Trust and Trustworthiness in Government Facing Watergate Fallout
A historical columnist argues that Nixon era abuses erode trust between officials and people. The piece cites wiretaps without warrants, illegal mail opening, wrongful searches, and politically motivated investigations. It stresses that leaders must earn mutual trust to heal the nation and uphold constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Nixon
Democratic
John Ehrlichman
White House
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Robert Marcian
Irish Republican Army
Richard Nixon
A Look at a Bloomberg Phase 3% Freeze Facts Booklet
The article notes a July 10 dated booklet titled Freeze Facts about Phase 3% that arrived July 19 after Phase 4 began. It estimates about one million copies were printed and mailed at a cost of several millions, calling it waste yet unfinished due to ongoing government campaigns.
The Lion and Groundhog Bedtime Fable Venture
Washington observes a humorous fable where the Lion faces a challenge from a Groundhog for king of beasts. The Mouse hires big allies to spy but a Skunk’s nosy trouble leads to the Lion falling into the mousehole. The tale ends with a moral about strong friends and dangers of plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick West
King of Beasts
Groundhog
The Wretchedness of Liberation by Harriet Van Horne
A provocative column argues that modern youth lifestyles and free love erode traditional female allure and masculine status. The author links hair and fashion trends to sexual behavior, cites a London letter, cites Stone Age art, and warns the generation in its 20s could be the last married one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet van Horne
Greenwich Village
London
Rima
Bird Girl
Louisa Alcott
France
Nixon White House Faces Cox Clash Over Tapes and Papers
The Nixon White House and special prosecutor Archibald Cox head toward a clash over access to presidential papers and the White House tapes. Cox seeks documents and tapes as part of his inquiry, while Nixon resists release, risking a public rupture and possible resignation if denied. The dispute intensifies Watergate politics and questions of presidential privilege.
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Washington
White House
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
Congress
John W. Dean III
Senate
Elliot Richardson
Harvard
Ervin Committee
Gerald L. Warren
Dean
By Choice Not By Law at Bob and Faye's Paperback
Readers urge Scottsdale to avoid censorship and focus on positive issues like transit and solar energy. They argue a bookstore can limit porn by choice, not by law, noting some material may slip through among over 10 000 titles. Local pair Bob and Faye Brett defend free expression.
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Scottsdale
Bob
Faye Brett
Bob and
Faye
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Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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