Editorial predicts Nixon resignation and legal path ahead
The piece argues Special Prosecutor Jaworski will decide if Nixon faces trial, not Congress. It notes Saxbe defers to Jaworski, and urges that resignation now would seem an admission of guilt yet could invite harsher subsequent actions. The editorial warns worse may lie ahead for Richard Nixon.
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Nixon
Leon Jaworski
William Saxbe
Jaworski
Congress
Richard Nixon
Welfare study shows incentives to work may fade
A congressional study finds net income for welfare mothers who work averages only 20 cents per dollar earned, reducing employment incentives. It also notes a non-working mother with three children received about $400 more in tax-free benefits than the 1972 median wage. Progress editor Jonathan Marshall runs for Senate. his editorial race mentions his initials J.M.
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Sam
Maureen O'Connell
France
Doll
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Pryors
General
Dolls and Lindberghiana Anchor a Renowned Collector’s Barn
Greenwich write up follows Samuel F. Pryor a Yale man and ex Pan Am VP who houses a vast dolls and Lindbergh collection. The exhibit includes letters gifts and flying outfits from Lindbergh and a global array of dolls. Pryor hopes to someday show the collection in the Soviet Union and notes strong interest from National Geographic and Smithsonian.
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Bob Considine
Greenwich
Conn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Eas
Samuel F. Pryor
Yaleman
Pan American World Airways
Gene Tunney
Pryor
U.S
Mary-Tay
National Geographic Society
Smithsonian Institution
Sam
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Japan
Tokyo
Akihito
Mailbag: Call for dignity over party bickering in Washington
A Scottsdale reader blasts Congress for partisan tug of war over the Constitution and national well being. The letter urges leaders to act on principles, not politics, and to reflect the people who elected them.
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Washington
Roseanne Stas
Scottsdale
Nixon Backers Shattered by Secret Tape Revelation
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Gen. Alexander Haig Jr and other Nixon loyalists stunned by the release of the June 23 1972 tape transcript. They face betrayal claims, reveal the cover up depth, and debate impeachment as White House aides grapple with the fallout.
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Washington
Alexander Haig Jr
Richard M. Nixon
Haig
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
House
White House
Mr. Nixon
Camp David
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Charles Sandman
New Jersey
Charles Wiggins
California
Barber Conable
New York
Conable
House Republican Policy Committee
Judiciary Committee
FBI
Wategate
H.R. Haldeman
John W. Dean III
Dean
Haldeman
Army
James St. Clair
Castro comments on equal rights stance in Arizona campaign
Raul H. Castro responds to a letter from Mary Rose Estes in the Progress, asserting strong support for the Equal Rights Amendment. He lists his speeches and events in Phoenix and Tucson, highlights his wife’s achievements, and notes female staff in his campaign offices to illustrate his commitment to women’s rights.
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Mary Rose Estes
Phoenix
Castro
Tucson
United States
Mona Smith
Judy Berman
Mary Ann Griffith
Progress Letters To Editor Strict About Word Limit
The Progress invites letters to the editor but caps length at 350 words due to space constraints. Writers must include name and home address for verification, and typewritten submissions are preferred and double spaced.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
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