Nixon seeks to extend wage and price control authority
The article argues President Nixon plans Phase III economic policy focusing on fiscal restraint and a controlled budget. It notes a continued wage and price control extension beyond April 30 and a crackdown on federal spending while signaling a possible government relinquishment of some powers.
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Nixon
Treasury
George Schultz
Shultz
Congress
Tion
92Nd Congress
White House
U.S
National Commission
UN Middle East stance shows moral tone not power realism
The article argues UN resolutions on Israel retreat borders and boycotts fail to resolve Middle East hostilities. It asserts Arab nations act from weakness while Israel holds strength, urging a middle ground brokered by outside powers rather than UN mandates.
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United Nations
Middle East
Israel
U.N
Metamorphosis of a Conservative on Marijuana Policy
Paul Harvey notes shifting conservative stance toward marijuana legalization with Buckley and Consumer's Union endorsing legalization. He cites crime, drug pushers, and a Senate panel warning on tranquilizers while a rising chorus pushes delegalization and pot use despite risks. The piece laments fear and calls for cautious policy amid a national push.
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Paul Harvey
William Buckley Jr
Conservation appeal and county resources group formed in 1928 Aiken
W W Smoak addressed over fifty residents urging natural resource conservation and iodine industry development. Aiken County Resource Commission officers were elected led by J P McNair with a full slate including Boyce Gantt Horace Holley and others. Social notes remark on a luncheon a bridge party for brides Mrs Audley Ward and Mrs C A Owens hosted by Mrs Edward Green with guests listed.
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Dorothy K. Macdowell
W.W. Smoak
D.C. Natural Resources Commission
Aiken County Resource Commission
J.P. McNair
Boyce Gantt
Horace M. Holley
Frank Atkinson
W.H. McClain
H.M. Cassels
W B. Qwens
Myrtle Brodie
Dan Sawyer
G.W. Sawyer
C.H. Seigler
JW. Tyler
S.H. Swint
J.W. Duncan
D.A. Duncan
J.P. Mealing
Audley Ward
C.A. Owens
Edward Green
Bath
Olivia Hutson
Mesdames
Laurie Croft
Holbrook Wyman
Osivia Hutson
Elmore Henderson
Lanier Branson
Hastings Wyman, Jr
MF. Bailey
Augusta
George Prince
CB. Anderson
George Durban
Wilson Prothro
Ernest McCreary
CR. Sanders
Ernest Hafers
Philadelphia
Hafers
J.K. Crosland
Ellenton
Walter Plunkett
Robert Laird
High Point
Bring Johnson Back Into Circulation
Lyndon Johnson’s post presidency era is described, noting his public remarks during Truman’s illness and his ongoing role as a former president. The piece argues for structured access for ex presidents to advise the White House and critiques Johnson’s liberal stance amid political factions. It frames Johnson as a generalist with wide national impact and questions his era’s reception.
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Holmes Alexander
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry Truman
LBJ
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Austin
Johnson
White House
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Dwight Eisenhower
Lyndon Johnson
General Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Lbj Ranch
Johson
Capitol
Kennedy
Berlin Wall
Palace
JFK
Nixon
John Kennedy
Work and reward in heaven for the lazy man question
Billy Graham discusses work ethic and heaven. He cites Proverbs and Thessalonians to show God values labor but emphasizes heavenly activity serves Christ, not material gain. He notes Revelation 7 9 and that the heavenly role will be exciting, constructive and purposeful.
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Billy Graham
Heaven
K.N
John
Christ
Our Invisible President
Arthur Hoppe imagines a vanished Nixon governing from a Las Vegas hideaway while Spiro Agnew presides at a mock inauguration. The piece chronicles mock policies like revenue sharing and a four year federal hiring freeze, ending with Nixon’s wry claim of doing nothing to earn a praised legacy.
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Agnew
President Nixon
Nixon
Congress
Washington
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