Nixon Court To Decide Watergate Tapes Case
The Supreme Court faces the Watergate tapes dispute as President Nixon argues executive privilege and immunity from grand jury subpoenas. A U S appeals court rejects the claim, saying the Constitution provides no special presidential immunity. Justice appointments and originalist views feature in the debate on constitutional limits.
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Supreme Court
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District Court
John J. Sinica
Cour of Appeals
Earl Warren
Town Puts Self On The Map In Giant Puzzle Effort
Johnson Creek Wisconsin residents gathered to assemble a 16 by 20 foot map puzzle and a second large puzzle, totaling hundreds of hours, to showcase that big feats can emerge from small towns. The project was led by Mrs James Furlong who said the aim was to prove big things can happen in small towns.
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Johnson Creek
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James Furlong
Ford Seen Gaining Approval For Presidency Vote Path
An AP survey shows broad support for Ford with 25 House members ready to vote yes and 57 Senate pledges, indicating easy confirmation as hearings begin. A few lawmakers remain uncommitted and only four House members oppose the nomination. Spiro Agnew resigned after tax evasion charges, triggering Ford’s nomination by Nixon.
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Gerald Ko Ford
Cunniiiddins
Associated Press
Ford
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
House
Hella Abzug
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Bicentennial Plan Pushes Civic Involvement and Curricular Updates
Parkins announced ongoing plans for a 1976 Frederck Cousty Bicentennial brochure with maps and articles. He emphasized updating the curriculum to teach lasting meaning beyond parades and urged civic groups to send representatives to the October 25 meeting at 2 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce office to join the bicentennial committee.
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Frederck Cousty
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Chamber of Commerce
Apple Queen Donna Colvin Crowned U.S.A. 1974
Donna Susan Colvin of Gastonia North Carolina is named Apple Queen U S A for 1974 at the Gettysburg event.
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Gettysburg, Pa
Donna Susan Colvin
Gastonia
N.C
U.S.A
Democrats Predict Modest Gains in 1974 Elections
Democratic leaders caution against expecting a windfall from Watergate and Agnew. DNC Chairman Robert Strauss forecast 2-4 Senate seats and 5-6 House seats in 1974 as Dems aim to strengthen majorities to blunt Nixon veto power.
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Los Angeles
Watergate
Spiro T. Agnew
Robert F. Strauss
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Strauss
Congress
Nixon
Viet Cong Seizes Outpost Near Hue in Bach Ma Area
Viet Cong spokesman claims capture of a Buen fermi position in Bach Ma near Hue. He says Communists decimated a force of about men and that South Vietnamese troops retook the capam May 2 after 11 hours of heavy shelling. Two eminent soldiers were killed. Ceasefire violations were reported.
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Hue
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Saudi Arabia Sends Mixed Signals in U.S. Diplomatic Setback
Washington reports Saudi Arabia appears to shift modestly toward aiding Egypt and Syria in the conflict with Israel. Riyadh radio cites aligning with Arab efforts to defend honor and recover land while sources say only a token force may deploy. United States continues arms shipments to Israel as Haig affirms policy to balance regional power.
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White House
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