Bork hints at offer of new job in administration
Acting Atty General Robert Bork said there were suggestions he might move to a different job, but no offer or promise for the Supreme Court. He recalled Haig ordering the FBI to seal the Watergate prosecution offices the night Cox was fired and described communications over access to Richardson and Ruckelshaus.
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House GOP support at lowest in Gallup poll history
Princeton report shows 53 percent of those surveyed favor the Democratic party and 31 percent the Republican party with 12 percent undecided. The poll of 3159 adults taken before last Tuesday's elections suggests Republicans would lose many House seats, with Democrats leading 243 to 191 and one vacancy.
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McCarthy Says Nixon Should Not Be Removed
Former senator Eugene J. McCarthy, who sought the 1968 Democratic nomination, stated he does not believe President Nixon should be removed from office. He argued impeachment or resignation would not serve the country and that Congress and Democrats could press domestic issues while Nixon faces challenges. He also called for formal constitutional changes to presidential succession.
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No Watergate for LBJ widow says
Lady Bird Johnson said Watergate could not have occurred during the Johnson administration because her husband minded every detail he tested. She expressed grief that the scandal spilled onto both parties and urged youth to engage in politics while noting her faith in the country’s fabric remains strong. She plans to continue beautification work and described Lyndon Johnson’s retirement as marvelous, mellow years.
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Johnson reveals LBW office funds end in Texas
Mrs. Johnson states government funding for LBW's presidential office in Texas ended June 20 and claims the public remains unaware while mail keeps arriving in the hundreds weekly. She has hired a small staff to manage the influx.
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