Nixon impeachment debate highlights and charges
The article details the House impeachment proceeding against President Nixon. It cites accusations of using tax information for political ends, wiretap orders, and abuse of federal agencies. Supporters call these presidential offenses while opponents argue over procedural and factual points.
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Nixon
IRS
Judiciary Committee
Attorney General
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Richard Kleindienst
Elisberg
FBI
CIA
Justice Department
Archibald Cox
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
America
Connally
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
McClory
Thomas Railsback
Hamilton Fish Jr
N.Y
Lawrence J. Hogan
M. Caldwell Butler
Harold V. Froehlich
Wis
Cohen
George Danielson
Calif
Wiggins
David W. Dennis
Rind
Dennis
Mass Transit Aid faces White House veto risk in new bill
Congress may vote this week on an $800 million emergency mass transit funding measure for urban systems with the White House uncertain on a veto. The plan would allocate aid by population, passenger revenue, and revenue passenger miles, prioritizing large cities like New York and Chicago, with 80 percent matching funds for operating costs or capital projects.
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Don Phillips Washington
UPI
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Transportation
Claude S. Brinegar
Nixon
House’ Public Works Committee
New York
Chicago
Transportation Secretary
New Magistrate Judge Named for First Judicial District
The magistrates commission in Coeur d Alene selected Quentin Harden to serve as Attorney Magistrates for the First Judicial District. He starts August 1 and will work district wide from Boundary County. Harden, a 1972 College of Law graduate from Moscow Idaho, has served as Boundary County Prosecuting Attorney since October 1972 and resides in Bonners Ferry with his wife Kathy and children Troy and Tara.
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Magistrates Commission For the First Judicial District
Coeur d’Alene
Quentin Harden
Harden
Boundary County
College of Law
Moscow
Idaho
Kathy
Troy
Tara
Bonners Ferry
Sunshine Mine to Add Two New Directors
Sunshine Mining Co plans to add two board members Darwin J. Pope a New York mining engineer and Alfred E. Tree former Chemical Bank of New York vice president. The annual stockholders meeting is set for September 30 in Boise Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg, Idaho
UPI
Sunshine Mining Co
Darwin J. Pope
New York
Chemical Bank’ of
Alfred E. Tree
Boise
Peru protests erupt as Velasco seizes independent press
Students riot in Lima protesting government takeover of Peru's major independent newspapers. Police use tear gas and high power hoses as Velasco parades with tanks and vows revolutionary reform to curb press power. Delegations from six Latin American nations observe the event.
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Stephen Morrow Lima
UPI
Lima
Peru
Juan Velasco
Velasco
United
Sietutes
Raul Castro
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Leandro Anaya
Makarios Not To Be Stopped
Deposed Cypriot President Makarios arrived in London after talks with Kissinger and urged firmer UN action to halt Turkish advances in Cyprus. He said he would return to Cyprus as elected leader once Greek officers who overthrew him are replaced, stressing the island's future over timing.
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White House
Charles W. Sandman Jr
R-N.j
Don Edwards
Dcalif
Nixon
London
UPI
Makarios
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Roy Hattersley
United Nations
Cyprus
Ankara
Insanity Defense Placed In Williams Murphy Kidnapping
William A H Williams seeks an insanity defense as trial opens in Atlanta for kidnapping Reg Murphy editor of the Atlanta Constitution. Williams, 34, allegedly led the non existent American Revolutionary Army and abducted Murphy for a $700000 ransom paid by the newspaper.
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William Cotterell
Atlanta
UPI
William A.H. Williams
Atlanta Constitution
Reg Murphy
Wiliams
Tyrus Atkinson
Williams
Murphy
Betty Ruth
FBI
Atkinson
O’kelley
U.S
John W. Ludwick
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Zenith
Sunshine Mine
E. Tues
Péru
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