Since the Watergate trials and tribulations of the Administration began dominating the news, there have been wide swings in public sentiment about President Nixon, his aides, Senate investigators and the press. Trying to measure public opinion can be tricky business, and this week scores of TIME reporters applied themselves to the task. For a special box accompanying our cover story, TIME revisited three dozen citizens whom we had first interviewed more than five months ago (TIME, May 28). For the cover story itself, concerned with the mood of America after the latest Watergate...
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