Nixon impeachment effort broadens as subpoenas issued
The Supreme Court ruling forced Nixon aides to supply tapes in the Watergate case. James D. St Clair agreed to deliver 20 conversations by next Tuesday and 44 more soon. The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed 63 of 64 conversations as impeachment moves advance.
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U.S. District Court
James D. St. Clair
Leon Jaworski
Judiciary Committee
McClory
Donohue
Nixon
Tom Railsback
Taois
Hamilton Fish Jr
New York
Lawrence J. Hogan
Maryland
M. Caldwell Butler
Virginia
William Cohen
Maine
Harold VY. Froehlich
Wisconsin
Hogan
Butler
Department of Justice of the
United States
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Office of Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Central Intelligence Agency
Justice Department
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Ford urges Nixon not to quit amid impeachment push
Vice President Ford defended Nixon at a Chicago news conference saying resignation would imply guilt. He cited House committee splits, criticized Democratic members seeking impeachment to undo the 1972 election, and warned of nationwide impact. Ford urged action on the Supreme Court order to surrender Watergate tapes and documents.
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Goraki R. Ford
House
Nixon
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House Committee On the Judiciary
Ford
Democratic Committee
Committee
Democratic
Congress
Public Enemy No. L
White House
Los Angeles
Chicao
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Muncie
Ind
House Judiciary Committee
U.S
Supreme Court
Watergate
Leon Jawarski
Eject man for yelling at inquiry in impeachment hearing
A youthful interrupter shouted at the House Judiciary Committee impeachment inquiry in Washington. Chairman Rodine ordered silence and eviction, as a plainclothes detective moved toward the disruptive participant from Baltimore identified with the Baltimore Washington Nonviolence Community.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Peter W. Rodine
D-N.j
Sal Seafiei
Nancy Dorst
Baltimore
Baltimore- Washington
Renewal of Cyprus fight seen
United Nations sponsored cease fire began Monday afternoon as President Clerides warned that restraint cannot continue and responsibility for possible violence rests with the Turkish government. He and Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash agreed to avoid more bloodshed while clarifying he does not blame Denktash for cease fire violations by mainland Turks. He blamed the Turkish government and army for actions on Cyprus showing Turkey’s lack of concern for peaceful coexistence between Turkish Cypriots and Greeks.
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Clerides
Rauf Denktash
Denktash
Cyprus
Turkey
Diol
St Clair Sets Tapes Deadline in Nixon Case
St Clair agrees to a deadline for turning over 20 tapes from White House discussions linked to the Nixon case. He and Jaworski clash over a full surrender timetable, while Sirica hints at setting his own schedule if needed. The hearing follows a Supreme Court order requiring Nixon tapes for the trial of six aides in the cover up.
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White House
St. Clair
Sirica
Jaworski
Supreme Court
Nixon
Fire Damages Two Repaired Concessions at Queen's Park
A fire at West Pike Avenue ignited in a shared building destroying the basketball and baseball throwing concessions and slightly damaging a third. Investigators say youths, possibly arsonists, sparked the blaze at 1:20 a.m. Five fire companies fought the fire for about 20 minutes. An owner reported earlier trouble with teenagers. Arson investigators sift for evidence as responders contained the flames. Washington reports Nixon defender Sandman said the President never had a chance in the House Judiciary impeachment inquiry.
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Washington
UPD
Charles W. Sandman Jr
BNW
Nixon
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Holdout felons in Huntsville demand limited armament
In Huntsville Texas the holdout felons guard hostages including librarians and teachers threatening to kill. Prison officials discuss time buying and shifted hostage status as negotiator priest is now treated as a captive while the group requests three M1 carbines and remains inside the library. The incident draws federal scrutiny as NAB accuses DOJ of bias in cross ownership debates.
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Texas Department of Corrections
W. J. Estelle Jr
Huntsville
Conviess
Joseph O'Brien
Fred Gomez Carrasco
Texas Narcotics Czar
San Antonio
Taylor
Convics
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