Prosecutor Asked Senators to Kill Watergate Hearing
Archibald Cox, the new Watergate special prosecutor, sought to halt Senate hearings but failed. He discussed reducing harm to investigations with Samuel Dash, who said halting the hearings was impossible. The Senate committee plans to call key witnesses next week including John Mitchell and H R Haldeman as it widens its probe.
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Bombs continue raids after Senate vote on Cambodia war
U S B52 bombers near Phnom Penh for three raids within hours of Senate action to cut off funding for the Cambodia air war. Congress opposed, but Cambodian officials say the bombing will continue unless Nixon vetoes or Congress acts.
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Weekend Thunderstorms Loom Across Central Mountains
Weather update notes a 20 percent shower chance through tomorrow with lingering gray splots, while today's high reached 92 and the forecast calls for upper 80s tomorrow. Tonight will fall to the low 60s with a 62 degree low at 6 10 a.m. Central Arizona travelers should expect heavy thunder showers and gusty winds through Sunday in the southern region.
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Greece abolishes monarchy naming Papadopoulos president
Premier George Papadopoulos declared Greece a republic after dissolving the monarchy and exiling King Constantine. He said a national referendum will approve the change, with parliamentary elections planned by year end 1974, as investigations tied the king to a navy plot and Velos mutiny.
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U S plans arms sale to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait
The United States prepares to sell F4 Phantom jets to Saudi Arabia and considers a similar sale to Kuwait, aiming to counter Soviet arms in the region. Iran could also receive U S arms, drawing Israeli concern despite State Department assurances of maintaining Israel's security. The exact numbers remain undisclosed.
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Nixon Pompidou summit aims at broader alliance
Nixon and Pompidou closed two day talks in Reykjavik with a plan to pursue a revitalized transatlantic alliance for the 1970s. They signaled a potential unique NATO plus Ireland summit, noting no firm accords but mutual interest in trade money and defense solutions.
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