Senate Democrats Push $6.6 Billion Tax Cut To Subpoena Tapes
Senate Democrats press House Judiciary Committee for a $6.6 billion tax cut as part of a broad economic plan while preparing to subpoena more Watergate tapes. The report cites inflation easing, potential unemployment rise, and calls for either a $825 exemption or a $190 credit amid White House and congressional debate.
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Judiciary Panel
Basiget
Nixon
Edward M Kennedy
Dmass
Walter F Mundaie
Dminn
Russell B Long
D-La
Hubert H Humphrey
D. Minn
Fifty percent favor Nixon impeachment in Harris poll
A nationwide Harris poll of 1,335 households in early May finds 50 percent support impeachment if Nixon refuses the requested tapes and materials, 31 percent have no opinion, and 82 percent react negatively to his Watergate handling.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Louis Harris
Shoplifter Sentenced to 19 Years in Inmate Stabbing Death
Steven E. Coley, 19, of Baltimore, already serving 18 months for shoplifting, received an additional 18 years after pleading guilty to stabbing 19-year-old Lee C. Townes, also of Baltimore, during a February altercation in the recreation hall at the Maryland Correctional Training Center in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Hagerstown
St Clair opposes Supreme Court role in tapes case
Washington AP Nixon Watergate lawyer James D. St Clair urged the Supreme Court not to intervene in the tapes dispute and said the case should be decided by the U S Court of Appeals first. Jaworski pressed for Supreme Court jurisdiction while seeking access to a Nixon tape. St Clair plans to advise the court Thursday.
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Miles
Nixon
Operate Part
John M Luar
Judiciars Committee
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Sas
Nisan
Niam
Walerpsteigher
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Lepes
Jaworsin
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Judicary Committee
Dimuerals
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DNJ
Bodine
Senate Watergate Committee
Rodino
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Washington
Supreme Court
White House
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Clair
Tues
Leon Jaworski
U.S. Court of Appeals
Jaworski
Internal Revenue Service
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St. Clair
U.S. District Court
Ant St. Clair
Appeals Court
IRS
Democratic Party
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Sirica
H. R. Haldeman
John W. Dean II
Dean
Haldeman
Senate
Joseph J. Connolly
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Watergate Special Prosecutor
Connolly
Kleindienst
Reporter Refuses To Disclose Source In Supreme Court Move
In Washington the Supreme Court refused a stay on a disclosure order against Erin Hume of a feature about former United Mine Workers officers. The case centers on source secrecy as Hume pursues review of an appeals court ruling upheld by Judge Howard Corcoran in a burglary and murder context involving Tony Boyle and Edward Carey.
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Pers Hume
Supreme Court
Une Appeals Court
Dearict Court
Howard Corcoran
High Court
Edward Carey
The
Mine Workers Union
Anderson
Carey
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Casey
Boyle
Joseph Jock Yablonski
Oil Firms Bid Heavy on Texas Coast Oil Leases
New Orleans AP reports bids surged after a US district judge refused to block the federal sale of oil leases on 245 offshore tracts off the Texas coast. Bidders rushed cash deposits, with royalties and future production subject to Interior and Treasury collections.
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Texas
Department of Interior
The
Treasury
High Island
Galveston
Matagorda Island
Possible Racial Disorders Cited In Baltimore
The Justice Department names two Maryland and Delaware cities where school desegregation disputes may spark racial disorders when schools reopen this fall. Ben Holman of the Community Relations Service says trouble could occur regardless of congressional actions on busing proposals.
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Washington
Maryland
Delaware
Justice Department
Ben Holman
Department
Congress
Italians Demonstrate Across Italy in Prestrike Day
Riots and demonstrations marked a prestrike day across Italy as workers from industry to the stock market halted activities. In Brescia a fascist rally ended with six dead and 91 injured while police restored order. Leftist youths roamed Rome and Milan attacking suspected rightists and their associates as authorities tried to maintain control.
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Kalas Social
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Sicily
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Milan
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