Nixon argues for presidential leeway within law in crisis
In a Washington Star article, Richard Nixon defends emergency powers as necessary in crises while denying being above the law. He cites Lincoln Roosevelt Truman and Jefferson, emphasizes restraint, and warns against rigid adherence to statutes in safeguarding national safety.
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Oak Ridge Faces Carter Nuclear Plans Fallout
Oak Ridge, Tennessee, once the atomic energy capital, fears Carter policy on plutonium fuels and breeder reactors. Scientists like Alvin Weinberg push multiple breeder lines and international controls, while opponents warn of plutonium hazards. Local leaders lobby Congress as a $2.2 billion Clinch River project looms amid national political battles.
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