Politics or the Constitution in Nixon Impeachment Debate
In Washington the impeachment question hinges on more than party lines as Braden argues that 435 congressmen should judge Nixon by constitutional crime rather than political advantage. He warns that treating impeachment as a popularity contest would erode constitutional limits and empower future presidents to overstep lawful bounds.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United States
University of Michigan Medical
Harold Wilson
Edward Heath
Heath
National Union of Miners
Britain
Unitedates
Key to oil blockade warned by Chris Emmet
Moscow and oil politics loom large as Chris Emmet urged Western powers to threaten a boycott of the Soviet Union to bite at Arab oil leverage. He argued Europe must balance allied needs with Moscow and warned Kissinger against public European criticism during the Yom Kippur crisis.
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Freedom House
New York
West Germany
Willy Brandt
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Chris Emmet
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Israel
West Europe
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Jobert
de Gaulle
U.S
Europe
Moscow
Kremlin
Japan
Henry Kissinger
Universities urge expanded federal loan program
A report by nine private colleges urges a larger federal student loan program while noting rising tuitions and stricter needs tests. The piece critiques current HEW rules as cutting middle income access and cites rising loan defaults requiring tax-funded bank reimbursements. It argues youth responsibility alongside public support.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Letter to Editor on cruelty by Madison High staff
Roger Dale Keith argues that students are people with rights and feelings and condemns a Madison High School teacher who made a ill student clean up vomit. He urges Ohio administrator screening and accountability for educators and asks local officials and citizens to scrutinize school discipline and staffing.
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Lindsey Hawkins
Madison High School
Ohio
Madison High
Board of Education
Middletown
Roger Dale Keith
Victoria Ave
The Journal Subscription Rates and History
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists home delivery options by newspaper boy motor route and mail with rates per copy week day Sunday monthly yearly and installment plans. It notes a 1857 establishment and service charge for delivery tubes.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Britain joins western democracies with weak governments
John Roche argues Britain mirrors continental fatigue with politics. The piece cites rising Liberal turnout, coalition vulnerability, and disillusionment, noting proportional representation could have reshaped seats. Roche compares Britain and US trends, linking voter alienation to weak governance and low confidence in Congress and leaders.
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Great Britain
Flattened out by Jim Fiebig
A columnist critiques official optimism about 1974 economic conditions. Earl Butz forecasts food prices capped at 12 percent, while Roy Ashe promises improvement in spring quarters. Nixon pledges no recession and no gas rationing, but ordinary Americans doubt the economy and face rising costs.
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Jim Fiebig
Nixon
Earl
Butz
Agriculture
Roy Ashe
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