leaves four dead
Four killed and about 15 injured when a car bomb exploded at a Catholic owned bar in Newry Northern Ireland. Police said the arson attack may involve Irish Republican Army sympathizers and that the public still fears further violence. Bartender John Leenan described hearing two men warn patrons before the blast.
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Ford Enjoys Skiing in Vail During 10 Day Vacation
Vice President Gerald R Ford spent Sunday on the slopes at Vail Colorado during a 10 day family vacation. He wore a blue parka and ski pants and rode the intermediate slopes with his private ski instructor and Secret Service. Ford arrived Saturday morning and owns a condo in Vail where he is staying with his family.
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Four Quizzed in Theft Rembrandts Recovered
Cincinnati police detained four people after two Rembrandt paintings valued at about 1 million dollars were stolen from the Taft Museum. A museum official and a real estate broker involved in the investigation reported seeing the paintings before arrests were made within ten hours.
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Rockets Hit Phnom Penh Again in Cambodia
Cambodian military command says Khmer Houge gunners fired three 122mm rockets toward Phnom Penh in the early morning and one near the Mekong river bank. A rocket also landed near the Ministry of Information at noon but did not explode. No damage or casualties reported.
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Gallup Pell Shows Israel Favored
A 1967 Gallup poll tracked attitudes on the Arab Israeli conflict with results showing 54 percent favoring Israel and 40 percent Arabs, while 24 percent favored neither side and 14 percent had no opinion. The survey also noted shifts across months with 47 percent for Israel in October and 48 percent in later readings, reflecting evolving public sentiment in Princeton New Jersey.
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