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...Nixon "compromise" designed to circumvent Sirica's orders regarding the presidential tapes, and publicly protested Nixon's command that he desist from seeking further presidential evidence. Fired by Nixon, Cox bowed out with a Brahmin civility that inspired a fire storm of protest at his dismissal. Former Attorney General Elliot Richardson, too, stood as a staunch symbol of integrity in the celebrated "Saturday Night Massacre" by defying the White House decree that he fire Cox. Richardson resigned instead, further arousing national indignation...
JUSTICE. John Mitchell to Richard Kleindienst to Elliot Richardson to Robert Bork (acting) to William Saxbe (hopefully...
...following Harvard students have won Rhodes Scholarships for 1974: Charles Garvin of Mather House and Jackson, Miss.; Elliot F. Gerson of Quincy House and Storrs, Conn.; Bruns H. Grayson of Adams House and Alameda, Calif.; Walter Isaacson of Lowell House and New Orleans, La.; David L. Johnson of Adams House and Indianapolis, Ind.; and Lief D. Rosenblatt of Eliot House and Egremont, Mass...
...more disapproval of Nixon will come out of the White House's cannibalism. Not only have Nixon and his few confidants turned a cold shoulder on many of the young presidential aides caught in Watergate, but they have also tried to smear the reputation of former Attorney General Elliot Richardson and are now discrediting White House Counsel Fred Buzhardt. If Buzhardt devised the ludicrous Watergate legal strategy, he deserves criticism. But publicly humiliating a loyalist like Buzhardt is another of those small human rituals that most people comprehend...
Spee Club president Elliot F. Gerson '74 said yesterday that "the information in the article probably came from two or three individuals in two or three clubs," and may have been influenced by interclub rivalries...