Understanding the Impeachment Process From Nixon to Johnson
A concise primer explains how impeachment works in the United States Congress. It covers House charges and Senate trials, the roles of managers, and the necessity of a two thirds conviction. Historical cases show impeachment outcomes for presidents and officials.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Archibald Cox
United States
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Johnson
William Blount
Dtenn
William W. Belknap
Ulysses S. Grant
South
Resignation Debate on Nixon Requires Proof Not Pressure
The piece argues Nixon should stay if innocent, or resign if guilty, warning a rush to judgment without due process. It notes a House Judiciary Committee bill of particulars echoes old issues, vague crimes, and difficult-to-proof charges, urging a serious, point-by-point investigation to clarify the truth.
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Edward Brooke
The
Times
Time
George Meany
Joseph Alsop
Nixon
Hydra
House Judiciary Committee
Cambodia
Byrne
John Ehrlichman
ITT
Vesco
House
Non political Columns Stir Readers Over Five Years
A syndicated columnist reflects on writing non political essays and the strong reader response they provoke. He notes criticism from both the right and left, mailbacks praising or mocking his hobby of reading diverse journals, and his shift toward mystery fiction as an escape. The piece questions whether political columnists are becoming extinct.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Hollywood
Wimsey
Hercule Poirot
Alan Grant
Inspector Maigret
Bush's plea for party funds amid Watergate fallout
Opinion notes Bush as RNC chair appeals for funds citing Watergate as a drag on GOP finances. Authors argue Democrats not aiming to bury GOP, warn economic issues loom larger than Watergate, and question the scarcity of donor prospects while stressing two party system importance.
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George Bush
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Bush
GOP
Common Cause
Nixon
America
Damon Runyon Walter Winchell Cancer Fund Aids Global Research
The Damon Runyon Walter Winchell Cancer Fund has raised over 40 million since 1946 and funds research at Harvard MIT NYU Columbia Chicago Texas Karolinska and labs in 29 countries. It avoids admin charges and supports flexible allocations via its Scientific Advisory Committee. Lou Lurie of San Francisco is among recent major bequests. The Omaha Press Club plans to keep Spiro T. Agnew’s name on its press room to honor a free press.
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New York
Damon Runyon
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Runyon
Hell
Damon
Omnes
Lou Lurie
San Francisco
Harvard
MIT
New York University
Columbia
University of Chicago
University of Texas
Karolinska Institute
Sweden
Omaha Press Club
Spiro T. Agnew
Howard S. Silber
Agnew
Local Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Established
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists prices for daily, Sunday, and motor route delivery in Middletown, Ohio. Home delivery via newspaperboy, mail options, and annual rates for domestic and international subscriptions are detailed.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Newspaperboy
Journal Tube
U.S.A
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