Nixon impeachment support and conviction opinions surge
A nationwide poll of 1447 adults from July 17 to 21 shows 53 percent favor impeaching Nixon so he can be tried by the Senate while 34 percent oppose. Conviction by the Senate draws 47 percent support to 34 percent. Public faith in Congress is low, with a 60 percent negative rating on handling Watergate and 65 percent negative on delaying impeachment.
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Bush seeks to keep GOP united amid impeachment fight
Republican National Committee Chairman George Bush warned that the House Judiciary Committee impeachment debate threatens to complicate efforts to unite a divided GOP. He predicted the party would weather the clash and urged voters to watch an ABC telecast titled Call to Action featuring Nixon, Reagan, Hatfield and Rhodes aimed at rallying West Coast Republicans and independents.
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Ford cautious as impeachment moves loom
Vice President Ford faces heavy burden managing words during the House Judiciary Committee impeachment process. He aims to avoid slips that could influence votes, while balancing duties to Nixon’s administration and GOP candidates, with a packed August travel and fundraising schedule across California and Hawaii.
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Kissinger says foreign policy not affected by impeachment
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the impeachment proceedings against President Nixon would not affect U S foreign policy. He noted bipartisan support and that Nixon would continue conduct as usual, speaking after a briefing to the Senate committee on Greece Cyprus and Soviet relations. He praised British Foreign Secretary Callaghan for contributing to Cyprus crisis resolution.
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