Controversy Over Access To Presidential Tapes
Washington lawyers face off in a first round over White House tapes sought by Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox and defense by Charles Alan Wright. The case centers on whether presidential conversations can be disclosed, with Sirica to rule and a Supreme Court outcome likely. Cox and Wright, both seasoned professors, prepare arguments in this high stakes battle.
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Cubans' Counsel Awaiting Action From Sen Weicker
Miami attorney Ellis Rubin said he may advise four Cubans arrested in the Watergate burglary to switch to not guilty pleas and sue the Republican campaign committee, but he will wait two weeks to see what Sen. Lowell Weicker plans. Weicker met the men after they pleaded guilty and were held in Danbury prison. Weicker’s aide said the senator was concerned and may consider actions as a committee member, not as counsel.
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Nixon loses temper at Rivergate confrontation
President Nixon showed annoyance outside the Rivergate Convention Center in New Orleans as reporters and officials crowded the door for his Veterans of Foreign Wars address. He grabbed Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler by the shoulders, ordered him to handle the press, and gave him a shove, then said the press should not come this way before later dismissing the incident.
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Nixon weighs delaying California news conference
President Nixon may postpone his long awaited California news conference until next week. White House aides say the delay would allow more time to consult political advisers before his first public appearance in over five months regarding Watergate.
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Baker Says Nixon Would Honor Court Order On Tapes
Sen. Howard Baker predicts President Nixon would comply with a court order to turn over Watergate tape recordings. Amid calls for impeachment if he defies it, Baker notes the need for clear separation of powers and cites forthcoming Senate committee disclosures on alleged Democrat tricks.
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Scandal May Help Restore Solon Power
Senator Fulbright told the Lions Club in Jonesboro Arkansas that Watergate could restore legislative power and end the erosion of Congress. He warned war and emergencies have concentrated power in the executive branch and that the scandal might rebalance authority back to lawmakers.
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