Ford Successor List Said Ready
Chicago Sun Times reports Gerald R. Ford prepared a list of 14 vice presidential candidates should he become president. The paper cites a Washington source but Ford spokesman Paul Mittich calls the inaugural speech claim fiction and denies knowledge of the list.
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John Anderson
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Gerald Ford
Chicago Sun-Times
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Gerald R. Ford
Ford
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Nixon
Paul Miltich
Miltich
Ble
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Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Albert H. Quie
Minnesota
Charles E. Goodell
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Howard H. Baker Jr
William E. Brock
Tennessee
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Robert T. Stafford
Vermont
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Charles H. Percy
John B. Anderson
Atty
Elliot L. Richardson
Ronald Reagan
California
GOP leaders across nation urge Nixon resignation
A nationwide Associated Press survey shows many GOP officials in 30 states favor Nixon stepping down to aid the party and the country. Some support resignation for personal and constitutional reasons, while others oppose or hesitate, urging adherence to impeachment processes.
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Associated Press
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Louisiana
Nixon
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Dorothy Moore
Missouri Gop
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Missouri
Rosemary Ginn
National
John Cade Jr
Republican Party
Relatives Stand by Nixon Amid Watergate Turmoil
Columbus third cousin Mrs. Bryan Wyatt and Roy Nixon Jr. of McArthur express support for Richard Nixon as impeachment calls rise. They urge listening to facts, uphold conscience, and note Nixon’s family has faced public scrutiny, with visits from Nixon’s parents recalled and cousins across Ohio weighing guilt or innocence.
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Richard Nixon
Bryan Wyatt
Columbus
Ohio
Nixon
Mrs. Wyatt
Wyatt
Vinton County
Blanche Nixon
Mamie
Edison
Mount Sterling
Reporters chase elusive resignation tale amid Nixon rumors
Washington reporters hunted for confirmation as rumors swirled about President Nixon resigning. White House aides offered no clear answers while figures like Gerald Ford and Barry Goldwater weighed the shifting signals. By late afternoon Nixon summoned congressional leaders with no firm decision.
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Washington
New York
White House
Nixon
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Prosecution Possible as Nixon Faces Legal Uncertainty
Washington potential criminal exposure looms for President Nixon if he resigns or is removed. Legal experts discuss possible routes including a deal with Leon Jaworski, a presidential pardon by Gerald Ford, or Immunity motions, while Congress weighs nonbinding resolutions.
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Nixon
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James D. St. Clair
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Sirica May Get Dismissal Pleas In Watergate Case
Attorneys for six Watergate defendants say an impartial jury may be impossible to seat due to Nixon transcripts and related publicity. They foresee possible dismissals or postponements as Sirica weighs reactions to the tapes and possible presidential developments involving resignation or impeachment. Defendants include Haldeman's co-defendants Mitchell Ehrlichman Strachan Marchan and Parkinson.
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Nixon
U.S
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Sirica
Haldeman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
John D. Ehrlichman
Gordon Strachan
Asst. Atty
Robert C. Marchan
Kenneth W. Parkinson
Committee For
White House Tapes Row Reaches Sirica as 10 Claimed Missing
The last of the White House tapes ordered released by the Supreme Court, except for 10 that apparently do not exist, are in the possession of U S District Judge John J Sirica. White House counsel James D St Clair said 10 of the 64 conversations sought by the Watergate prosecutor do not exist.
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White House
Supreme Court
U.S
John J. Sirica
James D. St. Clair
Watergate
St. Clair
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Sirica
Charles W. Colson
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Russell Family Dinner and Watergate Tapes Mentioned in Columbia Story
The article lists a large family dinner in Racine with Kenneth and Mrs Russell and many relatives from multiple states. It also reports on Watergate tape issues with Judge Sirica ordering release of conversations and St Clair’s testimony, plus a Thomas McNabb reunion announcement for Logan with lunch at noon.
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Racine
Kenneth Russell
Karl Russell
Melissa
Kenneth
San Marcos
Calif
Floyd Chapman
Shelley
Kimberly
Columbus
Dorothy Dandakis
Emerson Jones
Middleport
Wiliam Burton
Orlando Fla
Chauncey
Thomas McNabb
Kachelmacher Park
Logan
Meigs County Boards Hire Sixty Nine Bus Drivers
Sixty nine bus drivers have been employed for the coming school year by the Meigs County Board of Education. The Meigs Local School district will carry 35 drivers including Esther Black Teresa Cremeans and others, with additional crews for the Southern and Eastern Local School Districts and the Meigs County Community Class.
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Meigs County
Meigs
Esther Black
Teresa Cremeans
Charlotte Dillard
Naomi Floyd
Linda Jett
Mark King
Annette Knight
Beverly Long
Cora Loftis
Delores Lynch
Ralph Macomber
Austin Phillips
William Ratliff
Thomas Weaver
Vernon Weber
Beatrice Wood
Ernest Wood
Norman Wood
Alice Globakar
Letha Cotterill
Leland Parker
William Thornton
Roger Black
Minnie Thornton
Pauline Snowden
Mont Vance
Junior Durst
Leo
Jail Escapee Captured After April Breakout
McARTHUR Columbus police nabbed South Bloomingville man Roger Lee Pritchard 20, an escapee from the Vinton County jail on April 3 after a hole in a barred area. He was returned to face illegal entry charges. another escapee Gary Stevens was recaptured the day of the escape.
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Columbus
South Bloomingville
Vinton County
Roger Lee Pritchard
Delno McClure
Vinton
Pritchard
Gary Stevens
Stevens
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