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The President and the Constitution, edited by George A. Nikolaieff.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Reference shelf ; v. 46, no. 4.Publication details: New York, H. W. Wilson Co., 1974.Description: 230 p. 20 cmISBN:
  • 0824205235
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 342/.73/062
LOC classification:
  • KF5053.A2 N54
Contents:
The student mood for impeachment / James M. Naughton -- Resignation or impeachment? -- The list of potential charges / David E. Rosenbaum -- Watergate : only a "Third-rate burglary"? -- The investigative reporters -- The committee's findings -- The man in the judiciary -- Beyond Watergate / Helen B. Shaffer -- Why the Presidency grows stronger / James L. Sundquist -- Overpowering the Constitution / Morton Mintz -- Image and media / Russell Baker -- The Executive grip on jobs / John Herbers -- Power paradox / Harry B. Ellis -- The Constitutional charges / Sam J. Ervin, Jr. -- Emergency powers -- The secret war / James R. Dickenson -- News curbs on war / Richard L. Lyons -- A balance regained? -- Point of conflict / John Herbers -- Executive privilege / Richard M. Nixon -- Arguing the case for the President -- Historical precedents / Arthur Schlesigner, Jr. -- Senate action -- A question of spending / Harry B. Ellis -- Administration, despite losses in court, still impounds funds / Elizabeth Bowman -- Parting shot -- The Constitution on Impeachment -- The mechanics of Impeachment -- What is an impeachable offense? / James R. Dickenson -- Charging the President's men -- The power to subpoena / James M. Naughton -- Going to the people -- The Supreme Court rules -- The historic vote -- Resignation and transition / John Herbers -- The Constitution works / Henry Steele Commager.
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Bibliography: p. 221-230.

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The student mood for impeachment / James M. Naughton -- Resignation or impeachment? -- The list of potential charges / David E. Rosenbaum -- Watergate : only a "Third-rate burglary"? -- The investigative reporters -- The committee's findings -- The man in the judiciary -- Beyond Watergate / Helen B. Shaffer -- Why the Presidency grows stronger / James L. Sundquist -- Overpowering the Constitution / Morton Mintz -- Image and media / Russell Baker -- The Executive grip on jobs / John Herbers -- Power paradox / Harry B. Ellis -- The Constitutional charges / Sam J. Ervin, Jr. -- Emergency powers -- The secret war / James R. Dickenson -- News curbs on war / Richard L. Lyons -- A balance regained? -- Point of conflict / John Herbers -- Executive privilege / Richard M. Nixon -- Arguing the case for the President -- Historical precedents / Arthur Schlesigner, Jr. -- Senate action -- A question of spending / Harry B. Ellis -- Administration, despite losses in court, still impounds funds / Elizabeth Bowman -- Parting shot -- The Constitution on Impeachment -- The mechanics of Impeachment -- What is an impeachable offense? / James R. Dickenson -- Charging the President's men -- The power to subpoena / James M. Naughton -- Going to the people -- The Supreme Court rules -- The historic vote -- Resignation and transition / John Herbers -- The Constitution works / Henry Steele Commager.