Nixon schedules public speeches to regain support
President Nixon plans a series of public appearances to shift focus from Watergate, starting with a speech before the Veterans of Foreign Wars in New Orleans, then a California stay through Labor Day. Aides say he aims to boost lagging polls, with his first press conference in five months in California.
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Nixon plans grand tour of Europe in fall
President Nixon aims for a two week grand tour of Western Europe in late October and early November to bolster Atlantic Alliance unity. Stops are planned in France Britain Germany Italy and Belgium with possible other western European nations. Washington says NATO leaders may meet in Brussels to coordinate talks with Soviet officials on arms reductions and security. Accompanied by Henry Kissinger William Rogers and Mrs Nixon, the trip comes amid pressure to reduce U.S. troop levels in Europe.
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Nixon Watergate poll shows split views on disclosure
In New York CBS News poll of 592 adults after Nixon's Watergate speech, six of ten believed he was withholding information, 22 percent said he revealed all, 17 percent were unsure. On impeachment or resignation, 39 percent favored remaining in office, 1 percent for impeachment, 13 percent for resignation, and 11 percent undecided.
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Nixon linked land deal in Key Biscayne near Miami
UPI reports President Nixon aides Babe Rebozo and Robert Abplanalp near finalizing a 10 acre Key Biscayne land purchase. Rebozo has optioned four acres on Crandon Boulevard for 1.173 million for Precision Valve Corp, with possible six more acres south of that parcel. The land is commercial, undeveloped, and Matheson owns the option parcel.
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Nixon Bushes Predecessors in Flagrant Offenses Debate
Petersburg Progress-Index reports a debate on presidential conduct as President Nixon faces accusations of greater offenses than earlier leaders. The piece notes partisan reactions and implications for public trust amid ongoing discussions of executive power.
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Nixon proclaims Women's Equality Day
President Nixon proclaimed August 26 as Women's Equality Day and urged swift ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. He noted the nation has made giant strides toward equal economic opportunity for women, but American women still face many types of discrimination.
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Ziegler Questioned in Watergate Probe
Senate Watergate investigators questioned White House aide Ronald K Ziegler and two staffers Leonard Varment and Stephen But Higby in recent sessions. They invoked executive privilege during parts of the interview over tied taped conversations with Watergate witnesses.
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Prisoner Permitted to Get Married in London Church
Gerard Kelly, a teenager linked to March London bombings that killed one man and wounded 200, was allowed out of prison to marry Isabel Quinn, 17, as about 20 armed detectives watched at Corpus Christi Church in Brixton.
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Lawmakers tour Nixon's Western White House security works
UPI reports two congressmen toured the Western White House at San Clemente spending about three hours examining security measures and grounds. They defended the $24 million security spend and $78 in landscaping as justified and said future costs should seek congressional approval while noting some overruns. They viewed the president’s office, grounds, and wind screens around the pool.
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