Nixon pardon ends pursuit of Watergate case
President Ford pardons Richard Nixon and ends any prospect of his indictment, while prosecutors retain or release material under grand jury secrecy. The House panel found Nixon used power to flout the law, but the pardon shifts focus to public record and potential summaries of evidence.
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Pardon complicates case against Nixon aides
Washington sources predict Ford's Nixon pardon could complicate the Watergate case against six former White House and campaign aides. They warn jurors might be more sympathetic to defendants while noting Nixon himself remains unindicted. trials expected to last about three months with the defendants maintaining innocence.
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Graham says prayers could have averted Watergate
Evangelist Billy Graham told reporters that stronger prayer from Americans might have prevented Nixon’s Watergate scandals. He praised Ford’s decisive pardon action and warned prosecution could have torn the nation apart, urging unity to heal the country.
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Plate collecting ad invites buyers and guides
An advertisement promotes plate collecting as a profitable hobby with tips on spotting rare pieces. It touts examples of price growth from S10 in 1969 to S245 for a china plate and promises expert guidance from a suburban Chicago dealer. Bradford Galleries offers free information by mail, deadline September 21, 1974, to Northbrook Illinois residents.
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Nixon thanks Ford pardon to lift Watergate burden
SAN CLEMENTE AP Nixon says Ford granted him a full and absolute pardon for actions during his presidency. He hopes the compassionate act will help lift the Watergate burden from the country.
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Nixon pardon sparked by Ford gesture signals national interests
Oklahoma City dispatch cites American Bar Association president James D. Fellers urging the full unconditional pardon of former President Richard Nixon by President Ford. Fellers frames the act as in the best interests of the nation amid continuing Watergate reflection and calls attention to past mistakes in confronting the scandal.
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