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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1973

Page

11

No hawdling on Ford Speaker of the House

Editorial argues Carl Albert should reject delaying Ford confirmation for political deals. It notes Democrats may fear Ford's line of succession and potential impeachment duties for Albert, urging a prompt Senate action based on Ford's qualifications and public confidence.

House Carl Albert Congress Rep Gerald R. Ford Ford Nixon Albert Richard Nixon House Judiciary Committee Senate Robert Byrd

Instruction to live by Dr. Paul Dudley White

Dr Dudley White, a famed physician and advocate for heart health, rode 30 miles daily on Martha’s Vineyard and used his prominence as Eisenhower’s doctor to promote exercise and medical research. He died at 87 after a stroke, leaving Heart Disease a landmark reference.

Paul Dudley White Martha's Vineyard Dent Eisenhower Dr. White Ee Dudley White

Letters to the Editor Praise and Critique in Long Beach

Readers protest media bias demand straight facts while City Councils clash over Proposition. Letters from Long Beach residents Margaret Gannsle Mary Santavicc a Marjorie Crist and Frank D Wiedman critique press coverage and public affairs.

Long Beach Los Angeles Margaret W. Ganssle America Mary E. Santavicca

Jaworski the classy Houston lawyer and tough prosecutor

HOUSTON. Tex Leon Jaworski named by Nixon as Watergate special prosecutor has long been Houston’s most respected attorney. He led wartime war crimes prosecutions, advised Lyndon Johnson, and rose in local and national legal circles. His ties to corporate power and public service define his long career.

Houston Leon Jaworski Nixon Texas Ong John Connally Jaworski Bar Assa Britain Queen Elizabeth Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps Darmstadt Wadamar Atty Robert Kennedy Mississippi Ross Barnett Paul Johnson James Meredith University of Mississippi Lyndon Johnson Commission On Law Enforcement Administration of Justice Warren Supreme Court Archibald Cox Saworski Harris County GOP Johnson Abe Fortas LBJ Senate National Commission On the National Commission On Marine Science, Engineering and Resources American War Assn London Buckingham Palace Waco Baylor University George Washington University Washington, D.C Jakorski Touston A. D. Dyess Dyess Maine Fulbright, Crocker and Jaworski Baker and Botts Vinson, Elkins Connally Fulbright, Crooker & Jaworski Texas Monthly Magazine Vinson Téon; Jaworski Justice Department

Why Nixon should not step down

Nixon should not resign as urged by columnists James Reston Joseph Alsop and others. The piece argues his firmness abroad and domestic resolve, defends against Watergate panic, notes economic steadiness, and rejects resignation as perilous to constitutional balance and public trust.

Nixon Washington James Reston Joseph Alsop Tom Wicker Anthony Lewis Congress

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