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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1974
Page
3
C G Bebe Rebozo said he believes President Nixon will not resign and will be exonerated in the Watergate affair. He dismissed the crisis as blown out of proportion and defended the President while denying any transfers to Swiss banks.
A National Academy of Public Administration study urged Congress to strip the Justice Department of political clout and keep a special prosecutor during the transition. It called for the attorney general to be barred from advising the president in political matters and noted Watergate era partisan climate within the department. The report cites John N. Mitchell and Robert F. Kennedy as examples of close advisers.
House Democratic Leader Thomas F. O'Neill said President Nixon was engaging in one of his favorite diversions when he attacked Congress before a partisan audience in Houston. The remark frames Nixon's criticism of the Democratic Congress as partisan theater.
West Virginia Senator Robert Byrd accused President Nixon of using free prime-time television as unwitting allies to blunt the impeachment inquiry and attack Congress. He said the tactic distorts the public view of state affairs and diverts blame from the President.
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