Word: coxes
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PRESIDENT NIXON should not be allowed to appoint his own special prosecutor. The dismissal of Archibald Cox '34 and Nixon's statement that he would not let a new prosecutor use the courts to obtain presidential papers relevant to the investigation demonstrate that a Nixon-appointed prosecutor would not have the independence necessary for a complete probe into executive misconduct--especially presidential wrong-doing...
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...Neill said that he believes that former Special Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox '34 was in the process of uncovering incriminating evidence against the president. O'Neill called Nixon's dismissal of Cox an "obstruction of justice...
WASHINGTON--Leading Republican members of Congress are pressuring President Nixon to assure them that any indictments former Special Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox '34 was ready to issue will be returned this week by Henry E. Petersen, assistant attorney general now in charge of the investigation, sources close to Senate Majority Leader Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) said Friday...
Herfort resigned from the Justice Department when Archibald Cox was fired and when Richardson resigned. He talks about the standstill that the department finds itself in now; he talks about things like the need for dynamic leadership and the reform of an ossifying bureaucracy. He resents the fact that his successors at Harvard might look down upon him for working in the Nixon administration. "Government," he says...