Tapes Spell Guilt Carter Says Guilt Tapes
Gov. Jimmy Carter states Nixon knows the Watergate tapes will prove guilt and will ignore orders to release them. He believes the President will not comply with Supreme Court or Senate demands during impeachment inquiries. Carter and five other governors spoke on Meet the Press as the conference opened.
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Reds Shell Bien Hoa Airbase Base Camp Casualties Rise
In a dawn mortar and rocket attack at Bien Hoa near Saigon, casualties ran high at the airbase and a nearby POW camp. Officials cited at least 18 killed and 58 wounded among Viet Cong prisoners, plus civilian deaths and injuries estimated around 100. One soldier died and eight others were wounded on the government side. The attack hit a napalm storage area and raised broader fighting reports north of Saigon as cease fire conditions remain fragile.
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Polio Victim Backed for Rehab Chief Face Critics Claim
Washington United Press International report says Andrew Adams, a polio paralytic and former athlete, was named by President Nixon on April 26 to head the Rehabilitation Services Administration overseeing nearly $947 million in federal and state programs. Critics like Rep. John Brademas question his lack of rehab field experience, sending protests from medical groups and state directors. Adams defends his mission and notes political backing from Sen. Robert Dole, while emphasizing his faith in the mission and his past as a school superintendent.
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Impeachment TV Hearings Seen Unlikely This Summer
Washington reports that televised impeachment hearings are unlikely this summer as the House Judiciary Committee struggles with openness and legal questions before a mid July vote. Rep Hogan and Rep Waldie urged faster action on possible impeachable offenses during a Face the Nation appearance.
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Mills Muscle Test Tests Mills Power In House Reform Fight
Washington (UPI) Democrats may learn this week that personal power can still dominate reform efforts as Rep. Wilbur Mills defends his tenure as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee. The battle centers on a new House Democratic Caucus rule allowing members to instruct the Rules Committee on floor votes. Liberals seek an immediate end to the oil depletion allowance and have voted to push for a vote on Rep. William J. Green’s end-the-depletion amendment. Mills plans a closed rule to keep floor action to the Ways and Means bill and its three year phaseout. The outcome could determine whether tax legislation remains written by the 25-member committee or by the full House.
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Threats Stall Hearst Search Amid Bombings and Attacks
In Los Angeles authorities pursue Patricia Hearst amid threats from the underground and a string of bombings connected to the SLA. The Weather Underground claims responsibility for a blast near Attorney General Younger's office as the manhunt widens across Barstow Santa Barbara Kona Hawaii and other locations.
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Golda Meir stepping down as Israel premier in 1974
United Press International profiles Golda Meir as she retires from the prime ministership amid debate over disengagement agreements with Egypt and Syria. The article recalls her rise from Kiev born leader to Israel's steady, tireless stateswoman, noting her personal sacrifices and drive for peace, despite critics calling for appeasement.
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