Nixon says Ehrlichman verdict a blot on justice
President Nixon called John Ehrlichman’s conviction a blot on justice and said it would be extremely difficult for Watergate figures to face retrial. In a Tuesday meeting with Rabbi Baruch M. Korff, Nixon discussed the case and his own view of Watergate compared to Teapot Dome, defending the office and his stance amid intense media scrutiny.
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Ford dodges renounce succession question amid Nixon crisis
Vice President Gerald Ford refused to commit to refusing the presidency if Nixon is impeached. In Baruch Korff’s interview Ford said he would follow the Constitution and not give a firm answer, stressing the oath of office governs his actions. He reaffirmed belief in Nixon’s innocence and said any decision requires careful thought.
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