Watergate Credibility Gap Deepens In Nixon Era
AP dispatch outlines how new Watergate disclosures sharpen the credibility gap for the Nixon White House. Senator Byrd worries about a coverup while Dean may testify on pertinent matters as Nixon weighs executive privilege. Public opinion remains divided as McGovern fails to gain traction.
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ERA questions spark parsing of equal rights amendment
The ERA prompts debate over drafting women and alimony, with officials noting court rulings will shape its impact. Nebraska and other states show mixed ratification, while military service and privacy rights dominate the discourse.
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