Speak out Mr Nixon to save integrity of government
An editorial calls Watergate a threat to the presidency and urges President Nixon to speak openly. It links Stans Mitchell Dean Haldeman and Magruder to the case and says silence harms public trust and morality. The piece urges dismissals and forthright action to restore confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Maurice Stans
John Mitchell
White House
John Dean
H. R. Haldeman
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Richard Kleindienst
Watergate
ITT
Robert Vesco
United States
Veterans push for broader aid beyond POW attention
A group of Vietnam veterans gathered in Arizona to press for expanded assistance including education housing and business loans. They argue current programs lag inflation and cost of living increases and seek parity with benefits afforded to past veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
United States
Southeast Asia
India not convinced we're friends in Nixon era clash
In New Delhi, Indira Gandhi denounces bombing as having racial overtones and slows Moynihan’s arrival as ambassador. The piece notes India’s friction with the United States over Pakistan aid, rupee holdings, and regional tensions while stressing Washington’s ongoing aid via the World Bank and CARE amid a complicated bilateral relationship.
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New Delhi
Nixon
North Vietnam
India
Indira Gandhi
Nehru
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Mrs. Gandhi
Drgigne
Harvard
Jack Anderson
U.S
Pakistan
Congress
Pee
PLC
Republic of China
World Bank
CARE
Catholic Relief
Bay of Bengal
The Packaged News Factory and Its Endless Variety
Inside Central Packaging Inc a chaotic newsroom supplies Hollywood style news clippings and staged stories. Chief Packager Homer T Pettibone mixes floods fires political gags and war clips for sensational packages while staffers stock up with local items like a fire alarm and sports scores.
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Central Packaging, Inc
Homer T. Pettibone
John
Sadat
Ron Ziegler
Yellowstone
Elmira
Kansas
Malawi
Texas
Coreopsis
Cambodia
Vietnam
David
Visitors encounter Capitol rules and myths in candid interview
A visiting tourist from the UPL discusses the Capitol’s guardrails and access limits. The guide explains the building belongs to the people while stressing security measures and ongoing debates over pay and access, highlighting perceptions of bureaucratic distance and cost.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
UPL
Capitol
House
Senate
Bers
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Mr. President
Copley News Service
Man Hoppe
Television News
Sinatra
Jackie
Aristotle
Belfast
Arthur
Hoppe
Gene Bernhardt
Capital Building
Scottsdale
Jonath
W. B
Doc” Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
National Newspaper Association
Newspapers Association
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