Charles Colson sentenced to prison. Food prices continue to climb.            

Senate defeats tax cut bill. Impeachment probe continues.         

Israeli-Syrian disengagement in Golan Heights. President Nixon arrives in Brussels.       

President Nixon says US will stand by NATO. Jury selection begins in Daniel Ellsberg break-in trial.          

President Nixon arrives in USSR to meet with Leonid  Brezhnev.          

President places wreath at tomb of unknown Soviet soldier. Nixon greets and shakes hands with Russians.             

Mrs. Martin Luther King Sr. shot to death while playing organ in Atlanta church. Gunman identified as Marcus Wayne Chenault from Dayton, Ohio.            

President Nixon and wife on USSR trip. Argentine President Juan Peron dies. Wife Isabel becomes President.           

President Nixon speaks to Russian people. Argentina mourns death of Juan Peron.            

President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev sign arms agreement. Funeral services for mother of Dr. Martin Luther King.         

Former Grand Mufti of Jerusalem dies in Beirut, Lebanon. Henry  Kissinger in Europe.      

Charles Colson sentenced to 1-3 year prison term. 55 MPH speed limit on nation's highways responsible for fewer deaths over July 4th weekend.            

House Judiciary Committee releases own transcripts made from White House tapes. Judge Otto Kerner asks for suspended sentence after accepting bribes.        

Henry Kissinger under fire for allegedly ordering wiretaps on his own staff. White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler unhappy about House Judiciary  Committee's version of White House tapes.        

Nineteen minute tap gap discovered in White House recording of March 20th by assistant Watergate prosecutor Richard Ben- Veniste. Prisoners hold hostages in Federal courthouse in Washington.   

Two armed convicts continue to hold seven hostages in Federal courthouse in DC. Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen questioned by House Judiciary Committee.      

Cyprus government overthrown by National Guard. President Nixon speaks to Henry Kissinger via phone while vacationing in San Clemente.     

Tension in Cyprus after coup carried out by National Guard. Office of Economic Opportunity Director Alvin Arnett ordered to submit his resignation by White House.          

Terrorist bomb explodes in Tower of London. One person killed.
General William Westmoreland loses bid for South Carolina governor. California's Lieutenant Governor Edward Reinecke on trial for perjury.        

Fighting intensifies between Cyprus Greeks and Turks. Astronaut Alan Shepard retires.           

House Judiciary Committee hears case from Republican counsel against impeachment. James St. Clair and White House prepare Nixon's defense.  

Rep. Lawrence Hogan, once ally of Nixon, voting for impeachment. 
Big US oil companies report huge profits.              

Supreme Court rules President Nixon must surrender White House tapes to Watergate special prosecutor.     

House Judiciary Committee continues impeachment debate. Supreme Court ordered President Nixon to turn over 64 subpoenaed tapes.     

House Judiciary Committee refines impeachment articles. New poll shows Nixon's approval rating among American people falls to new low.  

House panel moves to impeach Richard Nixon.         

An NBC special report on the first article of impeachment against President Richard M. Nixon.  

House Judiciary Committee begins debates on second article of impeachment. Senate impeachment trial against President Nixon becomes greater possibility.      

House Judiciary Committee says president's refusal to comply with subpoena of White House tapes is an impeachable offense.
Conservative Republicans move toward Nixon's impeachment.   

House Judiciary Committee passes three articles of impeachment. Impeachment trial in Senate increases. 
John Ehrlichman sentenced to perjury and conspiracy in Daniel Ellsberg case. 
         

President Nixon studying Watergate tapes and assessing best impeachment strategy. Presidential defendants continue to try and avoid Nixon impeachment.          

Former White House Counsel John Dean sentenced to 1-4 years in prison by judge John Sirica for obstruction of justice in Watergate case. White House attorney James St. Clair turns over 13 more White House tapes to judge John Sirica.           

President Nixon might be making big impeachment speech. 51% of American people now believe Nixon should be removed from office.         

Nixon releases three more Watergate conversation transcripts which he admits could be damaging to his case.           

House Judiciary Committee begins listening to 64 Watergate tapes.     

More pressure on President Nixon to resign. Nixon meets with members of his cabinet.              

Votes available in Senate to impeach Nixon. Impeachment process to be speeded up.            

Primary elections in Michigan. Greece and Turkey accuse each other of violating ceasefire agreement. Former Nixon supporter Charles Wiggins says Nixon career should be ended involuntarily. 

More news and commentary on possible Nixon resignation.          

Rumors abound of Nixon's resignation around nation and world. Most major US newspapers call on President to resign.          

President Nixon to deliver live address AT 9PM from the Oval Office. Speculation is he will resign and Gerald Ford sworn in the next day.      

Nixon resignation rumors.            

Congress debates if Nixon should be prosecuted further. British react to Nixon resignation.            

President Richard M. Nixon addresses the nation on his resignation as President of the United States.                      

President Richard M. Nixon addresses the nation on his resignation as President of the United States.                      

At noon, Gerald Ford became the 38th president of the United States. Congress passes resolution of support for President Ford.            

Nelson Rockefeller rumored to be chosen as Vice-President. Henry Kissinger in touch with Greek and Turkish Prime Ministers.         

Cyprus peace talks break down ag Geneva. Fighting continues. President Ford closely watching the situation.           

Turkish forces take control of Famagusta. Ceasefire in Nicosia breaks down. Watergate special prosecutor Leon Jaworski undecided whether to indict Richard Nixon.