Nixon’s mood in crisis phase amid Watergate pressures
Washington reports suggest President Nixon has moved from crisis indecision to a calmer, more confident phase under Haig and a declared battle plan. Yet whispers persist he privately weighs resignation and rues past tactical blunders, signaling he may still wrestle with Phase I indecision despite outward vigor.
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Nixon
Mideast
Moscow
Alexander Haig
Haig
St. Clair
Watergate
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Harwood's Campaign Week Recaps Travel and Events
A week in Madeline Harwood's campaign details daily events across Vermont towns and events. She attends coffees, Rotary and women's club meetings, fundraisers, plant tours, live broadcasts, and bicentennial functions while traveling about 1,000 miles and speaking on issues to voters.
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Madeline
Rochester
Randolph
Donald Arnold
Bethel
Philip Krasky
Bethel Rotary Club
Manchester
Sen
Harwood
Lowell
Arthur Mooney
Barnard
George
Jones & Lamson Shop
Bryant Shop
Rep. Hollis Putnam
Windsor County
Barbara Cummings
Mrs. Olin Gay
Sen. Harwood
Dufresne & Henry Engineering
WCFR
Weathersfield
Vermont
Jim Jeffords
Peru
Bennington Newsbriefs and Civic Notes from 1950s Dispatch
Town warns bicyclists to follow traffic laws on roads as sidewalks stay pedestrian lanes. Fish and hatchery conditions worsen under dry heat. efforts to plant fish continue. Municipal Court records show 138 cases in Q2 with 1,885 in costs. Pet show results list winners Star the collie Judy the terrier and others. Vermont golf tournament set for Bennington with local officers elected. Green Mountain Park racing shows 7.1 million wagered since June. Firefighters parade plans include 20 bands and 504 firefighters. 1942 WAVES formed. 1967 Bamboo Curtain mass purge reported. Opinion column debates impeachment aims and stability of government.
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Bennington
James Brown
the Fish and Game Dept
Clyde Lanfair
Buster
Allen Wade
Billy Mayhew
Judy
Patty Phillips
Barre
Bruce Mosher
Sokokie Chiefs
Gorham
N.H
Adirondack Bagpipe Band
Fort Edward
N.Y
Vermont Firefighters Association
John P. Proud
Custodians of a Nation’s Ideals and Nixon Impeachment
Walter Lippmann argued that a nation’s fate rests on the people’s trust and unity rather than on crisis facts. The piece reflects on leaders as custodians of ideals, the need for credible governance, and the impeachment precedent facing Nixon amidst debates on law, morality, and constitutional stability.
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Agnew
Nixon
Walter Lippmann
Lippmann
Capitol Hill
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Congress
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Orange County
Lake Morey
Onn
Hartford Courant
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S. Navy
Wall Street Journal
White House
Republic
Bon Rixs
London
Salem's Super
Hamburg
Salem
Salem, N.Y
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Equal Housing Lender
North Adams Hoosac
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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