Editorial on Plumbers probe and Jaworski confrontation
The piece discusses Jaworski’s stance on Ellsberg and Watergate matters, noting his claim he never spoke to Cox while admitting talks with Henry Stersen. It highlights a looming clash with the President over national security versus investigation, and cites Evans and Novak on potential material delivery to Jaworski.
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Leon Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Managng
Associated Press
Cox
Ellsberg
Henry) Stersen
Je Shonen
Sic
Cmatter
Sam) Ervin
Howard Baker
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Jaworski
House
Senate
Nixon
White House
Letters reflect local readers on parking and politics
A Long Beach letters page features Albert Fache defending vehicle codes and campus parking, while readers critique Nixon era energy policy and media bias. Sylvia P McCartry urges modern column voices, and William A Tugle defends presidential statements about real estate.
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Jim Phelan
America
Malcolm Epley
Long Beach
Lakewood
Sylvia P. McCart
Nixon
Rae I
Nixon Attacks Richardson Over Watergate Subpoenas
The White House accuses former attorney general Elliot Richardson of lying about prohibiting Cox from issuing subpoenas as the Watergate crisis intensifies. Haig's cited account clashes with Richardson's sworn testimony, exposing White House confusion and raising the risk of a broader Senate inquest into the Saturday night massacre.
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Washington
Nixon
Elliot Richardson
Archibald Gex
White House
Special Prosecutor's
Justice Department
Richardson
Cox
Richardsha
Haig
Sen
John Steinlé
Yate
Alexander Bickel
Supreme Court
Bickel
Stentis
Melvin R. Laird
Bryce Harlow
William Ruckelshaus
Stennis
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Mathias
Senate Judiciary Committee
Watergate
Coming Down To Reality In The Energy Crisis
An opinion piece analyzes wartime gas rationing versus potential postwar energy controls. It warns against manual government rationing, cites risks of a black market, and argues market forces may better reveal true energy costs. It notes high tech dependence and long term pressures like oil, refinery, and nuclear hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Nixon
Gasoline Shortage Brings profiteers and rationing fears
United Press International reports that as gasoline supplies shrink, profiteers push anti theft tanks and siphon hoses while lawyers warn of a black market. Airlines may cut flights to conserve fuel with government approval, but consumers face higher taxes and tighter supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Buckhorn
United Press International
Washington
Aireline
Sie Om
Pan American
Trans -World
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Cate Ake
Korea
Watt
California
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Long Beach Sity College
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Oval Office
United States of America
Ong Beach
H. Williams
Pearl ‘Harbor
Vietnam
Alexander Haig
Sion
Kode Novak
Inside Report
Wllite
Richard
Wilson
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