Ford not aiming to replace Nixon via resignation or impeachment
Vice President Ford states he does not expect to succeed to the Presidency through Nixon's resignation or impeachment. He predicts Nixon will serve full term until January 20, 1977, and says Nixon should not resign. Ford adds he sees no evidence supporting impeachment votes and believes Nixon may be exonerated when full facts are known.
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Ford
Nixon
House of Representatives
House
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Congress
Washington, D.C
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Gerry Ford
USA
Leaf Logs Come to Think of It
Agribusiness entrepreneur Col Stone Gregory markets leaf logs as an alternative to sawdust logs. Leaves are collected by five communities and processed on a three acre leaf lot. The leaf log burns about three hours with 2500 BTU and minimal ash, using less paraffin and offering a multi colored flame.
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Java
Col
Stone Gregory
Philip A. Forgiones
Forgiones
Virginia
New Jersey
Auto Gas Consumption From 1972 to 1973 Senate Briefing
A Department of Transportation fact sheet presented in the Congressional Record shows 1972 96.9 million registered cars rising to 1973 101 million, with 105 billion gallons of total gas used and 986.4 billion vehicle miles. Passenger cars consumed 73 billion, average MPG 13.49 for all passenger cars, 11.4 for standard eight-cylinder cars, and 21.7 MPG for small cars. Domestic share of new car purchases 85-88 percent.
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Senate
McGovern
Department of Transportation
Watergate era partisanship and impeachment moves
Barry Goldwater notes that Watergate saw a rare period of bipartisan focus on truth before politics. He says left wing Democrats and allied groups escalated partisanship by pushing impeachment efforts before charges, followed by AFL-CIO actions.
Advent Faith and Public Pressure Amid Watergate Era
A Furman University chaplain urges Advent as a mood of anticipation and trust in divine guidance, contrasting it with despair and political upheaval. The piece interweaves biblical prophecies with calls for hope, while noting contemporary tensions from Nixon impeachment debates to Democratic fundraising tactics and public doubt.
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Advent
God
Lord
Isaiah
Micah
Earth
Planet
Dilso
Macleish
J. B
Sarah
Nixon
Common Cause
George McGovern
Americans For Democratic Action
Richard Nixon
American Newspaper Guild
Watergate
White House
Democrat National Committee
Robert Strauss
Hazards of midterm transfer of power in Nixon era
The piece argues that shifting governance to Gerald Ford amid Nixon's controversy invites flawed reasoning and partisan motives. It cautions against lynch mob resignations and impeachment rushes, notes the tripartite nature of government, and warns against revisionists seeking to overturn 1972 verdicts.
NATO strains amid West Europe and U S rift
The article argues NATO faces a Western alliance crisis as the East West détente shifts leverage. It notes cooler ties between Western Europe and the United States after the Middle East crisis and criticizes slow movement toward unity while proposing a provocative metaphor about choosing a single designated winner.
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NATO
West
Western Europe
North America
Two Edged Weapon in Oil Embargo Debate
John Chamberlain argues that using economic weapons like oil embargoes and Rhodesian chrome boycotts is morally questionable and politically dangerous. He cites Byrd’s Rhodesian chromium deal, warns against reinstating the Rhodesian boycott, and urges the UN to outlaw all such sanctions while criticizing Western and Arab policy and unity.
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Virginia
Harry Byrd
Congress
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Pennsylvania
Hubert Humphrey
South Africa
Faisal
U.S
Netherlands
The
Soviet Union
New York City
East River
West
Western
Europe
Israel
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