Bush denies vendetta charge against Nixon in Watergate
George Bush as Republican National Committee chair rejects the idea that Nixon’s woes stem from a vendetta by opponents. He says Republicans care more about Watergate, notes transcripts hurt sentiment, and expects better GOP prospects in 1976 while criticizing Democratic campaign tactics and congressional popularity.
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U S judge weighs dropping Ehrlichman charge
A federal judge indicated he may dismiss one charge against John Ehrlichman in the White House Plumbers case. The consideration centers on whether Ehrlichman lied to the FBI about knowledge of the Pentagon Papers matter and the Ellsberg psychiatrist break in. The judge noted an FBI memo did not clarify which topic was discussed. He referenced publicity and venue concerns that could block a fair trial in Washington.
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