Nixon grand jury vote cited no indictment possible
The article notes that Leon Jaworski said a grand jury could not constitutionally indict a president. Nixon refused to testify before the grand jury, which had been investigating the Watergate break in since 1972. Congress extended the grand jury’s term to finish the inquiry as indictments were returned on May 1, 1974 against Mitchell, Ehrlichman, and Haldeman.
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Congress
Mayen 1
John Mitchell
John Ehrlichman
Wk. Haldeman
Sirica
Jaworski
Grand Jury
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Washington
Foreman
Library of Congress
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Officer, gunman slain in tense standoff across city
Shots rang out as Carr holed up in a home drew police to a tense dawn standoff. Wounded officers and bystanders were treated as tear gas drove back crowds. Carr refused to surrender and was wounded.
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William Ferretti
Edward Hale
Fields
Owens
Andersen
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Sets
Bernard Venditte
Guy Godrich
James Krzemien
Orea
Marold Bloemer
Cary
Ciary Bean
Carr Fom
POWs Traded in Mideast Swap Ties Cease-fire
Israel and Syria completed a prisoner exchange as 232 Arab soldiers were sent back to Syria and 58 Israeli captives released. The move began an eight month after the Yom Kippur War and triggers a 20 day disengagement with UN observers to guard the Golan Heights line. UN troops are to occupy areas evacuated by both sides while border traffic resumes.
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Syria
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Golan Heights
S Fael
U.N
Lel Sham
Quavitra
Damascus
Henry A. Kissinger
Kurt Waldheim
Jerusalem
Lyria
Geneva Middle East
Bandit shoots dead great grandmother in Salem
Mrs Finn and neighbors recount a fatal shooting as a bandit shot the elderly woman after a robbery attempt. The victim, described as active and very young for her age, lived alone twenty years and is survived by a son, a granddaughter, two sisters, and three brothers in Salem Oregon.
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U S Army helicopter shot down near S Korea presidential palace
Two U S Army officers were wounded when a U S helicopter from the 128th Aviation Co. was hit by antiaircraft fire while over Seoul s restricted airspace near the presidential mansion. The chopper crash landed in Yonhi Dong a stream area causing window damage.
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Seoul
128Th Us, Army Aviation Co
U.S. Military Command
Park
Yonhi-Dong
France to arm subs with hydrogen warheads in 18 months
The Guardian says France will convert its Strategic submarines to carry hydrogen bomb warheads within 18 months to two years, each warhead around one megaton. Navy Captain Henri Fages confirmed plans at a new Brest base visit by foreign reporters. Meanwhile in Bogota a UPI report notes a U.S. registered plane with three on board was missing since Monday en route Cartagena to Lima.
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France
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Presth Navy
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Lima
Peru
Mills proposal would throw tax bill open
House Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills announced he would ask to send an energy tax measure directly to the House floor, bypassing the rules committee. The move would open the bill to amendments including repeal of the oil depletion allowance, a step Mills apparently favors. The plan sparked a stormy Rules Committee session and critiqued as an attempt to bury the legislation under open rules and a flood of amendments.
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D-Ark
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