Ford worth $256,378 as Ford takes presidency
Gerald R. Ford enters the presidency with a net worth of about 256 thousand dollars, per a financial statement from confirmation hearings. The report shows assets and liabilities totaling 256,378 with main holdings in real estate and small holdings in securities and retirement accounts.
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Nixon silent with staff says Ehrlichman in interview
SEATTLE AP Former White House aide John Ehrlichman says President Nixon kept aloof from middle and lower staff and rarely socialized with top aides Haldeman describes similar limited contact Ehrlichman criticizes the approach as a potential hinderance to staff performance He says Nixon resents losing and may make a personal comeback without obstuction of justice trials pending for Ehrlichman related to Watergate
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Nixon aides steered push toward resignation reports say
Reports in Newsweek Time and the Philadelphia Inquirer allege top White House aides and GOP leaders maneuvered President Nixon toward quitting. They cite Haig Kissinger and St Clair as pressuring Nixon to release the Watergate tapes and concede resignation amid mounting evidence and political pressure from Wiggin s and Rhodes.
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Minister says everyone to blame in resignation
Washington Reverend William A. Holmes preached that all Americans share responsibility for Nixon's resignation. He urged bipartisan self scrutiny, saying the presidency belongs to the people and many in the church knew Nixon's humanity while urged collective moral accountability.
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