Republican fortunes falter as Watergate pressure tests GOP
The piece surveys Republican drift after Watergate with governors seeking independence from the Nixon era. It notes declines from 32 to 19 GOP governors since 1972 and warns of hard 1974 contests in several states while urging a separate state party identity from the federal campaign entity. It cites Nixon’s revival role and Agnew’s departure, framing long-term party fragility.
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White House
Colorado
Wyoming
Arizona
Oregon
California
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Alaska
Maine
Hawaii
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Lyndon Johnson
Spiro Agnew
Eisenhower
Ike
Form Of Gas Rationing Seen By January First
Washington commentators warn Nixon may bow to pressure for gas rationing to curb 30 percent vehicle use amid a tight oil outlook. Analysts flag Arab supply, non Arab production limits, and a possible basic weekly ration with higher price for extra gallons and funds directed to unemployment benefits.
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Washington
Haldeman
Rose Mary
Nixon
Europe
Japan
Canada
Treasury
George Shultz
Council of Economic Advisers
Herbert Stein
Office of Management
Rockefeller 1976 Bid Gains Ground in GOP Center Strategy
Nelson Rockefeller, age 65, moves toward a 1976 presidential bid as a GOP Center candidate. He gains support from labor allies and Southern conservatives while aiming to broaden appeal beyond Reagan’s right and Connally’s center. A National Commission on Critical Choices for America gathers key Rockefeller backers and policy minds to shape a wider coalition.
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Washington
KFL
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert the Bruce
New York
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Rocky
Ronald Reagan
John Connally
Chuck Percy
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
National Commission On
America
N.Y
Laurance
William Ronan
Rockefeller Foundation
John Knowles
Oscar Ruebhausen
Martin Anderson
California
Hoover Institute
George Meany
Dixie
Atlanta
Progress Seen Against TV Violence In Utopia
ACT and other groups applaud actions reducing children's violence on television including a Los Angeles radio station dropping 42 kid programs. FCC remains hands off unless Congress imposes a ban while advertisers promise to stop sponsoring violent programs. Senate hearings and new codes are anticipated as public outcry grows.
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Nob Yel Foud
Los Angeles
Action For Children’s Television
ACT
Federal Communications Commission
Senate Subcommittee On Communications
FCC
Congress
Jack Valenti
American Motion Picture Association
Europe seeks direct ties with Japan excluding the United States
European ministers push a policy to woo Japan directly for trade and economic links, aiming for a two way declaration of principles. The move follows a Common Market conference decision in early November and signals rebuke to U S calls for a new Atlantic charter.
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Europe
United States
Middle East
Japan
Tokyo
U.S
Washington
Haig and Ziegler ascend as Nixon’s key advisers
In a deeply revealing view of White House dynamics, President Nixon relies on General Alexander Haig and press secretary Ron Ziegler as his closest confidants. The piece argues loyalty over political savvy, noting Haig’s patriotism and limited political grasp, and contrasts them with former aides Haldeman and Ehrlichman.
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Teranklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Alexander Hair Jr
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Haig
Ziegler
Haldeman - Ehrlichman
Gen. Hair
Haldeman - Fehrlichman
Bryce Warlow
Melvin Laird
Impeachment Debate Intensifies Over Nixon Crisis
The Watergate fallout sharpens calls for impeachment while opinions split on removing President Nixon. Supporters urge strong action to resolve the crisis and restore leadership, while others warn against a lengthy, divisive proceeding that could destabilize the nation.
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Aiken
Nixon
Monroe News Star Leadership and masthead details
The Monroe News Star lists John OD Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers with Robert Ewing Jr as chairman. Additional directors include Mildred Hunt Ewing and Esther Ewing Jensen among others. The paper operates from 4th and tive Streets in Monresta and publishes daily except Saturday and Sunday.
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John OD. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
Willam HH. Bronson
New Star World Publishing Corporation
Merth 4Th
Tive Streets
Monresta
Robert Ewing
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Small Society
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Ti Siuc Loc Poolees
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