Nixon interview exposes lingering distrust and critique
Editorial notes the Thursday TV talk added little to the Watergate saga. Nixon admits lying and breaking his oath but denies criminal or impeachable acts. Rep Rodine and Sen Ervin criticize obstruction and cover up while noting Nixon’s TV appearance as a costly, controversial defense. The piece laments a leader failing to uphold duty.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Peter Rodine
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Sen
Vance Travels as Secretary of State Warned Against Campaign Promises
Cyrus Vance, appointed by President Carter, plans a world tour for diplomacy. He has already visited Moscow and London for NATO meetings, then Madrid for the U S Spain Council, Tehran for CENTO talks, and Geneva for SALT discussions with Andrei Gromyko. The piece humorously notes seasoned delegates awaiting invitations back at the State Department.
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Cyrus R. Vance
Carter
Henry Bisseer
Vance
Moscow
London
NATO
Feonommle
Madrid
Teheran
Iran
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Washington
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Middle East
Africa
Department of State
Dover cliffs under threat from private development
The Dover white cliffs long seen as Britain's fortress may face erosion from inland spread of a trailer park and other developments. Actress Anna Lee leads a campaign to preserve the 14 miles of coastline, with a Beverly Hills fundraiser tonight.
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Dover
Great Britain
France
English Channel
Julius Caesar
Napoleon
Hitler
Vera
Lynn
Britain
Robert Nathan
Anna Lee
Dover Cliffs
Beverly Wilshire
Beverly Hills
Pine Avenue Newsroom Masthead and Contacts
Daniel H. Rider editor and publisher and Samuel C Cameron general manager are listed with office at Pine Ave. 90844 and telephone 435-1161.
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Daniel H. Rider
Goa Pine Ave
Nixon's televised confession a guide to elder statesman role
Washington commentary on Richard Nixon's David Frost interview argues the ex president spoke with contrition while preserving a calculated persona. It notes his words that he let the country down, acknowledges past tapes showing a harsher, pragmatic leader, and contemplates how Nixon's return to public life could shift political tones and media dynamics.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
White House
David Frost
Dopes
John Dean
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
Leon Jaworski
John Doar
Washington Post
Frost
Senate Committee
House of Representatives
Haps
Stossroads
Kennedy
Nixom
Deal Heaven
Jaworski
Stoft
Out spending their pay raise and the empty Senate
A satirical portrait of the U S Senate as largely unbusy and empty with a few lingering figures such as Javits Byrd Baker Muskie and Curtis debating reform and attendance. Curtis proposes a 25 member quorum to conduct business but the plan fails 67 to 22 as the chamber returns to its quiet routine.
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United States Senate
Gobi Desert
Carnegie Hall
Senate
Jacob Javits
Sen
James Allen
Alabama
Abe Constitution
Confederacy
Thera
Edmund Muskie
Robert Byrd
Howard Baker
Baker
Byrd
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Moon
Carl Curtis
Nebraska
Curtis
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David Levinson
Bert Resnik
Jack Wy. Germond
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Patrick Moynihan
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