Rockefeller letter reshapes 1976 vice presidency history
In Los Angeles a critical view explores Nelson Rockefeller amid Ford's 1976 campaign. It argues Rockefeller wrote his own letter under pressure, amid public disclosures and rival pressures from Rumsfeld Simon Callaway Reagan and Ford, revealing the politics behind Rockefellers vice presidency decision.
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Watergate ideals and the inquiry finalities
The Watergate final report urges steadfast belief in the rule of law and rejects cynicism. It argues no one is above the law, urges accountability for a sitting president if guilt is proven, and calls Congress to consider constitutional safeguards and possible speedy trial provisions. It references Leon Jaworski and notes future need for protections and amendments.
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Letters to the Editor on Freedom and Citizenship
The writer argues America must serve all citizens and embrace responsibility to remain free. He cites Revolutionary era tensions and current social divides, urging equal opportunity and rejection of domination. Reuben Doty and JoAnne Nenni signatories with addresses.
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Reluctant relief over ERA defeat echoes in opinion
Phyllis Battelle recalls New York and New Jersey ERA losses as a relief amid heated rhetoric. She notes calls of fear from opponents, defenses from supporters, and warns against rushing constitutional change without study. She cites Eleanor Roosevelt and Ruth Dayan on pace and impact of equality.
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O'Dwyer as Liberal Fire-Eater Sees Ford Aid for New York
George F. Will portrays New York City Council president Paul O'Dwyer as a liberal fire-eater who criticizes President Ford for ignoring bankers and industrialists on federal aid to avert New York default. Will frames liberalism's shift and mocks the era’s political theater with a symbolic painting idea featuring David Rockefeller and O'Dwyer marching to We Shall Overcome.
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