Editorials af 4 Our opinions Americans can't afford to tolerate scandal
A critical examination of the Nixon administration argues that Watergate extends beyond a single break in. It warns that electronic eavesdropping bribery perjury and harassment of opponents threaten civil liberties and the balance of powers. The piece urges congressional and judicial action without impeachment and stresses public accountability to avert a creeping totalitarian danger.
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Nixon and Cambodia War Lies Highlighted in Watergate Era Debates
The piece argues that Nixon officials lied about U S military actions in Cambodia from 1969 to 1970 and accuses the administration of secrecy and deception. It notes 3 630 B 52 raids totaling over 100 009 tons of bombs and links these actions to broader erosion of civilian control and constitutional norms.
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Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nixon
President delays release of Watergate tapes amid dispute
The piece argues President Nixon should turn over the taped conversations to the Senate Watergate committee and special prosecutor Archibald Cox. It notes executive privilege claims and inconsistencies in who may hear the tapes, urging adherence to independence and cooperation.
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Richard Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
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Congress
White House
John Dean
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Adlai Stevenson
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H. R. Haldeman
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Supreme Court
Public mood shifts as questions hang over the President
Polls show a split public reaction with most wanting candor while many oppose resignation or impeachment. Some believe the president has valid reasons for his conduct but he has not clearly explained them, and the country remains concerned about his handling.
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Nixon
America
Sign announcing Student Driver on vehicle allowed with permit
Illinois bar says yes a student driver may display the sign but the learner must carry a valid permit issued by the Secretary of State and the instructor must be a licensed driver over 21 not paid for services. Police may verify that the instruction is a family matter and instructors must display the school name if using commercial signs.
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Illinois State Bar Assn
Federal grants spark land use plan debate in Senate
The Land Use Policy and Planning Assistance Act clears the Senate 64 to 21 amid concerns over states rights. Proponents say federal grants would aid state planning without forcing programs, while opponents warn of eroding sovereignty and a de facto national policy. Almost $1 billion in grants would flow over eight years contingent on federal approval and guidelines.
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America
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Readers critique Southern Illinoisan coverage of West Frankfort girls team
A longtime subscriber complains the Sunday piece on West Frankfort girls basketball excluded most team members from photos and captions. The letter praises the players effort, requests full team credit, and notes the grandmother’s pride in two players.
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