Minnesota senators react to Nixon tapes decision
The Associated Press reports Minnesota leaders cite relief at Nixon turning over Watergate tapes to a federal court. Humphrey and Mondale call for continued accountability and a possible special prosecutor, while Fraser Zwach Bergland Frenzel and Anderson weigh impeachment prospects and legal process amid the 1973 crisis.
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Leaders hail Nixon tapes surrender amid Watergate fury
Nation wide reaction mixed with relief and bewilderment as President Nixon agrees to surrender the Watergate tapes to Judge Sirica. Republicans praise the move as restoring the rule of law while some Democrats urge impeachment talks to continue.
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Vagabond Poet Vachel Lindsay Recited Verse for Meals
American poet Vachel Lindsay dubbed the vagabond poet wandered on foot to perform poetry in exchange for meals and shelter from townsfolk and travelers during his long walking tours.
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