Supreme Court orders Nixon to surrender White House tapes
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that President Nixon must hand over White House tapes and papers to Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski for use in the Watergate trial. Chief Justice Burger wrote the ruling, rejecting claims of generalized confidentiality against due process in criminal justice.
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W. Dale Nelson
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon
White House
Leon Jaworski
Warren E. Burger
Burger
San Clemente
Ronald L. Ziegler
Robert McClory
Illinois
House Judiciary Committee
McClory
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Rodino
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Cox
Michael Rodak Jr
Detroit
Executive Branch
William H. Rehnquist
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
U.S
John J. Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
Sirica
William O. Douglas
Philip A. Lacovara
Governor Awaiting Gold Bar Evidence of Treasure Claim
Gov. Bruce King pressed for proof the White Sands trove exists, seeking a gold bar or two before advancing talks with the Defense Department. A Boston lawyer represents six claimants claiming ownership of millions in gold bars near Victoria Peak on state trust land.
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Robert Locke
Associated Press
Albuquerque
N.M
Bruce King
White Sands Missile Range
King
New Mexico
Defense Department
Claamants
Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Victoria Peak
Bailey Group
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
State Land Commission
Washington, D.C
David Norvell
Washington
Bailey
Ammy
Norvell
Alex Armijo
Army
Howard Callaway
Caramanlis Takes Office as Greek Premier After Cyprus Crisis
Constantine Caramanlis sworn in as premier of Greece ending the seven year dictatorship after Turkey invaded Cyprus and international pressure forced a civilian government. Clerides and Makarios voiced cautious stances as UN ceasefire violations persisted.
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Associated Press
Constantine Caramanlis
Greece
Cyprus
Turkey
Bulent Ecevit
Caramanlis
Adamantios Androutsopoulos
Glafcos Clerides
Makarios
Cola
The
New York
Clerides
United Nations
Security Council
Athens
Paris
Caramantis
Roswell Wins 180000 State Match for Truck Bypass
Roswell Mayor Jerry N. Smith said the State Highway Commission will match 180000 for the Atkinson Street bypass reconstruction from Fifth Street to College Avenue. City will cover total cost and be reimbursed 90000 by the state for paving curbing grading and sidewalks on both sides. The bypass completion aims to reduce truck traffic on Main Street. United Way of Chaves County board president Baynard W. Malone announces a regular board meeting at 4 30 on Thursday at the Security National Bank Building auditorium with agenda including bylaws and 1974 campaign organization.
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Henry Tasca
United States
Robin Hooper
Britain
Caramanlis
Seraphim
Phaedon Gizikis
George Papadopoulos
Cyprus
Athens
Roswell
State Highway Commission
Jerry N. Smith
Atkinson
Fifth Street
College Avenue
Smith
Main Street
United Way of
Chaves County
Baynard W. Malone
Board of
Ctors
Security National Bank
Dams urged to curb Artesia flood threat in New Mexico
Artesia Mayor Ernest Thompson told a Senate subcommittee funding for the Draw-Tumbleweed watershed project is needed to protect the city from recurring floods. Former mayor T E Vandiver and local leaders cited past flood damage dating back to 1941 and shown photos from 1954 and 1964. They argue the plan, a chain of small dams across the draw, should be extended westward beyond city limits to be adequate.
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Washington
Artesia
Ernest Thompson
U.S. Senate
New Mexico City
Draw
Roswell Names First Woman Motorcycle Traffic Officer
Connie Hopper becomes Roswell City Police Department’s first woman traffic officer assigned to a motorcycle. She moved from a meter maid role to traffic duty, later riding a Honda 500 and issuing citations while directing traffic. She plans to advance in law enforcement and notes women can perform the job with proper opportunity. Police Chief L M Hall commends her progress.
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Connie Hopper
Roswell
Lynn Hunter
Roswell City
Hopper
Roswell Police Academy
L. M. Hall
Nixon impeachment debate opens on TV radio networks
The House Judiciary Committee impeachment debate opens with TV coverage on ABC and PBS stations at 7:30 p m EDT. NPR and CBS radio plan live broadcasts, with NBC and ABC radio airing only as developments warrant. PBS will tape the session for later rebroadcast.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Abc-Tv
Public Broadcasting System
National Public Radio System
CBS
NBC Radio
ABC Radio
Mutual Broadcasting System
NBC
PBS
Public Television System
Aline
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