Volume 20, Number 19 · November 29, 1973

Why Nixon Fears to Resign

By I.F. Stone

The biggest obstacle to Mr. Nixon's resignation may be his fear of going to jail. So long as he stays in the White House, he is safe. As President, he has the power to hamper investigation, drag out litigation, and block his own prosecution.



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