Right on the mark judge backs Watergate justice
The editorial praises Chief U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica for pursuing Watergate conspirators and ordering an end to public speeches by James W. McCord Jr. and Jeb Stuart Magruder. It condemns their planned lecture tours and profits from wrongdoing as a disgrace.
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John J. Sirica
James W. McCord Jr
Jeb Stuart Magruder
McCord
University of Illinois
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Nixon Agnew Sat morning talk described in notes
Official notes recount a light hearted Saturday morning chat between President Nixon and Vice President Agnew. The pair exchange memories about past roles and media bias while joking about Baltimore matters and other topics. They conclude with a cordial farewell and plan to meet again in court.
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New York Times News Service
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C B radio group raises funds for Muscular Dystrophy telethon
A group of C B operators from Biddeford Old Orchard Beach and Saco raised 100 for the Muscular Dystrophy telethon in four hours. Richard G Lambert writes thanks to the Pine Tree C B Club and Roger of KDL-1390 for support.
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Biddeford Saco Journal Contact and Rate Snippet
The Biddeford Saco Journal from 1886 to 1963 lists Alla W Foster B F C Whitehouse W Paul Casavant publisher Charles C Sutton editor Gladys M Whitehouse treasurer and business office phone numbers 283 3625 and 282 1535. It notes Maine publication in Biddeford 04005 with Associated Press affiliation and subscription rates of 3.00 monthly 18.00 half year and 36.00 yearly.
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Gladys M. Whitehouse
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Maine
Associated Press
Illegal foreign agent tied to Nixon 68 campaign secrets
Marshall Soghoian, an electronics expert linked to the 1968 Nixon campaign, was arrested in Washington carrying a wall socket transmitter. He allegedly handled covert electronic tasks at the Willard Hotel HQ and funded Zambia operations with $1 million yearly purchases, with bond set at 250000. Authorities report he may have access to substantial cash but found no proven surveillance of Nixon opponents.
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At Home Abroad Theodore H White Book Review
Anthony Lewis critiques Theodore H White for The Making of the President 1972. He notes White’s diligence and analytic skill but argues the book’s flaws lie in its coverage and conclusions, suggesting the emperor has no clothes in parts of the analysis.
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Anthony Lewis
New York Times News Service
Theodore H. White
White
White’s Nixon book criticized as thin liberal defense
The review faults White for a liberal journalist’s harsh critique of the press and for canonizing Nixon the conservative. It argues his argument is weak and unlikely to convert readers. The critic labels the work a tradition des clercs and notes White claims Nixon faced a press vanguard in 1972.
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Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
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Mr. Christian
Theodore White
America
Nixon as Lame Duck no more in wartime and foreign turns
Virginia Payette surveys Nixon's bold China and Russia diplomacy, his Indochina exit, and a tumultuous second term. Watergate reshapes public mood as critics debate press power, governance, and Nixon's place in history.
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Russia
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Reagan
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Murray Chotiner
McGovern
Nixon record judged by history and Watergate fallout
Paul Harvey reflects on Nixon’s presidency noting mixed public views of Watergate and policy. He cites criticisms of the administration, compares graft and impeachment chatter to Capone, and weighs Nixon’s civic acts against the scandal’s shadow. He argues history will judge credits and missteps differently.
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al Capone
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