Nixon urged to quit by Michigan papers on eve of visit
Two Michigan newspapers that backed Nixon in 1968 and 1972 urged his resignation days before his scheduled appearance in the Thumb area. Editorials in the Flint Journal and Saginaw News cited erosion of trust and national welfare, calling for Nixon to resign or face impeachment. Governor Milliken planned to meet Nixon in Tricity Airport events amid a GOP campaign tour.
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Poll finds pluses minuses for Nixon
A Harris survey shows President Nixon’s overall positive rating up 6 points to 31 percent after a stepped-up media campaign, but a 49-34 percent plurality still believes he will be found to have violated the law after investigations. Varying readings show negative views on integrity, Watergate handling, tapes, and government corruption.
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House tax report on Nixon hit
Washington AP Nixon owes nearly 500000 in back taxes, says Rhodes. He criticizes staff fairness and argues Nixon should have been allowed to contest findings. Rhodes expects White House tapes on Nixon and John Dean, Ehrlichman, and Haldeman may risk security if released.
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Reporters detail Watergate sources to forthcoming book
Washington Post reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward relied on White House linked sources for Watergate, including former CRP treasurer Hugh Sloan a campaign bookkeeper and an unnamed informant nicknamed Deep Throat. Excerpts appear in Playboy. Sloan says John Mitchell authorized illegal campaign spending.
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White House ordered tax deductions adviser claims
Nixon tax advisers say White House ordered deductions from the President’s income. Arthur Blech recounts directives from John W. Dean II and Ehrlichman to claim 100 percent of two home expenses and half of another, with later reductions deemed impermissible. Congressional staff found Nixon underpaid by 444,022 dollars for 1969 to 1972.
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