Distinctive Honor for Boys' Clubs in National Week
Editorial lauds the Boys' Clubs of America during National Boys' Club Week. It highlights Drive For Decency and Boy of the Year with a White House ceremony. The piece notes the club's all-boy, inclusive membership, full-time leadership, and aims to build future civic leaders through widespread support.
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Boys’ Clubs of America
White House
United States
Radical Economists Challenge U S Affluence And System
The Wall Street Journal special report surveys radical economists teaching in universities who advocate nationalizing major U S corporations and distributing goods free. They claim unemployment can vanish with a shorter workday, but the source questions whether permanent affluence can endure without profit motives and initiative.
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Wall Street Journal
U. S
Journal
Hoover condemns court disruption undermining justice in America
FBI Director Edgar Hoover warns that courts face violent disrespect and deliberate schemes to undermine the justice system. He argues reverence for law erodes as court authority is tested and urges prompt decisive action to preserve impartial procedure and public trust.
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Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
America
Blue Cross Blue Shield faces pressure over 1972 premium rise
Federal Diary reports Blue Cross Blue Shield will push to keep 1972 premium increases near 22 percent after the Civil Service Commission approved a raise tied to insurer losses. Critics, including Rep. Waldie and the Price Commission, seek scrutiny of the vast Federal Employee Health Program, amid calls for possible self insurance and fewer plan options. The piece also notes union plans, postal workers coverage concerns, and HUD’s manpower pool controversy.
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Washington
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Jerome J. Waldie
The
Price Commission
Blue Cross-Blue Shields
CSC
Clarence Long
Waldie
Nixon and Trudeau Edmonton Ottawa talks amid fragile Canadian politics
The Political Notebook outlines Nixon seeking support for April 13 talks with Pierre Trudeau, whose Liberal government faces strong Conservative opposition after Newfoundland’s provincial vote and stalling national elections. It notes Trudeau may delay elections, while Canada’s party fortunes shift and Congress debates the ERA alongside broader labor shifts in the U S and global gender roles.
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Washington
KFS
Nixon
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Ottawa
Trudeau
Liberal Party
U.S
Tvo
Newfoundland
Frank Moores
Alberta
Ontario
New Brunswick
Conservatives
Manitoba
New Democrats
Congress
Economic Gazette
Soviet Union
Russia
Moscow
Communist Party
Britain
United States
London
Turning Point in Democratic Race on Vietnam War and Nixon
The piece analyzes a pivotal Democratic contest between McGovern and Humphrey amid North Vietnam's offensive. It weighs how public opinion shifts, potential hawk versus dove stances, and Nixon's challenge to persuade with air power and decisive bombing. The writer ponders risks for McGovern and the impact of the Wisconsin results.
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North Vietnam
Dr McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Peking
Indochina
George McGovern
Gulf of Tonkin
South
McGovern
Humphrey
Wisconsin
United States
Scoop Jackson
George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey McGovern
Wallace
Hawks
Richard Nix
United States Air Force
Lyndon Johnson
R'chard Nixon
Paris
South Vietnam
Welfare march sparks national debate over aid policy
A Washington march sponsored by the National Welfare Rights Organization drew attention to proposed Family Assistance Plan reforms. Prominent critics argued the plan expands welfare and creates a guaranteed annual wage, while supporters pushed for broader subsidies. The piece cites D. C. officials and a public mood against welfare dependency, urging fiscal restraint and tougher enforcement.
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Washington Monument
America
National Welfare Rights Organization
Bella Abzug
D-Ny
Ronald V. Dellums
D-Calif
United States
U.S
White House
Congress
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Washington Post
Finance Committee
FAP
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Southern States Industrial Council
FBI
Treasury
Stop Urban Renewal Destruction Of Town Centers
A 1972 complaint argues urban renewal harms communities by bulldozing historic blocks and displacing small businesses. It accuses federal programs of benefiting land speculators and chain stores while promising preservation. The piece urges broad protests at public hearings and warns that renewed projects often worsen blight.
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Kirk
HUD
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington
Gen. Fea. Corp
Decaying Downtown and Beehive Cities in Transition
Paul Harvey examines urban change from old beehive fears to modern high rises. He cites beehive visions, Nixon's urban critique, and a Dillon task force urging country moves. Economist planners forecast global building surges. Bettelheim warns of anonymity and violence amid rapid growth.
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Constantinos Doxiadis
Went
Department of Commerce
Ore City
Boston
Veneen
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
San Diego
Gen. Fen. Corp
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