Can Nixon Still Govern Amid Watergate Aftermath
The piece questions Nixon’s ability to govern within 43 months, facing impeachment, Senate hearings, and public trust. It weighs presidential power limits, the Johnson impeachment lesson, and whether Nixon can lead foreign policy, appoint subordinates, and secure Congress amid a possible crisis.
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New Disaster Relief Act Aims For Faster Fair Aid
President Nixon proposes the Disaster Preparedness and Assistance Act to consolidate relief under the President, curb waste, standardize benefits, and require federally subsidized insurance. The plan favors greater state and local responsibility through shared funding and decentralization to cut future disaster costs. Psalm 23:1 is cited.
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Letters to the Editor on Franklin church coverage sparks protest
Readers from Franklin and nearby areas condemn The Journal for insufficient reporting on the United Methodist Church of Franklin’s 175th anniversary. The May events drew dignitaries including Bishop F Gerald Ensley and visitors from Florida, with supporters urging full coverage and a commemorative photo spread.
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Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Delivery
The Middletown Journal outlines delivery options and pricing. Home delivery by newspaper boy costs 80 cents for seven days with daily and Sunday editions priced separately. Motor route payments total 3.47 in 12 installments or 3.20 in four weeks, plus a 1 5c service charge. Mail subscriptions cost 30 per year in state and outside area 38 per year outside the U.S. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
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Goldwater Questions Nixon Truth On Watergate Coverup
Barry Goldwater in an exclusive Chicago Tribune interview questions Nixon's April 30 Watergate remarks and suggests an earlier knowledge of the coverup. The former presidential hopeful, now a Republican elder statesman, warns that Nixon's credibility is eroding with conservatives and the broader party.
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Secret Service morale sours as Nixon era changes spark vented glee
John Roche recalls a shift in White House dynamics from 1969 onward when the Nixon administration reduced the Secret Service to mere furniture in the eyes of top aides. He notes lively chatter in the servants quarters of the White House, mentions Bob Taylor’s removal and hints at tension with Haldeman while praising Agents as dedicated and close to the President.
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