Albert firm in refusal to order House inquiry
House Speaker Carl Albert said he would not order a House inquiry into Vice President Agnew, a decision he called non political and based on study. Rep Findley urged reconsideration, warning a hands‑off stance could let a cloud hang over Agnew. Albert noted resolutions on the matter are before the Rules Committee, but he won’t act today.
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McCloskey backs bid by Agnew
Representative Paul N. McCloskey publicly supports an investigation into Vice President Spiro Agnew. He urged a House inquiry and scheduled a debate, arguing the process should reveal all facts without prejudice to Maryland grand jury proceedings.
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Reagan backs Agnew and Nixon in Watergate era clash
Gov. Reagan voiced support for Spiro Agnew amid corruption and leaks charges and reiterated belief in President Nixon's innocence. He told 600 Independent Insurance Agents Association of California members that those implicated in Watergate have been apprehended and praised Agnew’s counterattack. He outlined plans for a nationwide speaking schedule after leaving the governor’s chair and urged opposition to federal land-use planning and liberal spending. He promoted Prop 1 tax cuts as applicable nationally.
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