Constitutional Conflicts Nothing New By DONALD M. ROTHBERG
Nixon faces a long history of conflicts between the presidency and Congress. Jefferson refused to bow to a subpoena in Burr’s treason trial, while Marshall’s era showed limits to courts’ reach. Ervin cites Jefferson as precedent, but Chase warned the court could threaten the president. Lincoln and Wilson also offered varied responses to congressional subpoenas.
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John Marshall
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Burr
Marshall
Sam J. Ervin
D- 1.C
Watergate Committee
Ervin
John N. Mitchell
Sissippi
Andrew Johnson
Atty
Henry Stanbury
Three Dead In Athens Airport Terrorist Raid
At Athens international airport two Palestinian guerrillas attacked passengers with grenades and submachine guns killing three people and wounding 55 as hostages were seized and later released. Victims included Albert Kerson of New Jersey and Jeanie Salantis of New Jersey. another American remains unidentified.
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United Arab Republic
Zemed Mohamed
Talaat Hussam
Watergate reshapes balance of power between Congress and presidency
Washington AP report quotes Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield saying Watergate has restored the balance of power after Nixon-era dominance. Congress, set for a summer recess, may reconvene Sept 5 with recalls possible. Key actions include bills limiting presidential war powers and funding vetoes, plus budget, education, foreign aid, and reform measures.
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Mike Mansfield
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Batista Dies After Heart Attack In Spain At 72
Fulgencio Batista the Cuban dictator who toppled Machado in 1933 and ruled for 18 years died in Guadalmina near Marbella Spain after a heart attack. He was 72. His son Reuben said the ex sergeant fell ill after dining with family at the villa. Burial is planned in Madrid where he held an apartment. Batista had sought refuge in Portugal and Spain after Cuba’s 1959 revolution led by Fidel Castro. He rose from sugar mill worker to army sergeant and staged revolutions in 1939 and 1952. Batista’s era saw US ties and heavy American investment but lasting social disparity. His death ends a controversial era in Cuban history.
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Fulgencio Batista
Fidel Ostrol
Guadalmina
Reuben
Cuba
Batista
Reuben Batista
Madrid
Radio Havana
Miami
Agence France Press
Portugal
Castro
Gerardo Machado
United States
Tomato harvest starts in Vincennes area as state reports
Indiana Rural Manpower Service says no openings for uncommitted workers as tomato picking begins in Vincennes with generally good prospects. The report notes no openings in Indiana agriculture despite the start of harvest.
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Indiana
Indiana Rural Manpower Service
Vincennes
Courts Reviewing Decisions On Cambodia bombing case
The Supreme Court divided on a brief ruling lifting a bombing ban in Cambodia. The 2nd Circuit in New York will hear Wednesday's appeal challenging the bombing halt set for July 27 and the August 15 funding cutoff.
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Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
William O. Douglas
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Douglas
Pentagon
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U.S. 2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
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Elizabeth Holtzman
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Air Force
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Orrin G. Judd
2Nd Circuit Court
Judd
Holtzman
Justice Marshall
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