Who do you believe John Dean or John Mitchell
A commentary on the Mitchell Stans trial verdict declaring not guilty on all counts and its implications for Watergate perceptions. It questions Dean's testimony versus Mitchell's, notes public rush to guilt, cautions against impeachment conclusions, and anticipates further scrutiny of transcripts and Nixon's role.
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Whitney North Seymour Jr
United States
Southern District of
New York
John Mitchell
Maurice Stans
Seymour
Justice Department
Senate
District of Columbia
Judiciary Committee
John Dean
Watergate
Dean
Mitchell
Peter Fleming
Richard Nixon
Texas
Dolph Briscoe
Nixon
California
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ohio
St. Clair’s White House role and Watergate critique
The New Yorker argues James D. St Clair acts as a counselor to the Presidency not the President. It suggests the office appears occupantless while Nixon speaks of the President in the third person. The piece questions whether St Clair should defend the Presidency or aid its impeachment efforts.
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White House
House
James D. St. Clair
St. Clair
Richard Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Public figures clash over presidency and crime in era press
The text voices sharp judgments on President Nixon and Watergate, arguing the office bears responsibility beyond legal defense. It critiques the White House for withholding documents, warns the Presidency could be stained, and calls for respect over legal defense. It also cites views on gasoline metrics, family doctors, media violence, and a senator’s stance against death penalty.
Justice in America stirs doubts on government in Charleston
In Charleston West Virginia State College a 19 minute convocation on Justice in America drew several hundred students and faculty. A student challenged the speakers suggesting government programs are corrupt amid Watergate revelations. The essay notes widespread voter skepticism, Nixon's impeachment push, and a hope that democracy remains the people’s final arbiter.
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West Virginia State College
America
Richard Nixon
Mississippi
Dixie
West Virginia
Kanawha River
Justice In
Opening of Ben Franklin store marked by dinner at Elks rooms
A celebratory dinner at the Elks rooms upstairs in the Ben Franklin store block accompanied the completion of interior changes and opening of the new shop. Various items note local happenings from a police arrest to civic events and notable local appointments.
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Ben Franklin
Elks Rooms
Frank Myers
Charles F. Silver
County St
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