Ford urges U S pride in Nixon in disengagement role
Vice President Gerald Ford told the Disabled American Veterans convention in New Orleans that America should be proud of President Nixon for helping disengage Israeli and Arab forces. He avoided direct Watergate references and said he would vote to censure Nixon if still in the House.
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UPI
Gerald Ford
America
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Ford
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Major bills await House vote this week in impeachment era
Congress aims to finish major legislation including national health care reform, campaign finance, consumer protection, strip mining laws, and key spending bills ahead of anticipated impeachment debates. House action remains uncertain as Nixon impeachment looms and health bills split among proposals.
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UPI
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Ways and Means Committee
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de Ark
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Nixon impeachment costs and potential penalties outlined
The piece notes that if Nixon is impeached and removed he could face personal legal costs, loss of salary and pensions, and the burden of defense expenses. It covers White House and federal funding of defense, possible resignation, and long legal proceedings linked to Watergate. It also mentions continued pension rights and implications for Pat Nixon.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
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William Braxhe
Nixon
James D. St. Clair
White House
Justice Department
Pat Nixon
Camp David
Tothorne
Gift tax may be due on Mills campaign donation
Two Dallas computer executives Milledge Harteil and Mervin Stauffer face possible gift tax on a secret 100000 donation to the Mills presidential campaign in 1972. Each could owe over 4000 as they split the gift into installments to avoid taxation. IRS rules may treat the combined gifts as a single amount.
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Mills
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EDS
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IRS
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Stauffer
Silent Senators Hold Their Cards Over Nixon Trial
Senators avoid public votes as Nixon faces Senate trial. Estimates vary on who would support or convict, with conservatives and Southern Democrats most cited as potential Nixon backers while liberals lean toward conviction. Key figures include Byrd Stennis and Goldwater, whose stances influence possible outcomes.
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UPI
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Senate
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John Ashbrook
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House
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
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Stennis
Conversation Training Ad Promotes Social Skill Mastery
A Chicago publisher touts a Steaple method for everyday talk to gain poise and social influence. The ad claims simple steps boost self confidence in business and casual chats and offers a book Adventur es in conversation mailed to requesters with name address and zip code.
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