Supreme Court ruling reshapes Nixon impeachment debate
The Judiciary Committee moves toward impeaching President Nixon as the Supreme Court’s 8-0 ruling on executive privilege frames the issue. Burger states privilege yields to justice when evidence is essential in a pending criminal case, a landmark on executive power. The decision heightens national attention as Congress prepares actions following the committee’s recommendations.
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MFN debate, emigration and Khrushchev Remembers excerpts
A U.S. MFN policy poll shows most executives oppose the Jackson emigration ban and support MFN for communist nations, arguing it promotes openness and trade. The piece notes Khrushchev recalls Eisenhower inviting him to the U.S. and Camp David confusion, reflecting mutual misunderstandings amid Cold War tensions.
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Watergate reforms face Senate hurdle and House logjam
Washington report tracks Watergate reform efforts and the clash between Senate strong provisions and House procedural obstacles. The piece notes incumbents seek appearance of reform, not substance, and describes a supervisory board and veto risks. Additional section covers Soviet cooperation on hijacking intelligence and calls for stronger anti piracy measures with airport vulnerabilities.
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Havasupai Seek Trust Title to Grand Canyon Lands
A 251000 acre trust title amending Senate bill 1296 would expand the Grand Canyon by adding Havasupai lands. The Havasupai, isolated in the canyon since AD 700, face health and social crises, with limited healthcare and schooling options. Support from Nixon and others backs permanent trust status, despite conservationist objections.
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Golf Links Host Maryland Pros in Feederick Meet
The Catoctin Country Club will host a Maryland Professional Golfers Association tournament on Monday marking the first time the state pros meet in Frederick. The all day event aims to attract a large crowd as the series moves to Suburban Country Club on August 26. Copper mining may return to Frederick County as drilling studies begin next week with American Smelting and Refining Company exploring New London Liberty Unionville farms.
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Bush doubts mercy for White House felons in Watergate era
George Bush denounces sympathy for Magruder Colson Dean and others branded as White House gangsters. He argues they betrayed party and country and questions the genuineness of their reform while noting Nixon's lingering legacy and calls for prudence in judging repentance.
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