Poll shows voters know few candidates in key races
The poll shows widespread uncertainty across the 34th and 58th districts with many respondents unable to name any Democratic or Republican candidates for governor and lieutenant governor. After names were shown, voting intention varied, but high don’t know rates persisted especially in propositions 5 and 9 and in the controller race.
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Mark W. Mantalord
Dennis Murray
Wallace Edgerton
Virginia Waters
Antonio Gigliotti
Conrad Housley
Wallace Rodecker
Jared Sloan
Russ Rubley
Robert Sassone
Bill Bond
Don Phillips
John Phillip Sousa
Bill Semeraro
Gil Stevens
Fred W. Chel
Clarence Gregory Erole Kell
Carlos Navejas
James Gray
George Curry
Sumner Offi
Lakewood
Mark Hannaford
Opinion Research of
California
Mervyn Dymally
Elizabeth Weingand
Fidel Gonzalez
Lawrence Walsh
Robert Battin
John Harmer Sohn Venemaan
Houston Flournoy
James Flournoy
Flournoys
Nixon faces new court deadlines on Watergate
Washington AP report outlines fresh deadlines in Watergate cases as Judge Gesell orders Nixon to confirm understanding of possible dismissal if records are withheld and Supreme Court bypass sought to decide on withholding evidence. Jaworski seeks early Supreme Court review to expedite access to tapes and 64 conversations with aides amid ongoing impeachment inquiry and potential trial delays.
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White House
Watergate
Supreme Court
Gerhard Gesell
Nixon
Tower
Defendents
Plumbers
Mouse Judiciary Committee
James D. St. Clair
Colson
Ehrlichmas
Gesell
St. Clair
Andar
Special
Seon Jaworski
US Court of Appeals
Jaworski
Appeals Court
Kissinger pact signs amid Syrian Israeli efforts and stalled Golan fighting
The Syrian Israeli agreement is announced as fighting continues in the Golan Heights for a 80th day. Premier Meir presents the pact to parliament amid Likud opposition while Rabin may assume leadership after approval. The accord involves U S assurances that retaliation will be limited and monitored, with broader US aid and Geneva talks shaping regional relations.
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Golan Heights
Golda Meir
Shimon Peres
Likud
Kissinger
Damascus
Washington
Nixon
Syria
President to visit Mideast amid security questions
Reported plans indicate President may depart for the Middle East as early as June 6 with stops likely in Egypt Israel Saudi Arabia and Jordan. Security controls appear firm only for Israel and Saudi Arabia while Syria Jordan and Egypt carry past terrorism concerns impacting trip context.
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Middle East
Syria
Geneva
Egypt
Jordan
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Independent, Press-Telegram
Nixon faces impeachment risk as panel rebukes subpoenas
The House Judiciary Committee warns President Nixon that refusing Watergate tapes subpoenas could constitute grounds for impeachment. The panel votes 28 to 10 to send a letter noting refusals may invite adverse inferences about the material. In a related move, Judge Sirica refuses to hand over four tapes, saying Nixon must decide their release.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Lawrence Hogan
Peter Rodine
John Conyers
Conyers
U.S
John J. Siricatalay
White House
Judiciary Committee
Sirica
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