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6 Paraphrasing Hemingway's descripton of a "real man¹ as someone who can "act w/grace under pressure, 11 Hearst says both VP and HAK have that quality. 11 As history watches and "w/so much at stake, 11 the Veep's maintained "his usual cool and collected sense of dignity and conviction" and has "remarkable self-discipline. 11 Noting "all that VP ever dreamed of doing is now in jeopardy" and "already he's guilty in eyes of millions, 11 Hearst laments, "This is by far the most damaging result of W'gate hysteria -- this erosion of US justice which traditionally has presumed any person innocent til proven guilty. " He wnders if VP can get a "fair judicial hearing" and, suggesting House "could resolve the matter quickly, 11 Hearst believes MCs "have the obligation" to grant VP's requested probe. Boston Herald Advertiser's Sloyan notes GOP Beall is "hot on the heels" of VP, "but those pressing charges are a band of youthful Dems for most part. 11 Reporting that in Balt. legal circles Beall is con- sidered an "'inexperienced' prosecutor w/a tiger by the tail, 11 Sloyan says "the man who unleashed that tiger and created history, in an even younger Boston man who cut his teeth on indigent cases, viewed VN war as obscene and was a member of Muskie's campaign staff -- Barney Skolnik. Many in those Balt. legal circles "believe Beall couldn't pursue VP w/out Skolnik's skill. 11 Writer notes, Skolnik worked under then US Atty. Sachs, who as private lawyer now represents Fornoff who is "providing key evidence" against VP. Sloyan quotes another Balt. lawyer as saying, "I wouldn't want Skolnik and that crew after me. They've changed the rules of the game in Md. while the game was still going on. " Ostrowidzki of Hearsttreports Rocky's told friends he thinks RN will choose JBC if VP resigns, but Rocky also "made it known if RN were to offer him the job, he'd grab it. 11 Additionally, Rocky "no longer makes it a secret he's determined" to make WH bid in '76. Phillips says "W'gate-cum-VP Syndrome is driving home unhappy truth that US is increasingly becoming a giant Banana Republic. Here in DC one can see the beginnings of political narcosis Conservatives laugh at RN stories and libs laugh at Chappy stories. 11 Hill is trying to "duck" VP investigation and it's "almost as "leery" re: impeachment proceedings. And, says Phillips, "they should be. Once 435 MCs start investigating allegations" re: VP, MCs' practices and standards "also become fair game. And very fewoof them are anxious to invite close scrutiny of their own past. Yet that's exactly what will happen if House

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