Public letter urges Nixon to stay in office during Watergate crisis
The author argues against resignation or impeachment, praising Nixon's past achievements while urging cooperation with Congress. They warn resignation would imply guilt despite no solid evidence and advocate governing openly to remove doubts, concluding that enduring impeachment proceedings might be wiser than resignation. The piece ends with a biblical citation.
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United States of America
Rip van Winkle
Mitchell
Sans
Erlichman
Haldeman
Dean
Magruder
Agnew
Congress
Judiciary
Nixon
House of Representatives
Open Rabbit Hunting Season Discussed in Local Diary
George Crout reports opening day hunting as rabbits abundant due to mild winter but many stay hidden. Hunters including Art Weber and Dick Dowling bag five rabbits. land access and landowner permission issues prompt warnings from farmers and game wardens.
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Art Weber
Dick Dowling
Billy Barry
Walter Lickert
Jerry Althouse
Bert Lawler
Jacob Storck
William Gehm
Harold Royce
Nate Oglesby
August
Nathan
Highland County
Indiana
Coles Road
Highland Avenue
City Hospital
Robert Kaser
Princeton Bias Study Reveals Dominant Liberal Speaker Skew
A Princeton alumni group logged outside campus speakers from 1970 to 1973 and found a strong liberal presence. In 1970 liberals outnumbered conservatives 101 to 6, with notable figures such as Noam Chomsky and Ralph Nader. The pattern shifted in subsequent years but remained lopsided, suggesting undergrad perception of a single political voice on campus.
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Midas
Edit Efron
Princeton
Spinoza
Panther Farleni Shakur
Herbert Marcuse
Paul Sweezy
Ralph Nader
John Fraines
Allard Lowenstein
Sen
Harrison Williams
Noam Chomsky
Barry Commoner
Jesse
Panther Huey Newton
Eqbal Ahmad
Rennie Davis
Ralph
Abernathy
Milton Friedman
George Stigler
Herb Klein
Herbert Apthecker
Wayne Morse
Dick Gregory
Shirley Chisholm
Tom Wicker
Jerry Rubin
Tom Hayden
Dave Dellinger
William Buckley
Gerald Ford
Edith Efron
William Rehnquist
Pat Buchanan Aims to Expand TV Power in Nixon Era
The piece profiles Pat Buchanan challenging network dominance, proposing eight networks and arguing the White House seeks to temper TV criticism. It notes his past role in Watergate coverage, loyalty to Nixon, and clashes with the press while referencing figures like Bill and Patrick Buchanan and Senator Sam Ervin.
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New York
Bill Buchanan
Patrick Buchanan
Nixon
Pat Buchanan
Sen
Sam Ervin
Watergate Committee
Pat
Joseph Montoya
Montoya
New Mexico
Oval Office
White House
Frank Sinatra
War Powers Resolution critique from a Senate observer
The writer argues the War Powers Resolution merely requires presidential consultation and reporting within set timeframes, not curtailing power, and characterizes Congress as capable of demanding justification rather than obstructing action. He defends Javits proposal as a political check to prevent furtive military commitments.
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House
Senate
Nixon
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale
Vietnam
Sen. Javits
Johnson
Tonkin Gulf
Congress
U.S
United States
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Facts
The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists delivery options by street sale motor route and mail with prices. Rates include 80c per week seven days 10c daily 20c Sunday 3.47 monthly in 12 installments or 3.20 in four-week periods. Mail subscriptions are 30 per year inside trading area 38 outside. Founded 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Used Book Fair Supports Local Education At AAUW
Middletown AAUW held its annual Used Book Fair at the Middletown Shopping Plaza October 18 to 20. Volunteers thank donors and buyers for supporting scholarships, book awards, local charities, and AAUW fellowships through proceeds from rare, out of print, or textbook donations. Mrs. James Lorenzetti chairs the event.
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Middletown
The
American Association of University Women
AAUW
Day of fast and prayer urged by local Christian group
Mrs Barbara Cox of 140 Kesling Drive Springboro invites all Christians to join in a day of fast and prayer on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving November 21. The observance aims to recognize the nation’s need for God.
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Barbara Cox
Kesling
Springboro
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