Excessive presidential power sparks Senate debate on limits
Three U S senators from the Watergate era argue excessive presidential power fueled the scandal and Congress must curb the presidency. Montoya Gurney and Huddleston decry growth of executive authority while opposing impeachment plans, citing war powers and fiscal controls as key checks.
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Bill Rawlins
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
U.S
Congress
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Montoya
Senate Watergate Committee
Edward Gurney
R-Fla
Walter D. Huddleston
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Gurney
Executive Branch
Huddleston
H.R. Halderman
John Fhrlichman
Vietnam
FAT-GO diet plan promises steady weight loss
The FAT-GO plan offers a 12 day supply for 2.50 with a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first package. Primm drug store advertises the product and urges immediate purchase to start losing weight this week.
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Primm Drug Store
Bush Defends Nixon Rights at New Jersey Dinner
Republican National Chairman George Bush defended the President’s right to terminate executives as he spoke at a $250 plate dinner for Rep. Charles W. Sandman in Milburn New Jersey. He blamed Archibald Cox for forcing Nixon to fire him and said impeachment was unlikely despite public shock.
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Bush
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Cox
Atty
William Ruckelshaus
Elliot Richardson
Sandman
Young policemen in Silver City break age barriers
In 1971 Silver City hired Steve Aguirre Jr. and two others under 21 as patrol officers. Chief Tommy Ryan says their youth has yielded positive public response and improved communication with local youth as Aguirre advances to senior patrolman.
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Silver City
N.M
Steve Aguirre Jr
Tommy Ryan
Tony Trujillo
John Snedeker
Ryan
Aguirre
Visiting official Kriegsman at Los Alamos Lab
Commissioner William Kriegsman of the U S Atomic Energy Commission visits Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory to be briefed on lab programs and tour selected areas. Named to the commission by President Nixon in April 1973 to fill a vacancy created by James.
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Los Alamos, N.M
Los Alamos
Scientific Laboratory
William Kriegsman
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Kriegsman
Nixon
Tt James
Tributes honor cellist Pablo Casals a humanitarian
Pablo Casals died at 96 in Puerto Rico after a long life as a premier cellist and peace advocate. Tributes came from leaders and musicians including Eugene Ormandy and Mstislav Rostropovich. He moved to Puerto Rico in 1955 and married Martita Montanez in 1957.
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Josef
SERRA
Associated Press
San Juan
P.R
Pablo Casals
Casals
Auxilia Jutuo Hospital
Marlboro, Vt
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Russia
Mstislav Rostropovich
Spain
U.N
New York
White House
John F. Kennedy
United States
Europe
Puerto Rico
Martita Montanez
The 450SE Sedan Promises A Modern Mercedes Experience
This promotional feature extols the 450SE sedan highlighting its advanced engineering safety and performance. It touts a 4.5 liter V8 with electronic fuel injection and claims superior power and fuel economy. The piece emphasizes safety innovations passive and active and urges readers to arrange a test drive.
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Mercedes-Benz
Road & Track Magazine
Autoweek
Mercedes- Benz
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