Senate backs Kissinger amid House rebuff
The Senate showed strong support for Henry Kissinger amid a House Judiciary Committee failure to act. A Senate resolution, introduced by Sen. James Allen with Mansfield among co-sponsors, urged confidence in Kissinger as he announced plans to resign if needed. The panel ruled a hearing motion out of order, citing lack of judicial basis to judge the secretary.
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Leak Stop Urged By Rodino On Impeachment Evidence
Washington report notes Chaia Peter W. Rodino Jr urged House Judiciary members to keep impeachment materials confidential amid leaks. He told Democrats the full evidence should be kept private to maintain public confidence, amid disclosures from committee staff and presidential tape analyses.
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Five Shots Fired At Supreme Court Building
Police reported shots fired into the Supreme Court Building Wednesday night. Bullet holes appeared on doors and a window, with no injuries or suspects found. Authorities linked the incident to the Hearst kidnapping case naming the SLA and Liberation Forces as possible motives.
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Attorneys for former army Lt William L Calley asked three federal judges to keep Calley out of prison as a U S Circuit Court of Appeals panel restructured. The case centers on whether a Georgia district court overstepped authority ordering Calley freed from military confinement and led to a delay while the judges stepped aside. The defense cited the judges extensive military backgrounds as a reason to seek impartiality.
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Askew Vetoes Liquor License Extensions
Reubin Askew vetoed a bill allowing state liquor licenses for bowling alleys with 12 or more lanes and tennis clubs, and permitting restaurants to serve alcohol after meals end. He opposed special liquor licenses by either local act or general law, calling the measure inconsistent with prior qualifications.
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Ehrlichman Trial Status Shift Over Evidence Waiver
Four federal judges signaled the Ehrlichman trial can proceed after the White House waived executive privilege on subpoenaed material, easing a potential contempt showdown. The judge warned a possible brief delay, while prosecutors urged separate handling of Ehrlichman’s case to avoid postponement.
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District Judge Sirica urged a direct heart to heart talk between John Ehrlichman H R Haldeman and President Nixon to obtain White House documents for their Watergate defense. The judge noted the possibility of Nixon reviewing files while considering executive privilege. The trial is set for September 7 with other defendants Mitchell, Ehrlichman, and Haldeman.
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Burch assails House panel over impeachment leaks
Presidential counselor Dear Harel accuses members of the House Judiciary Committee of leaking impeachment materials and losing control of the panel. He cites alleged backdoor procedures and criticizes the committee for failing to protect confidential evidence while Kissinger faces questions over wiretaps.
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