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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

07 Dec 1973

Page 9

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1973

Page

9

Ford Could Be Stablizing Force

Vice President Gerald Ford may emerge as Nixon aides discuss quitting and reshuffles hint at Ford filling key posts. Ford’s House experience and ties to Congress could replace Laird and Harlow, offering a stabilizing influence amid Watergate pressures and staff tensions.

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Washington Nixon Gerald R. Ford Ford Melvin R. Laird House Congress Bryce N. Harlow Capitol Hill Laird Harlow Charles Rhyne Rose Mary Woods White House Ziegler
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Tape gap debate stirs theories in Watergate hearing

Federal judge waits on a technical opinion about an 18 minute gap in a Watergate tape as Rose Mary Woods and Alexander Haig testify. Haig jokes about a male chauvinist theory while discussing a possible sinister force and a devil theory. Dwight Chapin faces charges of lying to the grand jury.

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Washington Nixon River Appointments Watergate Dwight L. Chapin Chapin Donald H. Segretti Miss Woods White House Haig Sirica
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Veteran Ford poised to shape Congress as vice president

The article notes Gerald Ford’s long House tenure and strong Capitol Hill ties giving him influence with both parties. It contrasts Ford’s access with Spiro Agnew’s outsider stance and limited Senate voting impact, highlighting Ford’s expected role with Nixon’s presidency amid Watergate tensions.

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Washington Gerald R. Ford Congress Spiro T. Agnew Capitol Hill Agnew Senate GOP Len B. Jordan Idaho Capitol Alaska
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