Nixon Faces New Test in Watergate Subpoena Case
Washington AP Nixon confronts a fresh court challenge as Senate Watergate committee readies to sue for access to presidential tapes. The White House argues the court lacks authority to enforce Cox subpoena and warns of damage to the presidency if tapes are turned over.
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Next Move Is Up To President
President Nixon weighs his response to Watergate as Senate hearings pause for Labor Day. A prime time national address appears likely, potentially paired with a white paper rebuttal and subsequent news conferences. Nixon drafts his speech at Camp David, signaling an accelerated, controlled public reply.
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