Top GOP Leaders Urge Nixon Resignation Across Nation
GOP officials from Oregon to Tennessee call for President Nixon to resign, arguing departure would aid the party in November elections while others defend the constitutional process or oppose resignation. The Associated Press survey shows varying views among 30 state officials, with nearly half favoring resignation and many undecided or opposed.
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House Approves Televised Nixon Impeachment Debate
The House voted to allow radio and television coverage of its Nixon impeachment debate. Many members expect Nixon to resign before the debate slated for August 19.
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Should Nixon Resign Transfer Of Power Process Would Be Smooth
AP analysis outlines how a Nixon resignation or impeachment would trigger a rapid transfer of power to Ford. It notes immediate oath considerations, possible legal delays, and the role of the Senate and chief justice in finalizing judgment. The piece discusses potential prosecutions and the impact of resignation on disqualifying from future office.
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Immunity routes open if Nixon resigns or is removed
Legal experts see avenues for Nixon to avoid criminal trial via resignation, impeachment outcomes, or a potential pardon by Ford. Possible paths include Jaworski negotiations, congressional immunity resolutions, or Ford using presidential pardon powers, though each faces constitutional and political hurdles.
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Personal Photographer Captures Poignant White House Moment
Washington AP describes photographer Atkins recording a private dinner with the president's family after gloomy briefings from Senate and House leaders. Atkins, familiar at pivotal moments, recalls tears in his eyes as history unfolds. The text also references a narcotics haul and a 1972 transcript with Haldeman.
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