The President on Trial in Watergate Controversy
Editorial argues Nixon faces a widening Watergate crisis as aides links extend to the Pentagon Papers and past cabinet members. It questions executive privilege and calls for full disclosure to the American people, stressing his political future and historical standing.
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Richard M. Nixon
Court of Public Opinion
Pentagon Papers
Watergate
Democratic
Nixon
Daniel Ellsberg
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Phoenix Bond Vote on Parks Water and Airport Expansion
Voters decide on bonds to acquire parkland 12000 acres for neighborhood parks buildout and fund water system upgrades and airport land purchases. An advisory vote asks residents if the Papago Freeway should be built amid opposition to heavy costs environmental concerns and community division.
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Phoenix
Decline of Personal Freedom under Federal Drug War Tactics
Harriet Van Horne rebukes Federal Bureau of Narcotics aggression in raids on private homes in Collinsville Illinois. She cites warranteeless searches, property destruction, and chilling abuses under the Drug Abuse Enforcement Program and questions the political use of the Justice Department. The piece links to historic civil liberties struggles.
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Harriet van Horne
Giglotto
Askew
Collinsville
Ill
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
St. Louis
Justice Department
Myles J. Ambrose
Ambrose
Richard Kleindienst
John Mitchell
Mr. Ambrose
America
Richard Harris
Law
White House
Nixon Opposes Genocide Treaty in 1951 Letter
In a May 3 1951 letter Senator Richard Nixon argued the Genocide Convention would not apply to Soviet political persecutions and would cede excessive power to the United Nations. He vowed to oppose ratification in its present form.
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Richard Nixon
Florence Lyons
California
Soviet Union
International Organization
United Nations
United States
Senate
U.N
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Readers praise editorials on freeway substitutes and school bond
A belated letter commends the April 13 1973 editorials. It supports freeway substitute ideas like one way streets and no parking on major streets as economical traffic solutions. It also endorses the school board memo advocating a basic bond issue with voter input and full disclosure.
Nixon denies guilt in Watergate satire by Arthur Hoppe
Humorous column rewrites Nixon's Watergate saga with invented dialogues showing Nixon repeatedly claiming ignorance. It riffs on Mitchell Haldeman and Dean while lampooning White House staff and the 1970s scandal fallout.
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Martha
John
Maurice
Mr. Nixon
John Dean
Warnings on lax sexual mores and venereal disease rise
The Beacon in Wichita notes a global venereal disease surge driven by lax sexual mores and youthful activity. It cites 300 to 500 cases per 100000 worldwide, with the United States at 307.5 and Canada at 158.7 in 1971, highlighting ages 15 to 25 as most affected and urging better sex and health education.
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United States
Canada
U.S
Open Space Bond Appeal Urges Phoenix Vote Yes
Dr Robert E Nenad urges Phoenix and Valley residents to support the Phoenix Parks and Open Space Bond Proposal claiming it requires no tax increase and would safeguard about 12 000 acres of mountains for public use. He calls neighbors in Scottsdale Paradise Valley and surrounding areas to back the measure.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Parks and Open Space
Phoenix Mountain
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
City of
Valley
Robert E. Nenad
M.D
Slips Change Life in San Francisco Chronicle Report
For the second time in two days a senior adviser was killed in Somerville New Jersey according to the Courier News. The Chronicle notes the impact on the community and ongoing concern.
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N.J
Courier-News
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New York Times
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Jonathan Marshall
Jerry McElfresh
W. B
Doc’ Wright
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earli Or
Arizona
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
World Health Organization
Beacon, Wichita, Kan
San Francisco. Chronicle
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