Nixon says he knows nothing about Watergate scandal
The editorial questions President Nixon's claims of not knowing about the Watergate burglary and related plots. It critiques his denials regarding committee memos, the Ellsberg case, and the security fund use, ending with the quip that belief in his ignorance would imply he is a prisoner of his subordinates.
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Connally switches parties amid 1976 candidacy debate
The piece analyzes John Connally’s defection to the Republicans and the shifting 1976 race dynamics. It contrasts Connally with Spiro Agnew as GOP favorites, notes reaction among Democrats and oil interests, and considers Nixon era fallout and Connally’s potential political positioning.
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Readers Forum Voices On Police Treatment And Government Spending
A Virginian writer recalls alleged harsh police conduct in Mercer County Princeton jail and a West Virginian critic denounces the Nixon era security costs. The letter links mistreatment of youths to broader views on government conduct and taxpayer spending and cites Will Rogers on double standards.
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Nixon Should Face Reporters
Virginia Governor Holton urged President Nixon to answer questions from news reporters to clear up Watergate ambiguities. Holton, a Nixon loyalist, says the idea is sound though Nixon shows no sign of accepting it. The April 30 Checkers speech drew snickers and Nixon’s May 22 follow up was in written form, signaling retreat from open discussion.
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Dean's Watergate Hearing Should Slow Down
The Watergate committee should stretch out its scrutiny of Dean's testimony to ensure accuracy. Focus on day to day chronology with Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Colson. recess to digest the record. avoid rushing major figures. proceed step by step for a fair public showing next year.
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Not Enemy to Nation Richard Nixon Lists Spark Mixed Feelings
Tom Wicker reflects on being named on Nixon administration enemy lists and the Dean and Colson compilations. He argues lists reveal petty power and fear, urge enlightenment from Watergate, and asserts his own place among those deemed enemies by the regime.
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Next Witness: Nixon in Watergate Hearings
Washington Star notes the next witness should be President Nixon to save his presidency. The Caucus Room is crowded with press, aides, and witnesses. Weicker’s testimony rocks the party line as Nixon’s fate hinges on his own appearance and acknowledgment of fault.
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Dear Carroll Receives Western Union Note from Dunbar Leader
A message from George C. F. Stewart, longtime Dunbar figure, salutes Carroll after twelve terms and hints at a well earned break. Story continues on page 3B.
Nixon vetoes Cambodia war funding raising constitutional crisis
Anthony Lewis argues the president's veto on bombing Cambodia bypasses Congress and redefines presidential war power. He warns of a potential coup threat, legal challenges, and deep political and ethical consequences, urging conservatives to oppose unilateral constitutional amendment.
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