Nixon says president is above law sparks Carter response
Nixon's claim that the president is above the law draws firm rebuke from Carter and Ford. Carter emphasizes legal restraints and Watergate lessons. Ford notes Nixon words speak for themselves. The interview with David Frost revisits Vietnam, Watergate, and the demand for accountability.
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Barnstormer Dockery recalls Lindbergh's early days
In Stuttgart Arkansas Dockery recollects meeting Charles A. Lindbergh in the 1920s and barnstorming with him in the South. He describes Lindbergh as reserved and talented, recalls flying the mail and night flights, and notes Dockery’s own early aviation feats and a partnership with Barney Flowers. The piece ends with a Conference Board view on Africa investment and political instability deterring U.S. firms.
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