Impeachment as a Constitutional Power for Congress
The piece discusses impeachment history from 1789 to 1973, noting only Johnson’s 1868 trial reached the Senate and the 1973 Watergate crisis parallels. It argues impeachment is a political process grounded in law, with limited past successes and no appeal after removal. It cautions against hysteria and urges careful consideration of consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nixon
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Andrew Johnson
Irving Brant
Brandt
Johnson
Benjamin F. Wade
Ohio
Spiro T. Agnew
Carl Albert
Okla
James O. Eastland
Miss
Raoul Berger
Agnew
Alger Hiss
California
Justice Department
FBI
Judiciary
Paul Harvey Exposes Seat Belts and Air Bags Debate
In a 1973 commentary Paul Harvey critiques mandatory seat belts and airbags declaring they impede drivers and may invite bureaucratic overreach. He argues safety devices should be optional, noting industry regulation and high costs while warning government overreach could extend to daily habits.
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Harvey
Detroit
Izmo
Washington, D.C
Grorvng
Harveys
General Motors
Chrysler
Massachusetts
Gen. Fea. Corp
Changing complexion of Congressional Republicans shifts to the South West and ethnic groups
Phillips Survey notes Rep. John Rhodes of Phoenix is poised to become House Minority Leader, signaling a geographic and ethnic shift in GOP leadership. The piece traces regional roots of leaders from the Northeast and Midwest to growing Southern Western and ethnic blocs, led by Rhodes and the 9th Club.
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Congressional Republicans
Washington
RFL
Rep
John Rhodes
Arizona
House
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Rhodes
Sun Belt
Phoenix
Mississippi
Mason-Dixon Line
GOP
Northeast
Midwest
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Charles Halleck
Great Lakes
Ind
Halleck
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
North Attleboro
Mass
Frederick Gillette
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Joe” Cannon
Ismais
William Jennings Bryan
South
Border
Southwest
Rocky Mountains
Barry Goldwater
Congressional Republican Party
West
Pacific
Ford
Alabama
Jack Edwards
Florida
Frey
Ald Club
Reps
Maraziti
N.J
Rinaldo
Roncallo
N.Y
Trish
Madigan
Ill
Walsh
O'Brien
Hanrahan
Cronin
Abdnor
S.D
House Gop
9Rd ‘Club
John Conlan
Republican Policy Committee
King Features Syndicate
Peace bloc embarrassment over Mideast airlift bases
Senate peace bloc faces questions and embarrassment as UPI reports show American airlift to Israel using Azores bases under a Portugal pact. Jets from Seymour Johnson and refueling tankers rely on the Azores route, while debate over presidential war powers and past agreements colors the stance.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Hemming
Hhawing
Lajes
Azores Islands
Potugal
mid-Atlantic
William Porter
F State
Seymour - Johnson Air Force Base
N.C
Israel
Atlantic
Jace Bloc
Galaxie Isi Us
Mideast
Bill Saxbe
Ohio
Defense Department
DOD
Ohio Air Force
Wright-Patterson
Dayton
Rickenbacker
Columbus
UPI
Lockheed
Iceland
Greenland
Britain
Spain
Thas
NATO
Azores
Congress
Vietnam
CIA
Ima
McNaugh Syndicate, Inc
Farewell to Agnew and the conscience of conservatism
The piece argues the fall of Spiro Agnew reveals how we anthropomorphize ideals and cling to leaders. It condemns sensational defense of friends, notes Agnew’s faults, and urges conservatives to renounce misplaced loyalties and rededicate to core truths without bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiro Agnew
Mr. Agnew
Preserve Old Houses To Honor Our Heritage
The piece argues for federal and state subsidies to preserve and restore historic houses. It cites Plymouth Michigan and Britain as examples where subsidies revived derelict homes, urging a Bicentennial focus on restoring structures from earlier centuries to benefit present and future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Greenfield Village
Plymouth
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Plymouth Township
Windsor Castle
Versailles
Britain
Ze Bosh
Scotland
Where To Write Your Legislators
A fragmented list shows multiple senators and representatives with room numbers and addresses in Washington D C. The OCR text includes Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Jr Rep William G Bray and others with partial titles and offices.
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Senate
R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Sen
Birch E. Bayle Jr
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Anderson
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Robert I. Jackson
Jane Ton
Charles W. Laucklin
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Indiana
Coriar
Edvence
Suala
Associated Press
Lesa
AP News
Phillips Survey
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Cham J. Buckley
Dean Acheson
al Hiss
Acheson
Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
Mr. Agenew
Dura den
America
United States
Ifa
Tricentenai
United States of America
Fease
David W. Dennis
Elwood A. Hillis
Tanaworh de Baling
Washington, DC
Menting
Oish
Hinton Tiemitan
Tounas
William G. Bray
Rayburn Office Building
Shington, D.C
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