Clinton Survival Strategy Aims at GOP Moderates
The House Judiciary Committee opens the impeachment inquiry centered on Clinton's affair with Lewinsky. The White House pursues moderate Republicans to derail impeachment, while critics warn of history judging lawmakers as zealots.
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FBI Sinatra Files reveal mix of fact and rumor
A cache of 1,275 page FBI files on Francis Albert Sinatra shows he once offered to work undercover for the FBI in 1950. The documents describe threats against Sinatra and vague mob and communist notes, with little concrete evidence and no mention of Judith Exner.
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President urges alliance in Social Security overhaul
At a White House conference on retirement reform President Clinton urged lawmakers and interest groups to cooperate. Democrats and Republicans acknowledged the need to work together while lobbying groups push favored positions. Daschle defended preserving guaranteed benefits, saying the fundamental concept remains viable and supported by the American people.
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