Ford's impeachment views recollected amid political timing
The Washington Post recalls Vice President Ford's 1970 House debate stance on impeachable offenses. It notes his broader comment that an impeachable offense is what a majority of the House deems at a given moment, alongside his later assertion that a President and Vice President can be voted out every four years. The piece urges presenting full context rather than partial quotes.
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Travel Nuggets At Home In Gasoline Shortage
North Carolina's travel industry, a top income source behind textiles and tobacco, faces a sharp decline due to gasoline shortages. In-state travel promotion becomes crucial to compensate as out-of-state tourism collapses, urging promoters to showcase scenic and historic attractions within the state to stretch limited fuel.
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Haster
Office of Travel and Promotion
Combating Police Corruption Urges Firm Reform Efforts
The Christian Science Monitor notes renewed focus on police corruption with indictments in New York and findings in Philadelphia. It stresses internal reform, watchdogs, and standards for selection, training, and compensation, along with procedures for handling evidence and anti corruption units to maintain trust in law enforcement.
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Patrick V. Murphy
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The
Police Foundation
United States
Association of Police Chiefs
National Commission On Criminal Justice Standards and Goals
Confidence in Faith Grows as Conservative Trend Reemerges
In a WSJ survey, 64 religion writers cite a shift away from social gospel activism toward prayer and devotion. The movement includes Pentecostal and Bible centered groups, with many seeking spiritual commitment beyond political reform. Some see it as fad or searching in the dark, but the trend signals a hunger for deeper faith.
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Nixon Warns Of Nuclear Power In Private Talks
Reveals a secret strategy session where President Nixon discusses the nuclear button, potential casualties, and the need to seek detente with the Soviet Union through trade concessions. The piece contrasts harsh talk with calls to avert short term crises and improve relations while maintaining skepticism about Soviet ideology.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Russia
Cuba
Press Stands As Freedom Guardian By Holt McPherson
A vintage editorial lauds the press’s role in guarding constitutional freedoms despite assaults. It cites a Yorkin scrapbook tribute, notes the craft of journalism, and comments on shifts in income, taxes, and consumer spending with polls on American values and education, stressing ambition and practicality.
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America
Louis Harris
U.S
United States
An Archdale Water Plan Letter Questions Main Points
William Tucker of 318 Playground Rd questions Archdale’s water system bond plan. He notes mixed attendance at the meeting, asks about pipe sizes, mains, and materials, and questions revenue methods and tax implications if water revenue fails. He supports a fair, affordable plan ensuring 25 years of utility.
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Archdale
Main Street
Eden Terrace
Archdale Road
School Road
Scott Free
William Tucker
Playground Rd
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