Nixon Faces Impeachment Crisis Before Resignation
The article traces Nixon's path from mounting impeachment sentiment across Congress to his decision to resign. It details White House briefings, Cabinet discussions, and private talks with aides including Haig, Ford, and Rhodes as the president weighs survival versus removal. It notes a pivotal Oval Office meeting with Goldwater and Rhodes outlining Senate support and grim prospects.
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White House to Open Grounds for Weekend Tours
At the First Lady's request the White House grounds and gardens will be open Saturdays and Sundays 2 to 5 p.m. The spring garden tour includes the Rose Garden Kids Garden and Jacqueline Kennedy Garden with tulips and crabapple blossoms expected. State floor rooms will also be accessible to visitors.
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