Weicker voice crys in wilderness over Nixon coverups
The article portrays Sen. Lowell Weicker denouncing White House attempts to hide truth and alleging tape evidence of Nixon aides pressuring him. It notes Nixon's changing lines via White House counsel J. Fred Buzhardt and recalls Nixon’s May 22 statement about the plumbers and a faked cable implicating Kennedy.
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Howard Hunt
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South Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Weicker
Public TV funding fights over direction and control
Public television faces a split of authority among a government corporation a local station board the Ford Foundation and Congress creating confusion disillusionment and eroding support. Nixon favors a smaller one year commitment while Congress pursues a two year appropriation as goals are redefined. The piece links policy to coherent leadership and a role in filling the broadcasting vacuum.
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Ford Foundation
Congress
Nixon
Economy, Watergate, and 1974 Elections in Era of Scandal
The piece argues economic issues will drive the 1974 midterms more than morality, citing Teapot Dome, Veterans' Bureau graft, and Nixon era constraints. It questions whether Watergate paralysis and policy inertia can revive investment in energy, industry, and domestic growth as voters grow skeptical of the Republican leadership.
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Teapot Dome
Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Warren G. Harding
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Frederick Lewis Allen
Japan
Albert B. Fall
Republican Party
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Forbes
Veterans’ Hospitals
Ohio
John W. Davis
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Lyndon Johnson
Walter Jenkins
FBI
Nixon
1974
Mel Laird
White House
Cruelty to the unborn prompts editor letter
A reader argues abortion is cruel citing salt solution injections and painful stillbirths. She urges support for the Right to Life movement and provides contact details for Pat Enright. Also requests piano donations for the Salvation Army with contact numbers.
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Pat Enright
Mossman Road
Salvation Army
Robert Baker
the Citadel
Public Letter Criticizes Middletown Journal Coverage
Betty Spurlock of 805 10th Ave voices disgust at the Middletown Journal over its court report concerning the Rev. James Holloman and questions whether a different figure would have received more space from the publication.
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James Holloman
Middletown Journal
Betty Spurlock
10Th Ave
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Namath as Nixon foe hoax hint in White House list
The Nixon enemies list read during Waterloo hearings includes names like McGovern and Wallace but New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath is questioned as a possible hoax entry. A satirical monologue imagines Nixon crafting the roster and prying at New York figures.
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Nixon
Waterloo
Joe Namath
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