Nixon impeachment trial seen as televised spectacle
The piece argues Nixon faces likely Senate impeachment after Rodino committee, predicts a televised, McLuhan era show with 100 million viewers, fashion, celebrity appearances, and a multiweek spectacle rivaling Sacheverell's historic trial. It notes tapes, public interest, and social media-style coverage in a dramatic, opinionated tone.
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Shultz bows out amid mixed success in new economics
George P. Shultz plans private life in May after leading federal economic policy through recession, inflation, energy crises, and budget deficits. His record invites debate on whether any successor can improve on administration of programs approved by Congress and the President.
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Britain faces return to work as miners end slowdown
After a 13 week slowdown and four week strike, Britain’s 269000 coal miners resume work. Harold Wilson’s Labor government faces wage demands and fears recession as the National Institute of Economic and Social Research warns of higher prices and unemployment.
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Letter to Editor Defends Police Price Toll as Safety Measure
Mrs. Darrell Salyers argues $12 tow fee was a small price for potential life saved. She counters Calvin Cole’s points about wrecker dispatch and city procedures, saying officers acted to help and safety justifies costs.
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Address requirement tightens letters to editor rules
Editorial policy notes letters must include full name and mailing address and will not be published without them. A limit of one letter per 30 days applies except in unusual cases, and letters are restricted to 300 words. Submissions may be edited or rejected. poetry is not accepted.
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Nixon impeachment delays threaten national interest
John Roche argues Congress stalls, urging a swift decision on impeachment. He warns the dispute has high stakes and that the president may resign to end the stalemate while Congress fixes procedural deadlock and focuses on presidential competence and alleged misconduct.
Haig Shapes Crisis Role in White House
General Alexander Haig, 49, serves as White House chief of staff and emerges as a pivotal crisis manager. The portrait describes his appearance and demeanor as he sits in his office during mounting tension.
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Haig at the Mahogany Table Faces Washington Crisis
The scene centers on Alexander Haig in a stark office turning toward a mahogany table and picking up a telephone as he grapples with the Watergate crisis. The piece frames Haig as earnest and loyal while detailing pressure from media like The Washington Post and a demand for more tapes amid political introspection.
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