Ford Hopes Impeachment Hearings Won’t Drag Out
Vice President Ford urges House Judiciary Committee to avoid extending hearings on Nixon impeachment. He says slow proceedings could hinder Congress. Republicans Wiggin Dennis and Smith say “hush money” tape is the only potential incriminating evidence so far.
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Thai leader agrees to keep post as premier renewed
King Bhumibol appointed Sanya Thammasak as Thailand’s premier after a seven day political crisis sparked by his resignation. Sanya, 67, heads a 28 member cabinet following prior government leadership since October a student uprising near anarchy toppled the military regime of Thanom Kittikachorn.
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Convair Plans Busy Schedule Despite Memorial Day Break
Convair returns to Washington for a brief home respite and flies to Charlotte to play in a pro am golf tourney. He notes his busy itinerary has taken him across 30 states since last fall and says the impeachment issue is a likely no win for Republicans more than for Democrats.
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