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...Nixon must like "being kicked around" because he gives the press and the people every opportunity to do so. By firing Archibald Cox, he has shown that the most stable democracy in history can become a dictatorship. Impeach with honor and save our country...
...about designating one day in October as Archibald Cox day to commemorate the return of morality to government...
...Certainly such men as Archibald Cox, Elliot Richardson, William Ruckelshaus and John Sirica should be TIME's Men of the Year...
...offering brief remarks, but since he took office in 1971, Harvard President Derek Bok had not chosen to do so. Recently he went to Memorial's Appleton Chapel to deliver his first talk there-a stirring homily in praise of his once and future colleague, former Watergate Prosecutor Archibald...
Indeed, Cronkite figures prominently in the Administration's current offensive. While Nixon has declined to name names, the White House Communications Director, Ken Clawson, seemed to be speaking for the boss when he attacked Cronkite's interview with deposed Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox on the Evening News. "It was the biggest softball interview I've ever heard," Clawson complained. "He lobbed the ball slowly down the middle of the plate, stood there with a half-smile on his mustachioed face while Cox knocked every one over the fence. It was a case of the interviewee being...