Nixon Faces Watergate Questions and Court Path
President Nixon says the Watergate matter should remain in the courts and defers to the Justice Department. He testifies that he trusted agencies, believed no White House involvement existed, and learned of new information that prompted his own probe.
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Bradley in Serious Condition After Emergency Surgery
Omar N. Bradley, one of five star officers from World War II, underwent 20 emergency operations in the early hours and remains in serious condition. Doctors report massive blood clots in his legs as the cause, with treatments failing and surgery required.
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Arizonans react to Nixon speech amid calls for transparency
Arizona Democrats criticized Nixon’s statements on the Watergate tapes while urging release. Eva DeConcia said nothing in the remarks proves trust, and Merlin DuVal doubted full accountability. Gene Karp urged tape disclosure as essential for investigators and the Senate.
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