Nixon foreign successes boost U S Haig says
General Alexander M. Haig Jr quotes that despite Watergate Americans have confidence in President Nixon's international leadership. He notes U S influence remains strong in the Middle East Europe and the Soviet Union and credits the Moscow summit with progress toward limiting nuclear arms development. Haig defends the administration against domestic turmoil and underscores a frank NSC talks helped foster a new approach to nuclear talks.
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Ehrlichman Pressured IRS in 1971 72 OBrien Audit
Ehrlichman urged the IRS to probe Lawrence OBrien in 1971 72 and complained the audit was a poor job after auditors found no major tax discrepancies. He testified to the House Judiciary Committee as part of the impeachment inquiry, citing attempts to jail OBrien before the election and a tense exchange with IRS commissioner Walters and George Shultz.
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Solon rejects 3 White House social invitations
Rep. Lawrence Coughlin of Pennsylvania said he refused three White House social invitations in one week, deeming them inappropriate amid possible impeachment votes. He would not detail two Kennedy Center invites or one yacht Sequoia dinner, noting only regrets after declines. The White House says yacht cruises allow informal discussion of legislation. The refusals mark a rare break with administration social outreach.
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Strauss urges House to impeach Nixon over overwhelming evidence
Democratic Party Chairman Robert N. Strauss said Tuesday the impeachment evidence against President Nixon was devastating and overwhelming. He noted the montage of material preponderates strongly against the President and questioned what would shock him.
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Nixon aide says Nixon a "miserable SOB" to win the White House
Former Nixon aide Lyn Nofziger told high school students that Nixon was a hard nosed politician who needed to be a miserable SOB to reach the presidency. He said Nixon failed to fit the image in 1960 and warned most presidents must overcome tough, numerous rivals.
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Abel charges little done to fight inflation
United Steelworkers President I. W. Abel criticized Congress and the Nixon administration for taking minimal action against inflation. He warned of possible depression if corrective steps are not taken, stating economists foresee inflation above 10 percent this year and calling for government action to stabilize the economy.
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Armstrong Opposes Strauss Findings in Newsmen Session
Presidential counselor Anne Armstrong challenged Bob Strauss conclusions during a get-acquainted session with newsmen. She asserted strong disagreement with her friend’s assessment and voiced her own view on the matter.
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Transcript notes show embarrassment over tone, no impeachable offense
Under questioning she acknowledged feeling embarrassed by the tone of certain White House tapes but stated she detected no impeachable offense in the overall transcripts.
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Carlton Cigarettes Remain Lowest Tar Filter Kings
Government tests since 1967 show Carlton as the lowest tar level among regular filter kings in 12 straight reports. The March 1974 FTC results list Carlton at 4 mg tar and Carlton Menthol at low tar levels, highlighting Carlton as a standout low tar option.
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