Editorials on public tapes and Nixon ethics standards
The editorial urges that making seven Watergate tapes public could rebuild public trust but warns it may not restore faith fully. It commends Nixon for considering court approval yet stresses the need for transparency through court handling and cooperation with the judiciary rather than political maneuvering. The piece cites Ellsberg, Rebozo, Hughes money, ITT, and other related matters to frame accountability. It calls for clear, non prejudicial disclosure to satisfy the public.
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Hughes
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ITT
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Time editorial calls Nixon resignation in first 50 years
The piece notes Time magazine urged Nixon to resign in its first editorial in half a century. It criticizes Time for mixing opinion with news and expresses a desire for a straight news story, implying readers would welcome clearer separation of fact from commentary.
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Letters to the editor Lawbreaker?
A reader asks if his reduced earnings from returning to work while on Social Security constitute a crime. He details tax withholds, net pay, and plans for extra cash, wondering about legality and guilt. The piece includes multiple letters and opinions on politics and education.
Cracks in Iraq's wall of hostility
Iraq eyes a more flexible foreign policy with the United States while maintaining development contracts for U.S. firms. Saddam Hussein hints at reappraising relations with Washington, as Baghdad weighs dialogue with Moscow and Damascus amid regional war shifts.
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Rose Woods Endures as Nixon Aide Through Turbulent Years
The long trusted secretary Rose Woods, 55, testified in U S District Court on her role typing White House tapes transcripts for Watergate prosecutors. She described 18 hour days and loyalty to Nixon, denying doubt about his honesty.
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Rose Woods
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Latin ties drive debate over future of Monroe Doctrine
The Rio Treaty era and U S role in the Americas are under review by the OAS near the White House. President Nixon’s aim for a mature partnership faces challenges from reformers who fear narrowing the treaty. Ambassador Jova warns against weakening a shared security tool as Cuba and continental threats loom. Weeks of work lie ahead to shape a new hemispheric partnership.
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