Impeachment Seen As Ineffective Restraint In US Power
A conservative column questions impeachment as a restraint on presidential power. It cites limited historic use, notes impeachment is hard to load and fire, and argues resignation and dismissal are swifter remedies. It weighs constitutional ambiguities over high crimes and the difficulty of defining good behavior for judges. It asks what alternative would work.
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Republic
House
Senate
Geroge Norris
Lo ‘Cally
Nixon
The Athens Messenger Publication Lineage and Staff
The Athens Messenger lists its publishing company at 43 West Union Street Athens Ohio with founders and leaders spanning 1825 to 1965 including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G Kenner Fred W Weber and Charles W Reamer. It notes roles for M W McDargh circulation director and Richard R Paynter managing editor among others.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W Bush
G;ordon K. Bush
G. Kenner
Fred W. Weber
M W McDargh
Bush
Charles W Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Politics of dissatisfaction boosts McGovern and Wallace
In Athens Ohio on June 16 1972 the politics of dissatisfaction propels Senator George McGovern toward the Democratic nomination while Governor George Wallace gains delegate strength, highlighting two major rewards for the movement and a debate drawback.
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Athens
Ohio
George McGovern
George C. Wallace
Alabama
California
Pioneers in workers' education noted at Cleveland convention
The AFL International Ladies Garment Workers opened a 10 day convention in Cleveland praised by President Truman as pioneers in workers education recreation and health. Shultz succeeds Connally in Treasury amid broad monetary reform debate and inflation pressures. McGovern faces bridge building ahead of the Democratic convention with questions on electability and party unity.
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Truman
AFL International Ladies Garment Workers
Cleveland
Lancaster
Lloyd Nolan
Burl Ives
Athens
Kiwanis Club
Berry
Gold market in a lawless atmosphere prompts global trade pressure
The document notes a dramatic rise from 20 billion to over 48 billion in 17 months. It warns of growing pressures for restrictive trade policies across industrial nations. It cites continued reliance on gold despite a blithe administration decree that gold does not count.
Negotiations on New Monetary System Face Political Barriers
The piece notes Posner’s global integration through trading blocs and ten monetary reform principles, some feasible like dollar convertibility while others demand responsible domestic policies. It argues U S leadership is reluctant to discuss tax and budget changes and questions how long an unstable world-trade trend can last. It cites the Washington compromise among major economies and warns Nixon’s effort to reduce barriers may fail without realism.
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Congress
Washington
Nixon
Federal Reserve Chief Warns on Trade Costs for US
The article argues that new arrangements will raise costs for the United States and criticizes two administrations for mismanaging international obligations. It notes other nations must adjust trade and tax policies to stabilize monetary affairs, with Arthur Burns cited as Federal Reserve Board Chairman.
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United States
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
IMF proposals show dollar reform and devaluation options
The IMF staff outlines a package of proposals including ending the dollar as an intervention currency and regular devaluations. They also suggest the United States reduce dollar holdings abroad by buying back dollars on set deadlines with gold or other assets, a plan that will unsettle American business and politics but may be needed for wider industrial nation acceptance.
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L. A. Times
Washington Post
New York
George Shultz
Treasury
United States
Shultz
John Connally
Connally
U. S
America
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Limbo in Daily Life by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle muses on limbo as a state of uncertainty felt in daily life. He outlines various modern examples from infancy to work, home, and love, illustrating a common sense of being stuck between clarity and confusion.
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Las Vegas
John
Nixon tightens reins on 1700 advisory committees
President Nixon issued an executive order to bring under control the large network of nearly 1700 presidential and departmental committees and advisory groups, which greatly outnumbered the bodies they were meant to assist.
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Nixon
The Athens Messenger Publication Details
The Athens Messenger is a daily newspaper except Saturdays with Sunday edition. Rates include 10 cents weekday and 20 cents Sunday copies, with mailed prices varying by region. Subscriptions span daily and Sunday options, one week to a year, with prices listed for Ohio West Virginia and other U.S. addresses.
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Associated Press
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Sunda D&s
Sc.ccc
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens Post Office
the Messenger Publishing Co
Union St
Athens
Too Late For Stop McGovern Movement To Oust Him
Washington insight argues the Stop McGovern push is structurally weak and late. Mills networks to block McGovern risk a devastating Democratic split, while McGovern remains solidly ahead in delegates and momentum.
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McGovern
Washington
Stop McGovern
Democratic Party
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
House
Mills
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