Goldwater claims Democrats bugged in 1972 and 1964
Senator Barry Goldwater asserts Democrats and Republicans engaged in political bugging in 1972 and 1964. He cannot substantiate the Democratic charges, declines to name sources, and calls for a special independent prosecutor in Watergate while criticizing Nixon’s handling and resignations. He warns of possible impeachment if Nixon had prior knowledge.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Arizona Republican
White House
Nixon
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Commitment bill stalled by amending language
Phoenix reports a House amendment to a commitment bill triggered a Senate review and halted the measure. The House Judiciary Committee added provisions prohibiting suspended sentences for hard drug pushers. Senate supporters argued the new language was unrelated and not acceptable, and no conference committee would be formed this session.
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UPI
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House Judiciary Committee
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Rosaldo Resigns UA Romance Languages Chair
Renat Rosaldo has submitted his resignation as head of the University of Arizona romance languages department. He criticizes Dean Tiermann II Bleibtreu for outside expert use and interference, while UA President Schaefer declined to form a committee.
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Renat Rosaldo
University of Ariza
Liberal Arts College
Tiermann II
Bleibtreu
Rosaldo
John P. Schaefer
Schaefer
Nogaldo
Out of State University
Lawrence Kiddle
University of Michigan
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Hit and gallop injures Sadie Garrison in Charlotte
Sadie Garrison suffers injuries described as a hit and run after a girl on a horse struck her in Charlotte. The horse rider fled the scene, leaving only the description of the accident.
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Sadie Garrison
House panel OKs funds for Nixon Cambodia policy test
The House Appropriations Committee defeated a bid to deny funds for bombing Cambodia by 31 to 14. The vote marks the first congressional test of Nixon cease fire policies in Indochina as lawmakers rush action on a 1973 supplemental bill amid opposition warnings of a war-wide impact.
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UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Cambodia
Nixon
Indochina
Joseph P. Addabbo
D-Conn
Mittee
Senate Democrats
Senate
United States
Court approves annex deal for Tucson city hall site
The Avigonal Court of Appeals upholds a County Superior Court ruling allowing Tucson to buy the old Levy’s building on Noitti Scott Street for a city hall. The trial court approved the purchase in August and the city plans to complete renovations by mid July to relocate 14 agencies there.
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Avigonal Court of Peals
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