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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1973

Page

8

Nixon faces mixed public verdict on Watergate ties

A Harris poll shows 62 percent say Nixon should not resign given current evidence while 48 percent think resignation is likely if he knew of the plan to wiretap Democratic HQ. By mid June a majority believed Nixon knew of the cover up though belief he ordered it was weaker.

Harris Nixon White House Dean Senate Watergate Committee Democratic Total Public Act Liang Jung-mei Canton Liang

Harris survey on Nixon resigning over Watergate

Harris poll shows public split on whether Nixon should resign if he knew of the Watergate bugging and cover up. Majorities in May and June question his knowledge and demand for resignation rise with proven involvement.

Life after liberation in China shown by free care

At 74 Chou Tse ming recalls bitter days of poverty and notes free medical care, pensions, and cheap daycare and schooling for his 14 grandchildren since Mao's 1949 rise. The program covers government workers, with CMS for rural brigades and barefoot doctors guiding care.

Chou Tse-ming Communist Party Mao Tse-tung Chou Kung Chiang Workers Shanghai U. S People’s Republic of China Chu Chao Ministry of Health Peking China CMS Chu

Cut pollution increase passengers through lower air fares

The Department of Transportation says the Civil Aeronautics Board could cut air fares to reduce environmental pollution and raise passenger numbers. Fewer flights and more seats per flight would boost efficiency and cut noise and fuel use, while profits could remain with a 20 percent transcontinental fare cut.

Washington Department of Transportation Civil Aeronautics Board Department The Air Transport Association

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