End of U S Involvement in Cambodia Controversy
A historical critique notes the illegal bombing of neutral Cambodia starting in 1969 and the dubious benefits for U S troops in Vietnam. It cites Title 18 penalties for conspiracy and condemns the war as a strategic mistake opposed by Eisenhower, MacArthur, allies, and historians.
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Cambodia
United States
CIA
South Vietnam
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Asia
Peace Demands End to Piracy in Middle East Clash
The piece argues two wrongs do not make a right condemning Israel’s Lebanon airliner seizure as government planned piracy. It warns such acts undermine world support for a just peace and reject retaliation as a path to victory.
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Middle East
Israel
Lebanon
Krogh interview could shape Nixon impeachment drive
Inside Report analyzes how a Krogh testimony might determine whether President Nixon authorized the 1971 Fielding burglary. The piece outlines Cox's stance, potential immunity deals, and the risk to top White House aides if Krogh implicates Nixon, amid ongoing Plumbers investigations and grand jury actions.
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Washington
Ervin Committee
Egil
Bud) Krogh
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Krogh
Archibald Cox
White House
Lewis J. Fielding
Beverly Hills
Calif
United States
Bud Krogh
Fielding
Transportation
House
Los Angeles
Ervin
Sam Ervin
Sam Cash
John Dean
Cash
Cox
William Merrill
U.S
Detroit
Oval Office
Henry Petersen
Petersen
Ehrlichman
John Wilson
America
The Mailbag Reader Supports Nixon Editorial
A reader from California condemns Nixon for dirty tricks and dishonesty since his 1960s campaigns. The letter criticizes tapes, Congress, church silence on Vietnam, and the 1970s break in at Democratic Headquarters, urging a truly honest leader in the White House.
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Richard the Innocent
California
Nixon
Jerry Vorhees
Helen Gahagan Douglas
White House
Public funding gains support in Congress
Senate debate on federal financing of campaigns grows after Watergate. Humphrey urges public funding for presidential, senatorial, and congressional races, but Scott Kennedy amendment fails 53 to 38. Baker signals openness to reconsider public financing amid evolving times.
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Steve Gerstel
Washington
UPI
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Senate
Humphrey
Hugh Scott
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Scott-Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy-Scott
House
Theodore Roosevelt
Kennedy
Scott
Republican Task Force On
Kennedys
McGoverns
Humphreys
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Senate Watergate Committee
Baker
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Lonely Ohio Inmate Seeks Letter Friends
An inmate in Ohio prison asks for pen pals and correspondence from any interested readers. All mail would be appreciated as a means to find friendship while incarcerated.
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Ohio
Grandson of Astronaut Bean Clues at Historic 1973 Era
The text evokes a moment when Alan Bean's grandson may ask about the summer of 1973. It alludes to Watergate and the political turmoil linking the President and Vice President. The tone hints at a reflective family recollection of a turbulent time.
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Alan Bean
Gramps
Gramps Confesses Skylab 2 Role Amid Political Talk
In a brisk exchange, an older man reveals he was commander of Skylab 2 during a period of public political uproar. He recalls orbiting for months while newspapers briefly mentioned his space mission between references to Watergate era break-ins and impeachment talk. The boy teases his grandfather for missing the historic headlines.
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Old Bean
Houston
Gramps
N.Y
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