Nixon impeachment inquiry nears end amid Watergate probes
The House Judiciary Committee nears the end of its impeachment inquiry with about five House members voting against President Nixon on major areas. The panel reexamines Watergate’s break in at the Democratic National Committee, IRS political uses, wiretaps, and the dairy industry link to campaign buttons. The court separately rejects reviewing Gov. Kerner’s bribery conviction, upholding it while federal review continues.
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France conducts atomic test in atmosphere and political tension rises
The report notes a French atomic test in the atmosphere amid protests from Australia and New Zealand. It mentions international commentary and the ongoing debate over nuclear testing, with leaders and parties reacting to the wider implications for diplomacy and regional security.
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GOP Finances Mailings Stir White House Transcript Campaign
AP report says the Republican National Committee spent over 310000 to promote a favorable view of Nixon White House transcripts. Mailing campaigns reached more than 20000 people from 40 lists, targeting veterans groups and Chamber of Commerce officials.
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Black Presbyterians elect new southern moderator in Louisville
In Louisville the Presbyterian Church in the United States elected a Black Georgia pastor, The Rev Dr Lawrence Wendell Bolton, as moderator after a three way vote among clergy nominees. The final governing assembly chose Bolton over two other ministers in a close contest on Sunday night.
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Police chief in Cascade shot after berserk incident
Autopsy and investigation underway to determine why Cascade Idaho police chief threatened a Colorado family before fatally shot by state and county officers 13 miles south of Cascade. James Perkins died after his car rammed into a cafe and rafter as John Lyons was named successor and cited health issues following kidney stone surgery last February.
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Four rescued from remote reef near BALIIIA Australia
AP reports two men and two women, stranded for two days on a remote coral reef, were rescued after their guchl and seawater supply failed. They reached safety 359 miles from Australind and had sailed five days from a New Zealand port aboard a yacht named Saspan Vagh beforeFoundering and capsizing on the Morin reef on the 28th journey.
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Deaths and funerals in Gaston County
Gastonia area obituaries report Clyde Emmanult Moss 1, 620 Ruby Sage, died Sunday after a hospital stay. He was 35 years with Coals and lark Co. in Denver, long time at Textiles Co. in Gastonia, and a church leader. Survived by wife Elizabeth, four sons, one daughter, two sisters, and many relatives. Burial at Easton Memorial Park. services by Carothers Funeral Home. Memorials to South Marietta Street Baptist Church.
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Miss Young Paper A. Ul Atfauld Jase Career Arreal Power
Fragmentary text mentions a Miss Young and a paper related to a career arrest or inquiry. Names appear unclear and many words are garbled, making it difficult to extract a clear event or entities beyond references to individuals and a service desk.
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China A test recorded amid regional reporting in India
Partial dispatch describes a China A test noted by New Delhi and Australia’s stance on the Pacific. No immediate cut from China, with evolving regional signals and official responses shaping the situation.
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Supreme Court rules on private schools use of public facilities
Case from Montgomery Alabama argues segregation in city parks and playgrounds. Court splits 6 3 upholding municipal access for racially segregated private schools to use public recreation areas. Decision follows 1938 civil rights battles and 1967 school desegregation rulings.
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Supreme Court upholds school funding ruling
A lower court decision allowing New Jersey schools to purchase secular science materials is upheld. The ruling cites separation of church and state as the basis, preserving the prior judgment in favor of the controversial purchases.
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