Nixon Confesses Lies but Refuses to Grovel on TV
Former President Richard Nixon admits he lied about Watergate and blunders but rejects groveling. In a 90 minute Frost interview he says he did not commit a crime, though he acknowledges impeachment by resignation and vows his political life is over. He contends the scandal snowballed due to bad judgment and calls some statements not true while defending his actions as “mistakes of the heart.”
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Nixon Frost interview stirs partisan divide across Watergate era
Supporters praise Nixon candor while foes demand the full story. Rep. Rodino says evidence shows Nixon obstructed the Watergate inquiry and abused presidential powers. Nixon to earn about 600000 dollars for the four interviews, total possibly over 1 million. Rodino calls it a healing moment. Goldwater remains unsympathetic. Haldeman and Ehrlichman experiences noted, Ford makes Dallas appearance, Hunt attacks show as hype and ripoff.
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Longtime Tonto teacher to be feted at retirement party
Evelyn Eisenhut, a 43 year veteran teacher including 13 years at Tonto, will be honored at a farewell party May 17 from 7 30 to 8 30 p m in the school library. The event invites former students parents and friends as well as Eisenhut’s early class alumni. Shirl Cassidy chairs. call the school for details.
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Nixon and Watergate collide as TV frosts conflicts with courts
Washington report notes inconsistencies between Richard Nixon's Frost interview and the Watergate record. The House Judiciary Committee urged impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors, citing obstruction of justice and abuse of office. The grand jury named Nixon an unindicted conspirator amid alleged deceit and cover up attempts.
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