Nixon urged to cooperate in Watergate inquiry
The editorial argues that law and order protect rights and urges President Nixon to fully cooperate with the Watergate probe. It criticizes executive privilege as misused, calls for a broad, outside grand jury if needed, and stresses that honest answers are essential to preserve public trust in government and politics.
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Nixon
Ameri
Erime
National Democratic
Watergate
White House
Democratic National Committee
U.S
John Sirica
Republican National Committee
Simea
Jacob Javits
Charles Percy
Republican Party
Senate Select Committee
Ronald Ziegler
Department of Justice
Sirica
Senate Committee
Editor Letters Question Washington Spending
A reader faults White House budget priorities urging preservation of Headstart and OEO programs. They argue cutting Pentagon luxuries and funding for domestic programs hurts the poor and increases welfare reliance, noting funds exist for Vietnam rebuilding but not for domestic needs.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Brezhnev to face anti Soviet demonstrations in U S
The American Jewish community plans anti-Soviet demonstrations in each U S city during Leonid Brezhnev’s state visit, affecting Nixon’s foreign policy amid the push for Soviet Jewish emigration. Demonstrations could embarrass Nixon and threaten Brezhnev’s Moscow summit hospitality from last May and the first U S visit in 14 years.
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Washington
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
U.S
Nixon
Brezhnev
Moscow
Kremlin
Au Bet
Israel
Kremii
U.S. Congress
Democra
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Soviet Union
Congress
National Conference On
Adolf Sittler
Germany
Auschwitz
Buchenwald
Sherlock Holmes Meets Detroit Emission Debate in London
In Baker Street Holmes and Watson observe a Detroit executive seeking help for reducing car emissions. The scene references American know-how, political tensions over Soviet Jewry, and looming demonstrations tied to emigration fees. The piece blends fiction with commentary on Nixon era policy and Brézhnev.
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Watson
Holmes
Detroit
London
Searlet
Timon
Sony
Japan
Rathbone
Generosity at home and the Indian question in America
A reflective piece urging America to end wrongful policies toward Native Americans. It cites widespread poverty unemployment and health disparities among Indians, calls for treaty restitution and improved education, and argues for respecting and advancing Indian culture rather than forcing assimilation. It contrasts U S generosity to foreigners with systemic India n mistreatment and cultural genocide.
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United States
Congress
America
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Robert F. Drinan
Massachusetts
Soviet Jewry
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Jewish License League
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Kren- Jin
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Mr. Nixon
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