Impeachment move grows in Congress amid Watergate crisis
The White House seeks to clear up confusion after Cox’s firing and Nixon’s refusal to turn over tapes. Lawmakers debate immediate impeachment, with Senate and House leaders studying the crisis and public hearings as Nixon contemplates the next steps and potential replacement of officials.
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Anderson proposes new special prosecutor office
Rep Glenn Anderson of California proposes reinstating the special prosecutor office Tuesday in Paramount. He doubts enough votes to impeach Nixon but believes the bill could gain support to override a veto. He cites Harding era investigators probing Teapot Dome and accuses Nixon of breaking his word by firing Archibald Cox.
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Cease fire sought as Kissinger tours Middle East
The cease fire deadline neared as Kissinger met with Israeli leaders in Tel Aviv after negotiating a UN backed truce with Moscow. Egypt and Syria reported heavy fighting near the Golan Heights and along the Suez Canal as both sides prepared for a 12 hour halt. Libya’s Khadafy dismissed U N efforts and pledged financing rather than troops.
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Sinai Peninsula
Anwar) Sadat
India
Wuld
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U S airlift to Israel continues despite ceasefire talks
The Defense Department said the United States will keep its airlift of weapons and supplies into Tel Aviv, using C 5 and C 130/ C 140 transports with about two flights per day. Some 30 Phantom jets have been sent to replace Israeli losses while Moscow plans a larger Soviet airlift to Lebanon and Egypt.
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Plane crashes into warehouse on Signal Hill killing five
A plane struck a warehouse on Signal Hill causing five deaths and extensive damage to a building housing sensitive electronic equipment. Investigators suspect misjudged altitude amid fog. witnesses recall the aircraft circling and nearly hitting homes before crashing into the roof. Authorities will probe under NTSB and FAA jurisdiction.
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22 000 volts jost three men injures in steel mill yard
A 20 year old Lynwood man suffered critical burns and two others were treated for minor injuries after they cut into a 22 000 volt line at Southwest Steel rolling mills in the Southeast Los Angeles area. Deputies said the men were digging in the yard when their pickaxes struck the high voltage line causing an arc that buried them.
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