Word: coxes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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This Senate citation is turned over to Special Prosecutor Cox for consideration by a grand jury. An indictment results, and the custodian is arrested. The case comes before Federal District Judge John J. Sirica, who decides against the custodian's plea of Executive privilege. Sirica orders that the tapes be delivered to the Senate committee. The White House appeals, first in the Washington Circuit Court of Appeals, then in the Supreme Court, losing both times (though that is by no means certain). It is now early autumn. The President then either yields to the Supreme Court ruling and furnishes...
...Mitchell's denials were not categorical, however. He sprinkled his testimony with qualifying phrases: "to the best of my recollection" or "I can't recall." Clearly a sharp and wary lawyer, he is painfully aware that he is a prime target of Special Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox. Yet Mitchell did make several personally damaging admissions. Most notably, he admitted listening to Magruder on several occasions explain the story he intended to give-and later did give-to the original Watergate grand jury and at the Watergate trial. Mitchell conceded that the testimony planned by Magruder, designed to limit...
Colson, the ubiquitous former White House aide, had spoken to a reporter not only about such "illegal" funds, but also about Weicker's being a "disloyal" Republican. Weicker announced that he had asked Special Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox to investigate the matter...
Special Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox, TIME has learned, is investigating reports that Teamsters Union officials used their influence in 1972 to collect contributions to the President's re-election campaign from individuals in the Las Vegas area who had received loans from the union's welfare plan. These contributions are believed to have totaled as much as $600,000, but investigators have been told that only half of that amount ever reached the Nixon campaign fund...
...temporarily, before judges called back the field at the 100-meter mark for a restart. When the heat was rerun the Crimson failed to stay close as both Huskies crews--Northeastern and Washington--advanced to the finals. Northeastern also had a winner in the finals of the fours-with-cox...