Panel Votes On Nixon Impeachment Split Public Backlash Emerges
A United Press International sampling shows House Judiciary Committee members facing mixed hometown reactions after voting to recommend impeachment of Richard Nixon. Supporters defend conscience voting while opponents warn of backlash in southern districts and upcoming elections.
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United Press International
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
UPI
Judiciary Committee
Jesse Cooksey
South Carolina Republican Committee
Mann
Donald Fowler
South Carolina
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Nixon
Ray Thornton
Republican National
Odell Pollard
Dale Bumpers
Senate
Thornton
David Pryor
Across 40 Campus 1 Much-used personage DOWN i North
Word puzzle type cryptic clues appear next to a grid with references to Across and Down entries. The page includes a cryptoquote attributed to Lady Marguerite Blessington and a Norwalk Reflector-Herald publication notice with pricing and distribution areas.
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Evening TV Screenings and Prime-Time Schedule Summary
A dense broadcast log lists films and shows across the evening, including "The Gun and the Pulpit" at 8:30 and "The Friend Who Walked the West" and "Pretty Poison" later, followed by a full slate of news, game shows, dramas, and soaps through the night with classics like Jeopardy, General Hospital, Bonanza, and Merv Griffin.
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Stephen Young
Robert Evans
Hugh O'Brian
Anthony Perkins
Tuesday Welts
George Raft
Sally Gray
Phil Donahue
Merv Griffin
Andy Griffith
Dear Abby: Old Romeo Still Gives Thrills
A reader recounts 29 year marriage and playful seduction with an amorous mood despite housework and kids. Abby urges frustration not to ruin romance and notes couples find ways to keep passion alive. Conflicting letters discuss manners at dinner and a sensitive boxing-team remark.
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Romeo
Reform Watch: House Delays Clean Election Bill for November
Washington commentary notes House delays on the clean election bill amid Watergate backlash. Senate provisions aim to curb abuses, but House leadership and procedural hurdles risk leaving reforms unpassed. Soviet cooperation is revealed in counterterrorism efforts with Tokyo radicals and hijack warnings.
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Dohio
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Hays
Supervisory Board
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John Murphy
D-N.y
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