Steel Backbone Needed in Nixon Price Control Clash
The piece argues labor leaders AFL-CIO's Meany United Auto Workers Woodcock and ILWU's Bridges threaten voluntary inflation controls. With coastwise port strikes and wage demands, Nixon may be forced to impose mandatory, long term controls or risk a weakened stance under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Mr. Meany
Woodcock
Bridges
Meany and Co
Mr. Nixon
An Open Letter to The Quill on Censorship and Patriotism
An author challenges The Quill and SDX for bias in their coverage of censorship and the Pentagon Papers. He critiques Jack Landau, J Edward Gerald, and Charles Long, arguing against absolute free speech limits and denouncing perceived selective reporting and outtakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Columbia Broadcasting System
Quill
Sigma Delta Chi
Jack Landau
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
William Douglas
Pentagon
J. Edward Gerald
Washington
Hamilton
Jefferson
Gerald
Charles Long
CBS Network
Frank Stanton
Harley Staggers
House Commerce Committee
House
Staggers
Stanton
CBS
Defense Department
SDX
House Committee On Freedom of Information
Arthur Goldberg
Justice Holmes
Washington Post
America
Ulster
London
Three women join US Senate with long sponsorship battle
Three women are set to become the first to serve in Congress, after a six month fight by sponsors Senators Charles H. Percy Jacob K Javits and Fred R Harris. The appointees must wear dark pant suits and sponsors pledged transport and lodging supervision. A long time Virgin ia hotel resident notes Kat at the Commercial Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Muskie’s Mom Withholding Presidential Cheer
The 80 year old mother of Edmund Muskie has repeatedly expressed mixed opinions on her son’s bid for the presidency. She said she might vote for him only if no one else offers a better option and that she does not see a need to replace the current President.
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Edmund Muskie
Frank
Edmund
Eugene
Sen. Muskie
Richmond
White Pond: Sud-East Barnwell County History and Namesakes
A historical note on White Pond in the extreme southeast of Barnwell County near the Barnwell line, once Edgefield District. It describes the 1876 road act from Horse Creek to the Fort Moore road, origin of the name from Bonnets flowers, spring-fed pond with no dam, and ownership by the Moseley Williams and Owens families. It recalls early settlers including John, Ben Williams and Owens brothers who migrated from North Carolina in 1820 and the scholarly Josiah Owens who taught locally.
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Our County
White Pond
Barnwell
Edgefield
Horse Creek
Fort Moore
White Ponds
Moseley, Williams, and Owens
McCreary
Williams
Moseley
Kitchings
Owens
John
Ben Williams
Owens Brothers
Barnwell County
North Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Wileh Owens
Wileh
Josiah
College of Charleston
Beulah
Back to the Bible or Forward Motion in Learning
The speaker argues for balancing tradition and progress. He compares reliance on the textbook to forward study and cites Mark Van Doren on history. A backward glance helps avoid past mistakes and guides future judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.I
Mark van Doren
Thurmond urges stronger quotas to protect textile jobs
South Carolina Senator calls Nixon administration action on imports a start but urges immediate unilateral quotas on textiles from Japan and other Oriental countries. He notes a 10 percent tariff and closing the gold window as steps, cites a Milledgeville plant layoff, and pushes Congress to authorize further trade limits.
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United States
South Carolina
Nixon
U.S. Senate
U.S
Sam
London Times
Japan
Milledgeville
America
House
Congress
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Eugene J. Oyler
Aiken, S.C
Ac Nisi
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the Quill
the Magazine For Journalists
East Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Joe McCarthy
Army
Robert Stevens
Long
Martha Mitchell
Lindsay
Rufus
Rufus V. Gosnell
Commercial
Forrest Holley
Katherine Smith
Kat
Virginia
Muskie
Citizen Smith
Dorothy K. Macdowell
Billy Graham
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sucker
Thurmond
Strom Thurmond
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