Senate could quiz Nixon in White House
The Senate would have 26 detailed rules for an impeachment trial and could allow a 12 member committee to question Nixon in the White House. It outlines oaths, subpoenas, and whether Nixon appears in person or with counsel. The chief justice would preside, and televised proceedings are possible.
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Byrd sees growing odds of Nixon conviction on trial
Senate Majority Whip Robert Byrd said on television that conviction chances rise if Nixon faces a Senate impeachment trial. He stressed a two thirds vote is needed for removal, while House impeachment requires only a simple majority. Byrd cited Judiciary Committee action and recent court rulings as factors shaping the outlook. He urged a revised impeachment process to unify a polarized public.
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Ex FBI official denies Deep Throat secret source claim
Washingtonian magazine fueled Watergate mystery by suggesting former FBI associate director Mark Felt was Deep Throat, a claim Felt denied. He noted access to internal information was limited to top White House and high officials, leaving room for doubt about a single source or composite.
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Soviet Press Downplays Nixon Impeachment Vote
Tass coverage in Sunday reports claims Nixon is confident he will not be impeached after the House Judiciary Committee endorsed the impeachment resolution. Sacramento notes a wave of generic political press releases flooding state capital offices, accusing campaign operatives of laundering oil, insurance, horse racing, and liquor money through public channels.
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