Nixon veto override fight tests Nixon power in Congress
The House voted 236 to 178 to uphold President Nixon's veto of a bill that would have required Senate confirmation for top OMB leaders, a move seen as resisting Watergate fallout and preserving executive control over appointments. Senate had overridden yesterday, but House failed to reach two thirds. Hundreds of words discuss the veto effort and stakes surrounding Ash and Malek.
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Space salvage start for Skylab repair mission
The countdown began for NASA's first space salvage aiming to fix Skylab and finish a 28 day mission. Launch teams powered the Saturn 1B and prepared the Apollo ferry for a 9 am EDT Friday liftoff.
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British Minister Resigns Amid New Scandal
Lord Lambton quit as undersecretary for the Royal Air Force amid a fresh sex and security scandal. He acknowledged a casual acquaintance with a call girl and two friends but denied any security breach or blackmail. Prime Minister Heath ordered a full probe while Parliament prepares for Lambton’s statement. Stern magazine’s allegations have stirred heavy political demands and press scrutiny.
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Republican leaders back Nixon after meeting in Washington
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott and House GOP Leader Gerald Ford defended President Nixon after a two hour meeting with him and top Republicans. They said his public denial of involvement in Watergate was forthright and reassuring to the country. Nixon asserted national security concerns guided his actions and that misleading impressions surrounded the affair. The group gave Nixon a standing ovation as they left the cabinet room.
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Second-class Payage Paid at Tucson Arizona
A notice from the Citizen Publishing Company announces second class payage paid in Tucson Arizona. The publication appears in a daily newspaper format published at 308 Marth Stone Avenue with a Tucson address and contact number.
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Clemency Offer Ties Nixon to Watergate Inquiry
Testimony centers on Caulfield recalling an alleged clemency offer from a White House source and his belief it came from the President. Nixon describes security concerns guiding the Watergate probe and orders to limit national security risks while pursuing all Watergate leads.
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