Nixon supporters launch a day of fairness campaign
In Washington the National Citizens' Committee for Painlness to the Presidency launches a five day push to oppose impeachment. The group claims over two million members and has spent about 2 million dollars to defend Nixon. Baruch Korff's faction highlights media attacks and Watergate as the central battleground while coordinating prayers and congressional outreach.
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Rabbi Schindler Attacks Korff Backer Over Watergate View
Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler, leader of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, called a rabbi backing Nixon an apologist for rampant immorality. He accused Baruch Korff of aiming to pervert democracy and degrade religion in a Wednesday statement.
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Ford warns against defying court in Watergate case
Vice President Gerald Ford warns that defying a Supreme Court order in the Watergate tapes dispute could tilt impeachment odds against Nixon. He urged Nixon to comply, noting he doubts defiance would alone constitute an impeachable offense. Ford says the House committee may pursue articles but its makeup may limit action. He rejects charges of a continuing White House cover-up.
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Nixon aide assails media liberal bias in press attack
White House aide Bruce Herschensohn accused CBS NBC ABC The New York Times The Washington Post Time and Newsweek of liberal bias. He named Cronkite Rather Mudd Kalb Schorr as examples and said journalists distort news against Nixon. Reporters disputed the charges and Herschensohn apologized for naming Kissinger.
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