Impeachment Debate Angers Nation As Nixon Aims Toward Trial
The House Judiciary Committee approved articles of impeachment against President Nixon, signaling a path to the Senate trial. Barry Goldwater urged the nation through a Greensboro fund raiser to view impeachment as a cleansing, while observers note the vote reflected cross party support and a sustained, measured process.
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Stability Of Banks Questioned As Inflation Bites
Washington reports growing concern over U S bank stability after Franklin National distress and Herstatt failure. Fed's tight money policy raises rates, tight liquidity, and raises funding costs for banks while savings institutions face outflows. Experts warn on loose lending and capital adequacy as banks expand.
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Greek Government Change Foreseen By Jack Anderson
Washington column notes predictions of a Greek junta topple before June, citing State Department CIA and Pentagon observers. It discusses Constantine Karamanlis return, U.S. hesitancy, and potential trials of Dimitrios Tonnides, plus Kissinger’s role and NATO cooperation implications. The piece also covers a McKinsey report criticizing the U S Transportation Department and calls for reform.
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Transportation
Claude Brinegar
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McKinsey
Executive power through history and the Nixon case
The essay traces how American governance shifted from legislative supremacy to a balanced system under the Constitution. It cites Madison, Washington, and Jefferson, notes the veto and judiciary roles, and argues the Court must balance history with today’s perils in light of Nixon.
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Bet on It for 1976 The Candidacy Of Ronald Reagan
Francisco report argues Reagan likely runs in 1976 despite no formal announcement. It cites his age, the "new majority" idea, and potential impact of Nixon or Ford on his chances. The piece highlights Reagan's speaking schedule and strong communication skills as signs a presidential bid is probable, with realignment under way.
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