Nixon party faces internal clash over impeachment strategy
The article surveys the struggle within the Republican Party as impeachment gains momentum in the Judiciary Committee. It notes Nixon loyalists and moderates mobilizing against crossfire while leaders like Ford and Rhodes weigh public stance and political risk ahead of the 1976 election.
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Judiciary Committee
New Jersey
Charles Sandman
Lud Ashley
Toledo
Ashley
Sandman
Gerald Ford
House
John Rhodes
Nixon
Ford
Tom Railsback
Illinois
Senate
Caldwell Butler
Congress
White House
Ron Ziegler
Lawrence Hogan
Maryland
Dean Burch
Charles Wiggins
California
David Dennis
Indiana
del Latta
Ohio
Mr. Sandman
Wiggins
Mr. Latta
Messrs
Dennis and
George Wallace
Oregon
Washington State
Hawaii
Charles A. Mosher
13Th
Lorain
Mosher
Detroit Case Signals Shift in Desegregation Remedies
The Supreme Court 5 4 ruling in the Detroit desegregation case limits remedies to within the local districts where violations occur. Justice Burger’s majority rejects racial balance mandates and cautions against punishing suburban students with bussing. Justice White and Justice Marshall dissented, urging focus on core educational goals and warning against overreliance on race.
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Supreme Court
Detroit
Brown v. Board of Education
Saie Burger
John
Mary
U. S
Byron White
Douglas
Brennan
Marshall
White
Thurgood Marshall
Voters urged to consider school levy and cost impact
Roger Hornsby of Coolville argues that inflation and costs strain the Federal Hocking School District finances and urges voters to support only necessary funds. He cautions against excessive levies, notes burden on retirees and small farmers, and asks the school board to seek a modest increase if any. Editor adds that officials have not set ballot timing or mills.
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the Messenger
Amesville
Stewart
Coolville
Athens
DEA
Roger Hornsby
Hocking School Board
Jackson Ford Tie in Early 1976 Presidential Trial Heat
A GE Gallup poll from Princeton shows Henry Jackson and Gerald Ford tied at 42 percent in a possible 1976 matchup. Sixteen percent are undecided. Jackson wins 60 percent of Democrats, 11 percent of Republicans, and about one third of independents. Wallace featured as a Democratic candidate in this hypothetical race.
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Princeton
N. J
Henry Jackson
Gerald Ford
Ford
Jackson
George Wallace
Gov
Wallace
Jackson Ford
Republicans Ll
Ceres
Eaton Erie
Usacbesses
Fast
Midwest
West
SSS
Erpor ES A Ey Democrats
Gallup Poll Shows Ford Leading In Early 1976 Nomination
The June Gallup survey places Ford ahead of Wallace and Jackson in Republican hopes, with Ford leading in the West and Midwest and near parity with rivals in the East and South. Democratic results show Kennedy leading, with Wallace second and Jackson third in a virtual tie with Muskie and McGovern.
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Jackson
Ford
Wallace
Midwest
Gallup
Edward Kennedy
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Kennedy
Trial heat findings survey uses 1071 voters
The latest trial heat findings are based on 1,071 registered voters out of 1,555 adults 18 and older. Conducted in more than 300 scientifically selected localities nationwide during July 12 to 15.
Democrats Silent on Ohio Budget Surplus Dispute
In Columbus Democrats largely declined comment on an $80.5 million surplus the Gilligan administration denied until moments before its public release. Rep. Thomas Gilmartin criticized the surprise and called for clearer information, while Sen. Howard Cook blamed mismanagement.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Thomas P Gilmartin
D-51
Youngstown
Associated Press
Gilligan
Howard C. Cook
Toledo
Cook
Ocasek
Senate
Richard G. Reichel
Massillon
Reichel
Senate Republicans
On This Date History Highlights for August 2 1974
Highlights include Hitler becoming dictator in 1934 after Hindenburg's death, Hudson Bay exploration in 1610, WWI era invasions in 1914, Coolidge declining 1928 run, Einstein urging atomic research in 1939, Eisenhower's 1962 visit, Nixon in Bucharest in 1974, and Cambodia conflict notes. Birthdays: James Baldwin and Myrna Loy. Thought for today by W C Fields.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Henry Hudson
Hudson Bay
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Russia
Calvin Coolidge
Black Hills
M.C
Albert Einstein
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S
Dwight Eisenhower
Bonn
West Germany
North Vietnam
Nixon
Bucharest
Romania
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
James Baldwin
Myrna Loy
W. C. Fields
The Messenger Publishing Co. advert rates and address
The Athens Messenger lists daily and Sunday single copy prices five and ten cents, carrier delivery and tube route details, and mail subscription rates for Ohio, West Virginia, and other U.S. locations. It notes second class matter status and provides the Athens address for mail.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
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Richard R. Paynter
Joseph Kraft
Nixon Party
Pree
James Kilpatrick
Letters School Levy
By George Gallup
Gallup Poll
Small Society
Bknieckmanr
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Anthony O. Calabrese
Cleveland
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