Impeachment Debate and Nixon Crisis Worsen Inaction
Nixon impeachment talks intensify as House Judiciary moves slowly toward possible articles. The piece argues incompetence and political delay hinder action on Watergate, energy policy faltering, and Kissinger's autonomy, urging resignation as a viable alternative. It cites Henry Jackson's subcommittee findings and references Cromwell, Amery, and Chamberlain as historical parallels.
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White House
Sen
Henry Jackson
America
United States
Peter Flanigan
Oliver Cromwell
Leopold Amery
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Winston Churchill
Mr. Nixon
Council of Ireland aims at reconciliations amid fierce opposition
The new Council of Ireland brings together representatives from Northern Ireland, the Irish Republic and Britain to pursue peace and end violence. Proponents view it as a step toward unity and justice while Catholics and Protestants fear concessions or threat to NI autonomy. The text argues for ending bloodshed and building a just solution.
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Council of Ireland
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Britain
Council
Dublin
Belfast
Ireland
Still your prerogative and the faith questions debated
Readers discuss religion politics and individual belief in God in a democratic society. Letters by Virginia Romans and another writer address conflicts among communism Judaism and Christianity and warn of no fault auto insurance and guest statute implications in Ohio law.
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God
Thomases
Garden of Eden
Christ
Washington
Ohio Senate
Ohio House
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio outlines subscription options including per copy weekday and Sunday prices, home delivery by newspaper boy, motor route plans, AIS service charges, and annual mail rates for in and out of trading areas plus international pricing. It notes a 1857 founding date and postal details for second class mailing.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
AIS
U.S.A
Heath to impose three day work week in Britain
In January 1 Edward Heath will enforce a three day work week for British industry to save energy. The piece notes concerns about potential strain on John Bull but plugs American resilience and references global political and economic debates including Israel, the Soviet Union, and US military aid, with a satirical jab at the San Diego Padres.
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United States
New York
Edward Heath
John Bull
Albion
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Israel
Russia
Japan
Alan Cranston
Calif
U.S
Europe
NATO
San _ Diego Padres
Washington, D.C
Congress
Washington
San Diego
Nixon finances test for media role in politics
The piece argues how national media handling of President Nixon's finances will test their influence on public belief about whether he is a crook. It notes circulating charges about a secret $1 million trust, tax issues, San Clemente gains, and a $100,000 Hughes link, countered by White House financial analysis.
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Henry Kissinger
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Richard Nixon
House of
Orlando
San Clemente
Florida
Bebe Rebozo
Howard Hughes
White House
Picayune
Nixons
U.S
Fdr
Hyde Park
Watergate
McGovern and Nixon on taxes and propriety in office
George McGovern says he asked the IRS to audit his income taxes and paid what was due while noting borderlines could risk public scrutiny. He contrasts this with Richard Nixon who he says vaults over borders, showing less concern for appearances.
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Washington
Congress
George McGovern
D-S.c
Internal Revenue Service
McGovern
IRS
Thee
Richard Nixon
Nixon finances under scrutiny amid tax disclosure debate
The piece questions IRS handling of Nixon tax returns and grafts. critics compare recent disclosures to prior inquiries. It notes 98 percent of the accounts appear correct, while media coverage shapes public impression with emphasis on detail over general judgment.
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Virginia Romans
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Bob Considine
Downing ST
Jeffrey Hart
National Archives
Tom Braden
Dennis the Menace
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Weicker
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