Kissinger leaks roil impeachment fight in House hearings
Washington wrestles with Kissinger wiretap woes as Nixon impeachment pressure escalates. Ford and conservatives denounce leaks as pro impeachment while urging open hearings. Rodino rejects public testimony bid. senators decry leaks and rally behind Kissinger’s peace efforts.
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Kissinger Wiretap Allegations Spark Political Firestorm
The New York Times and Washington Post reports cite FBI memos challenging Kissinger's testimony on 1969 wiretaps. White House aides gauge Nixon vulnerabilities as critics press for full disclosure while Kissinger contends leaks prompted resignations amid impeachment probes.
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Justice taps in Nixon era hit Kissinger aides suit
Two former National Security Council aides William A K Lake and Richard M Moose filed suits against President Nixon and Henry Kissinger alleging unconstitutionally placed wiretaps on their phones. One suit was withdrawn after Senate review discussions. The cases seek daily judgments and damages while accusing a nationwide wiretap program run by Nixon.
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California bill cuts silver import size to 22 inches
Sacramento AP reports that a bill by Assemblyman Barry Keene would lower the minimum allowed silver salmon import size in California from 2% to 22 inches, advancing from an Assembly vote of 73 to 0 toward the Senate. The measure aims to protect the silver salmon resource while allowing imports under the new, smaller threshold.
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