Full House Support Needed to Subpoena Nixon Documents
Washington column notes the House Judiciary Committee risks triggering a major political crisis by voting to grant subpoena power for Nixon impeachment. Democrats seek to define scope while Republicans fear surrendering executive privilege could topple Nixon and push Ford's speedy confirmation, with party unity wavering.
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Ford says he would have resigned like Richardson
Washington (UP) Vice Presidential nominee Gerald R. Ford said he would probably have resigned if faced with the same circumstances as Eliot Richardson. He testified at a Senate committee hearing that he understands why Richardson quit after Nixon ordered Archibald Cox fired and urged stronger ethics reporting for President and Vice President.
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