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...former government official he was not always favorably regarded by other journalists, and as a journalist he was avoided by loyal government officials. Even so, Mollenhoff did have an unusual amount of personal access to several Watergate personages--John Dean, Richard Kleindienst, Jeb Magruder--and he also had a clearer idea than most journalists had of the White House hierarchy and the indicators which pointed the finger at Haldeman and Ehrlichman. "Money was important, but only a few reporters wrote about it. I was zeroing in on it in July. Woodward and Bernstein did not really know...
...drive, you experience directly each mile from here to home, and it makes both clearer if you understand what comes in between. It also takes all the jarring qualities out of the transition. It's something you should do; here are some tips...
With his close friends, he brooded about what had happened to him and why. But this weekend, when he decided to go public, he locked all those personal matters away and vowed he would not raise them as he crusades for a strong defense, for a clearer national vision of where we are going. One could almost hear the relief over at the State Department because the chastened Henry Kissinger, blamed by some (and maybe even by Schlesinger) for the firing, worried to his aides that Schlesinger might be more of a problem outside the Government than...
Ford's reasons for firing CIA Director William Colby were clearer. A fresh figure, preferably someone from outside the intelligence community, was needed to restore public confidence in the agency. Moreover, in the Administration's view, Colby had been too forthcoming in releasing secret information about the CIA's past misdeeds to the congressional investigating committees. But Ford's timing in dismissing Colby was odd indeed. Many political leaders wondered why the President had not waited until the investigations were over...
...about to abandon its solidarity wage policy and Sweden could not afford to halt structural change in the face of international competition, it was obvious that these policies could not continue as the mainstays of the Social Democratic/Labor program. The need for a shift in emphasis became even clearer in 1969 with the beginning of a wave of wildcat strikes that has continued to the present. In the engineering industries nearly half of all the wildcat strikes in the post-war period have occured since 1968. It is perhaps this threat to Sweden's famed peaceful labor relations more than...