Nixon Won't Be Impeached Says Editor at Indiana University
Bloominton AP reports Wall Street Journal editor Robert Bartley, visiting as a Poynter fellow at Indiana University, predicts President Nixon will not be impeached. He cites credibility issues, Watergate tapes, and personnel firings while noting potential shifts if Gerald Ford becomes president. Bartley argues the crisis may be managed quickly but warns business impact could emerge later.
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Indiana GOP Chairman Opposes Impeachment Over Nixon War
Indiana Republican Chairman Thomas Milligan said he opposes impeachment proceedings against President Nixon citing Middle East concerns. He criticized the firing of Archibald Cox and resignations in the justice department but defended the president’s authority while urging the rule of law and noting Indiana native William Ruckelshaus stood firm in refusing to dismiss Cox. Governor Bowen called the move complex and said the action has broad political implications amid national doubt.
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Indiana judge restricts prison mail to attorneys
Federal Judge Robert A Grant ruled prison officials may not open inmates mail to attorneys unless there is reasonable suspicion of contraband or smuggling. He said inmates have a fundamental right to counsel and communications by letter and that the ruling applies to all attorneys. Other trial issues at Indiana State Prison will be reviewed.
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American Airlift To Israel Continues Dispatch Update
Washington reports the U S airlift of foods, supplies, and weapons to Israel continues with no pause despite a partial cease fire. Pentagon spokesman Friedheim says the U S has not received orders to halt flights, noting about 20 daily C 5 Galaxy, C 130, and C 10 transports and over five F4 Phantom jets provided. Russian airlift to Syria and Egypt is described as larger, starting earlier.
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