Impeachment debate grows across party lines
The editorial opposes immediate impeachment of President Nixon citing the constitutional difficulty and potential period of leadership vacuum. It argues evidence is insufficient now and removal should be a last resort, noting the risk of national trauma and leaderlessness.
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Nixon
Richard Nixon
United States
Congress
Graham Martin
South Vietnam
William Sullivan
Philippines
Charles 8. Whitehouse
Laos
Far East
Senate
Premature grounds for impeachment debate
The article weighs Nixon's potential involvement in Watergate and other scandals. It distinguishes direct planning and knowledge from possible staff misguidance, arguing facts must be revealed by Senate hearings and investigations before a fair judgment. It calls for calm and full disclosure.
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Nixon
Senate
Congress
Smiles and care praised at Scottsdale Hospital
A patient letter in In the Mailbag commends the coronary unit at Scottsdale Hospital for warm friendliness and encouragement. The writer, who was in voluntary captivity after surgery, notes the positive spirit throughout the hospital and praises staff for their care and dedication.
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Scottsdale Hospital
Gulf porpoises' deaths prompt pollution theory and concern
Over months 18 porpoises washed ashore along Florida Mississippi and Texas with decayed bodies hindering autopsies. See Arama World hepatitis cases since 1972 linked to gulf capture, prompting officials to warn pollution risks to Gulf of Mexico wildlife and fishing.
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Gulf of Mexico
Jack Gehringer
U.S. Marine Fisheries Service
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Mississippi
Texas
Galveston
Tex
See-Arama Marine World
Aquarium
Gulf
Ehrlichman Behind Nixon Campaign Undercover Work
The article details John Ehrlichman's early political career starting in 1960 as an undercover operative for Richard Nixon, spying on Nelson Rockefeller and the Democratic convention. It notes his roles, including observing the 1960 conventions and his later influence within the White House.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
America
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Seattle
Ehrlichman
Nixon
UCLA
H.R
Bob) Haldeman
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
William W. Prochnow
Seattle Times
Warren Magnuson
North Dakota
Fargo
Prochnow
John W. Dean III
Dean
FBI
The Greatest 500 Ever At Open Wheel Derby
May 28 1984 spectators hailed the Indy style 500 as the most exciting yet as 17 drivers and 12 spectators died in the first ten laps. Buck Ace won fastest lap and Speed E Flashe captured the overall title after a brutal day of crashes.
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Indianapolis
Fred Frisbee Jr
Kenosha
Freddie
Homer T. Pettibone
Pettibone
New
Blood ’N Guts Stadium Club
Buck Ace
Ace
B.J. Oldfield
Jim Danby
Speed E. Flashe
Flashe
Public thanks to Scottsdale Memorial nurses for care
A patient from Scottsdale expresses gratitude to all coronary care unit nurses at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital for their cheerful, compassionate service during a five day stay with three weeks remaining. He credits their kindness with easing his outlook and family comfort and asks others to recognize their dedication.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
L.R. Phil Phillips
Type Slips APTS for Rents Dakota Mice Clean AC
Tampa Tribune Times notes a classified notice about apartments for rent. The item lists four rooms and a bath with air conditioning, suitable for adults.
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APTS
Tampa
Fla
Tribune-Times
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