No Joy Among Washington Newsmen Over Nixon Troubles
Washington reporters and editors express sorrow and concern at the Nixon era troubles. Noting the 18 42 minute tape erasure and officials’ testimony, they call for voluntary, sworn testimony to absolve the President of destroying evidence while lamenting the nation’s drift. Kilpatrick swings from defense to doubt, hoping for truth to dispel the troubling aura.
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Washington
Nixon
North Carolina
Harry Rosenthal
Associated Press
Howard Simons
Washington Post
White House
James J. Kilpatrick
Virginia
Kilpatrick
Richard Nixon
On the Road To Horneytown Dempsey McDaniel Holds Court
A veteran North Carolina legislator Dempsey McDaniel defends rural Horneytown against annexation pressure while railing against an imagined High Point threat. He recounts an incident near Rich Fork Creek and blasts alleged immoral acts at an all girl massage parlor, urging new rules for masseurs.
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Dempsey McDaniel
U.S. 311
Rich Fork Creek
High Point
Guilford Megalopolis
Elijah in the Desert Faces Fear After Carmel Victory
A sermon reflects on Elijah fleeing Jezebel and losing courage after his triumph over Baal. It describes his despair, self pity, and sense of defeat as he hides in the desert, illustrating how fear can overturn bold faith.
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Mount Carmel
Elijah
Jezebel
Ahab
Israel
Jehovah
Elijah And The Still Small Voice In Despair
A devotional meditation on Elijah’s collapse and renewal through God’s quiet presence. It recalls the mountain tempest and the still small voice, emphasizing divine mercy, compassion, and renewed faith for those in despair.
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Elijah
Jezebel
Israel
Cer
Fewer Controls and More Ingenuity Shaped by a House View
An opinion piece argues for less government interference and more private ingenuity, warning that regulations and control distort the market. It cites shortages blamed on consumers, praises citizen pushback, and notes FTC furniture guides effective March 21. It also covers regional furniture markets Sunday openings, a fruit juice scandal in Beaumont, a marriage enrichment retreat in Asheboro, a High Point cadet, a Rotary fundraiser, and a satire about wealth from a cartoon strip.
Nixon Tax Write Off Backdated Deed Controversy
Sources claim President Nixon directed and reviewed a backdated deed to obtain a $576000 tax deduction for donated papers. Chronology covers appraisal by Ralph Newman, archival storage actions, and congressional date cutoffs, with defense by White House aides claiming propriety.
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Nixon
White House
Richard Nixon
New York
Ralph Newman
Chicago
Congress
Bryce Harlow
Capitol Hill
Newman
Edward L. Morgan
Frank DeMarco
DeMarco
Hill
Clark MacGregor
Morgan
National Whirligig on Detente and Western Defense Failure
Opinion piece arguing the Kremlin deceives with treaties, expands its military, and pressures the West. It claims the United States trails in nuclear delivery, warns Kissinger’s detente risks European security, and elevates Senator Jackson over Kissinger as the decisive leader.
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Harry S. Truman
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
Jan Masaryk
Edward Benes
United States
Sen
Henry
Kissinger
West
Buty
Brussels
NATO
Europe
U.S
Western Europe
Kasygin
Brezhnev
Middle East
Dardanelles
South Vietnam
Jackson
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Asheboro
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Montheu United Methodist Avenue Church
Sloane Gibson III
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Madison
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Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
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