Nixon could prevail over Congress and curb federal power
Analysis argues President Nixon can win over Congress and, if needed, appeal to voters in 1973 and 1974. It credits him with ending Vietnam involvement, pressuring Hanoi and Moscow, and dismantling costly Great Society programs. The piece says success hinges on reducing government spending to curb inflation and restore federal limits.
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Congress
Nixon
Mic Buckense
Vietnam
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
George McGovern
Roosevelt
Truman
Wal
Buchanan
Great Society
America
Johnson
Gen
Fea. Corp
Nixon’s New Federalism and the Social Welfare Debate
Editorial argues Nixon’s second term signals a historic shift toward new federalism and revenue sharing, aiming to curb federal welfare growth. It praises local control, critiques Washington waste, and supports abolishing many outdated programs while noting mixed views among liberals and officials on program overhaul.
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Nixon
Congress
Wasington
At Wits End With Noise And A Headache
A 1973 field magazine passage describes escalating noise from a stereo at home and a father’s struggle to protect his hearing. He recalls family remarks about decibel levels, tests a child’s reaction, and laments the era’s loud music. The anecdote ends with a plea for quiet.
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Fannie Flagg
Marcel Marceso
Jacqueline Susenn
Dog
Lassie
George Wlace
Field Enterprises, Inc
Skyjacker term coined in Paul Harvey tale of brave captain
In a Paul Harvey account the word skyjacker enters the dictionary after the 1961 Chico California hijacking of a Pacific Airlines DC-3. Capt Cleal resists, is shot in the eye, and recovers to build a career while advocating safety. The story credits Cleal with resilience and public service as aviation fear and policy evolve.
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Cleal
Pacific Airlines
Chico
Calif
Bruce Britt
Creal
Resist‘ed
Arvey
Washington
Despensers and Nixon Aides Echo Medieval Court Foes
The piece argues Republican leaders push for a full Watergate investigation, likening Nixon aides to the Despenser faction from medieval England. It cites Haldeman Ehrlichman and others as overmighty, with critics demanding accountability and warning of potential resignations as power concentrates in the White House.
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Washington
KFL
White House
Yesteryears
Richard Nixon
California
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman, Ehrlichman and Company
GOP
England
Nixon
Nebraska
Carl Curtis
White House Palace
Middle America
Curtis
Despensers
London Bridge
Food price woes and farming policy call for free market
Sensing The News argues rising meat and grain costs strain households and criticizes price controls. It cites doubled feed costs, wage-led inflation, and devaluation boosting imports, urging abolition of farm subsidies and a return to market forces to stabilize prices and boost productivity.
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United States
Soviet Union
America
Baker
US Cent. of Agriculture
Congress
U. S
New York Reporter Reviews Fonda Losey Film Controversy
Alice Widener discusses Joseph Losey editing Ibsen in London with Jane Fonda as star while filming in Norway. Tom Hayden's leftist activism and The Port Huron Statement are cited as shaping campus dissent. The piece argues Americans tolerated antiwar, pro-communist sympathy and now face inflation tied to Kennedy Johnson policy and wartime debates.
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New York City
London
Joseph Losey
United States
Bates
America
Port Huron
Revolutionary Students For A Democratic Society
Miss Fonds
Hayden
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