Nixon Bids Sorrowful Farewell To Aides
Washington AP Nixon bids sorrowful farewell to Cabinet and aides on his last White House morning before flight to California. He recalls TR and lessons of adversity, says greatness lies in rising from valleys to high mountains, and thanks those who stood by him as Ford watches the departure.
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Missouri voters shift toward Nixon in 1960s state history
Missouri shifts in Nixon support from 1960 to 1972 as Nixon gains majorities in 1966 and 1972, with public reactions spanning groans and sorrow after his resignation. Accounts include St. Louis reactions, Grandview families, and comments from Cardinal Carberry.
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Bond Hails Ford's Fresh Leadership And Integrity
Missouri leaders react to Nixon resignation praising Gerald Ford to provide fresh leadership and unity. Gov. Bond calls it relief from Watergate trauma, while Sen. Eagleton and others express support and faith in Ford. Officials hope Ford can unite Congress and tackle pressing national problems.
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Nixon Farewell Announces Resignation From Presidency
Americans listened as Richard Nixon spoke from the Oval Office about Watergate ending his presidency. Personal reactions varied from tears and sorrow to disappointment and lingering questions, with citizens like Joyce Yeagar and Tom Kennedy offering poignant reflections on the moment.
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Nixon's resignation marks historic end of Watergate era
The article notes President Nixon's speech and decision to resign effective noon tomorrow, detailing his mixed emotions, the political fallout, and contrasts with Ford’s rise. It traces Nixon's career, Watergate’s impact, and Ford's ascent from House reformer to GOP leader.
Ford Views on National Issues and 1976 Run
A compilation of quotes from Ford on revenue sharing national health insurance busing amnesty marijuana newspaper honesty in government and plans for 1976 plus a note on Sunday worship at Mexico United Methodist Church including prayers for the new president and nation and a sermon series on The Promises of America.
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