Who Leaves the Sinking Ship in Washington D C
Critics urge Nixon officials to resign or abandon the administration. Carnegie Endowment head calls Kissinger to quit to avoid lending legitimacy to a government that must be toppled. George Shultz and Leonard Garment face liberal backlash for staying. Moynihan notes moral men remain essential to sustain governance amid crisis.
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Lighter Side picks top congressional stories of 1973
Dick West surveys Roll Call picks of the year. Highlights include Oct. 15 adjournment target, Agnew resignation and tie vote gaps, Nixon loyalist searches, Ford’s guilt and resignation, Saxbe retirement and rapid AG appointment, and a Harris poll showing low public trust in senators.
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Louis Harris
Bennington Republicans Dine With National Leaders
Sixty five Republican county and town committeemen from Bennington county dined at the Putnam House last night. Guests included Sen. E W Gibson Col Charles A Plumley and George C Jones head of the State Committee. Gibson said Republicans in Congress will back the President but oppose inflation and excessive debt.
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United States
Old Station Reborn as Bank Sparks Amtrak Scene
Crowds gathered at the Essex Junction rail site where Amtrak’s Montreal to New York overnighter stopped after holidays. The event underscores a possible shift toward rail travel amid gasoline shortages, with Amtrak facing equipment, capital, and scheduling hurdles while city and regional routes see growing passenger traffic.
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Comment memo leaks outpace cafeteria gossip in firms
Comment highlights how government isn't the sole target of leaks as confidential memos reach the company cafeteria before the intended reader can. The piece notes the ubiquity of leaks across institutions and the impact on internal communications.
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