Nixon impeachment clash spurs citizen drive gains momentum
The House Judiciary Committee nears its final witness as a national anti impeachment movement with 200000 contributors unveils a five day campaign to defend Nixon. Baruch Korff says Watergate is the smallest scandal and quotes Nixon as wanting to stay in office. The Citizens Congress plans prayers and calls on lawmakers while Goldwater Reagan and other conservatives headline in San Francisco.
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Presidential aide accuses media of liberal bias
White House aide Bruce Herschensohn alleged CBS NBC ABC the New York Times Washington Post Time and Newsweek distort news against Nixon. He named Cronkite Rather Mudd Kalb and Schorr as liberal figures and claimed conservatives are absent in CBS. Reporters challenged the accusations during a 45 minute briefing at the Executive Office Building.
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Rabbi Schindler Attacks Korff Over Nixon Watergate Stance
Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler, president of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, called Rabbi Baruch M. Korff an apologist for rampant immorality for backing Nixon on Watergate. He accused Korff of aiming to out-Watergate Watergate in the name of fair play and to pervert democracy and degrade religion.
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Ford warns against defying court in Watergate case
Washington UPI Gerald Ford cautioned that Nixon defying a Supreme Court ruling over Watergate tapes would shift the odds against impeachment. He urged Nixon to comply with the Court order, said defiance could create an institutional confrontation, and indicated impeachment odds were around four to three against the House. Ford said a high level cover up is not evident and noted Nixon has provided more information than any prior president.
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