President declares cabinet support after resignation talk
President Nixon told his Cabinet he will not resign and faced questions about support. Kissinger stressed bipartisan foreign policy while Brenan said all members are staying on. Cabinet members gathered at the White House after Nixon’s admission that he had considered stepping down.
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Bomb blast at Los Angeles airport kills two
A blast at the Los Angeles International Airport terminal killed two people and injured several others. Dr. R Kayland described two male victims found amid debris and said another passenger likely lost both legs. Emergency crews treated victims. terminal evacuations followed a later bomb threat.
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Congress members urge Nixon resignation amid transcripts
Supporters in Congress call for Nixon to resign during any transition and for him to leave Washington, perhaps to San Clemente, as Ford prepares to announce. Several Republicans say the June 24, 1972 transcript provides hard proof of impeachable obstruction, with many predicting Nixon’s fall and impeachment votes likely to be nearly unanimous.
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Reagan Urges Nixon To Tell All In House urged for full truth
Reagan urged Nixon to disclose all details in the House to resolve the Watergate crisis quickly. He suggested the 25th Amendment as a temporary resignation if governing becomes impossible and pressed for the full truth amid growing calls for Nixon to quit or be impeached. Local Republican leaders and a Democratic opponent weighed in on whether Nixon should resign or continue with impeachment proceedings.
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Iowa
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New Jersey
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R-Va
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California
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Flowrnay
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Brown
Kissinger Cleared by Senate Panel in Wiretap Case
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was given a clean bill of health by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The panel, by unanimous vote, said Kissinger did not know of wiretapping when he testified last year that his role was limited to providing names of National Security Council staff with access to leaked information. Chairman J W Fulbright warned the endorsement does not approve the tapping program, and Kissinger had threatened resignation before Salzburg press conference.
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Impeach Debate Broadcast Backed by House Rules Committee
Washington AP report: House Rules Committee approved a resolution to permit live television and radio broadcasts of the impeachment debate in the House. The measure aims to bring proceedings to public view, with votes anticipated on the floor following committee approval.
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Reagan urges Reinecke to stay pending motions
California governor Ronald Reagan said Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke should not resign until post trial motions on his perjury conviction are decided. Reagan noted no immediate need for stepping down, while reaffirming earlier comments about resignation if required. Reinecke, facing an Aug. 31 sentencing, said the state should consider his legal rights as he remains in office. A separate note reports a Teamster drivers strike against 13 lumber suppliers in San Diego County.
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