President Nixon chooses Gerald Ford as the new Vice-President replacing Spiro Agnew.              

NBC News special on the naming of Gerald R. Ford as the new Vice-President of the United States by President Richard M. Nixon. The former Michigan representative and Republican House minority leader was the 40th Vice- President of the United States.          

NBC News special coverage. Former Vice-President Spiro T. Agnew addresses the nation about his resignation.           

USSR issues joint communique with Algiers regarding Middle East war. Casualty list not publicized. Vice-President designate Gerald Ford visits Portland, Oregon.           

Golda Meir addresses parliament regarding Middle East war. Jazz drummer Gene Krupa dies.           

Senator Mike Mansfield warns against extensive US involvement in Middle East war. Jazz drummer Gene Krupa dies.           

The 8AM morning news report.     

Rumored upcoming meeting between Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Soviet Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin about Middle East war. Creator of the cartoon "Pogo" Walt Kelly dies.         

Soviet news agency says Prime Minister Kosygin has returned to Moscow following talks with Egyptian President Sadat.          

The infamous "Saturday Night Massacre" in which President Nixon fired special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox.      

The firing of special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox.         

The firing of special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox by President Nixon.                         

White House tapes. Resignation of US Attorney General Elliott Richardson.            

The UN holds special meeting on Mideast war.     

8AM morning news.            

Congress seriously considering impeachment proceedings against President Nixon. Judge John Sirica summons two grand juries involved in White House tapes controversy.       

The morning news at 8AM.             

President Nixon agrees to surrender White House tapes to judge John Sirica. Attempt by US and USSR to stop the fighting in Middle East war marred by ceasefire violations.         

Attorney General Elliott Richardson holds a press conference announcing his resignation.             

The 8AM morning news.          

The morning news at 8AM.              

A report on Henry Kissinger's news conference on the Middle East war.         

President Nixon to hold news conference. Agriculture secretary Earl Butz being investigated.        

In hockey, New York Islanders defeat New York Rangers for the first time, 3-2. Building hit by falling meteorite in Canon, City, Colorado. Nixon says he will not resign.        

Latest news, sports, and weather.             

Henry Kissinger briefs House Foreign Affairs Committee on current Middle East situation. Senate rules committee open hearings on Vice-Presidential nomination of Gerald Ford.     

President Nixon meets with special Egyptian envoy Ismail Fahmy. Meets with Golda Meir next.       

Judge John Sirica announces two White House tape recordings to be released to courts. Possible Attorney General nomination coming soon.      

Source claims Nixon knew about missing White House tapes. More ceasefire violations in Middle East.             

.3% unemployment drop. Date for William Saxbe's confirmation for US Attorney General has not been set. 

President Nixon's personal secretary Rosemary Woods called to testify before judge John Sirica about missing White House tapes. Financier Robert Vesco arrested in Bahama Islands. 
            

US and Egypt resume diplomatic relations following peace talks between Anwar Sadat and Henry Kissinger. Israel reports heavy casualties. Israel holds day of mourning for dead soldiers.             

Impeachment rally in New York City's Bryant Park.                       

Washington D.C. judge rules President Nixon's firing of special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox was illegal. 
Tricia Nixon supports her father. 

Live coverage of the Royal Wedding. Princess Anne and Mark Phillips marry at Buckingham Palace in London. 
Frank McGee and Frank Blair report.      

Nixon on tour of South. Martial law declared in Greece due to violent demonstrations.            

Comment on President Nixon's speech on the energy crisis.           

President Nixon touring South in attempt to move away from Watergate stigma. He visits Georgia to warm crowd reception.        

Director of energy Charles DiBona lays out energy alternatives to cope with the energy crisis. Saudi Arabia says Japan must break relations with Israel in order to receive oil supplies.      

Another hold-up in White House tapes. Judge John Sirica picks panel to determine authenticity of White House tapes.  

Kissinger says counter measures against Arab Oil boycott might be necessary. Israel and Egyptian officers meet to discuss Middle East ceasefire.     

President Nixon addresses the nation on the energy crisis.            

Nixon speaks at Seafarer's Union about energy crisis. White House finally turns over subpoenaed Watergate tapes to judge John Sirica. More testimony on missing tapes from presidential secretary Rosemary Woods.         

House places entire nation on daylight savings time until April, 1975. Energy Director John Love appears before Senate subcommittee to discuss energy crisis affect on nation's economy.            

Senate passes legislation to increase Social Security benefits. Energy crisis continues.            

The latest news and updates.           

Gerald Ford sworn-in as 40th Vice-President of United States. Meets with Henry Kissinger and House Speaker Carl Albert.           

Unemployment rises from 4.5 to 4.7% in November. Fuel crisis much more serious than government admits. Nixon and Ford meet to determine exact duties of Vice-President.                       

New York State Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller announces his resignation to head the National Committee on Critical Choices for Americans and the commission on water quality.   
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Sandy Hawley first jockey to win 500 races in one year. Pirates of Caribbean ride opens at Disneyland.