How Dean fingered Nixon
Washington recounts how John Dean began implicating President Nixon to Watergate prosecutors in April 1973. The narrative shows Dean revealing details, prosecutors tightening control, and White House involvement rising as Petersen and Titus clash over sharing information.
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John Dean
Earl Silbert
Seymour Glanzer
Donald Campbell
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Oval Office
Henry
Nixonroomed: White House seeks Dean notes amid Watergate stir
In a tense push to uncover Watergate facts, Petersen reports Shaffer offered evidence against the President to prosecutors who believed they could not indict but rather impeach. The case moved to a Grand Jury and then to the Impeachment Inquiry before handing to a special prosecutor.
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Golf jokes and jargon lampoon the game and players
A satirical glossary of golf terms mocks the sport and its fans with humorous definitions. It lampoons rituals, frustrations, and traditions from bunkers to water hazards, ending with a candid confession of affection for the game.
The Kick Is Gone Happy 57 Years
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a youth spent smoking cornsilk and cigars with a friend in old railroad yards, the thrill of the times, and a long view on how kids today differ. The writer cherishes days of Palmer Method handwriting, general stores, outdoor games, and simple pleasures, ending with gratitude for 57 years.
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Central
Frayed Economic Signals Puzzle New York Economists
A group of New York business economists gather for dinner to vent confusion over mixed data. Joblessness dips to 5.0 percent in April while industrial output contracts and profits rise. Investors and lawmakers clash over Fed policy and tax relief amid high interest rates.
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