Nixon Avoids Quotes You Can Quote in Public
A Nixon era profile notes the President resists quotable lines, preferring seriousness over epigrams. It cites his defense of Watergate, remarks on impeachment, fuel concerns about Air Force One, and a history of sparing the press from catchy phrases.
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March 13 tape key to White House credibility analysis
Jeffrey Hart argues that the April 15 Watergate tape is nonessential since Dean’s March 13 testimony already covers the same topics. He notes the importance of the March 13 meeting for potential proof of Nixon’s knowledge of the coverup and cites the possibility of a June 20 1972 Mitchell conversation via an untapped extension.
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Project Independence and the US energy crisis
The piece discusses the Nixon administration’s Project Independence as a response to the Arab oil boycott and the need to cut energy use immediately. It calls for voluntary conservation by Americans and cooperation among federal, state, and local governments to avoid gasoline rationing and build long term energy self sufficiency. It ends with a biblical note from Luke 10:41-42.
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The Lionization of Judge Sirica in Watergate Fallout
William F Buckley Jr critiques Judge Sirica after the Watergate Seven sentences. He denounces perceived judicial bias and calls out Sirica for harsh conduct, transcripts disclosure, and punishment of Howard Hunt, arguing the judge misused power and lacked accountability.
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Nixon impeachment and the Marx Brothers analogy
The piece argues Nixon is eminently impeachable for maladministration but questions personal integrity, comparing Watergate era doubt to historic cases where truth seemed impossible. It reflects on impeachment standards and historic misperceptions of intent.
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