Editorial claims target Bayh funding questions arise
The Dayton Journal Herald alleges inconsistencies in Sen Birch Bayh's 1968 campaign fundraising and related committee transfers. It cites Citizens for Bayh receipts of 15450 versus 7000 reported by Bayh for Senator committees, and disputes over 60000 versus 30000 donations from Indiana Democratic Campaign Committee. The piece notes bankruptcy actions against two Indiana real estate firms and related dismissals, under a judge named James.
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Birch Bayh
Dayton
Ohio
Journal Herald
Citizens For Bayh Committee
Senator Bayh
Citizens
Gaylov Senator
Indiana
Democratic Campaign Committee
State Committee
Bayh
American National Trust
The
Republic National Trust
U.S
James
Noland
John J. Bradshaw
Tie Trusts
Trusts
Supreme Court
Ington
Washington
Gun Control Debates at NRA Meeting and U.S. Firearm Trends
The NRA plans its 11th annual meeting in Portland Oregon as gun rights groups push to repeal or weaken the 1988 Federal Gun Control Act. The piece notes rising handgun possession, ongoing loopholes, and state city laws amid a large interstate market and criminal use in crimes statewide.
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National Rifle Association of America
Portland
Oregon
NRA
American Rifleman
United States
Commission On Violence
Maryland
Massachusetts
Taxpayers Eve proposed to honor late filers and bureaucrats
The article reports a proposal during Congress to designate April as National Check Your Vehicle Emissions Month and Friday night as Taxpayers Eve, with President Nixon asked to name the date. James H. Baren supports the idea, claiming bureaucrats value taxpayers’ contributions. The piece notes late filing deadlines and satire from civil servants, plus coverage of Blue Cross Blue Shield refunds and Price Commission hearings.
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Washington
Doren
White House
Boren
Tshereote
Holdont
Jerome J. Waldie
Calif
The
Price Commission
Blue-Cross-Blue Shield
Waldie
Toy Civil Service Commission
Blue Cross-Blue Sfield
Waldiv
Tech
Tech Pro- Team
Insurance Company
Jacksonville State University: A Bridge of Old Values and New Ed
A reflective piece honors Jacksonville State University as Alabama’s tallest academic building symbolizing progress. It traces JSU’s 1883 founding as a normal school, notes 1907 high school expansion, and highlights ROTC, diverse foreign students, and a campus linking traditional values with modern education. It contrasts Southern institutions’ community focus with Northern elite universities and argues regional colleges embody American middle-class education and loyalty.
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Responsible Education
Jacksonville
Birmingham
Jacksonville State
Ecuador
Nna
ROTC
Berkeley
University of California
South
Columbia
Yale
West
Middle West
Nover
Northeast
Sacksonville State University
Th Ivy League
America
Hudson River
Potomac
Lyndon B. Johnson
Midwest
Behind the War Powers Debate in the Senate
A McNaught Syndicate column from 1972 debates the War Powers Act with critics split between Goldwater and Stearns. It argues Congress fears war and would curb presidential authority, warning of a shift toward a European style majority rule and urging respect for constitutional checks and balances.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Constitux Nion
Congress
Hertin
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Seventh Fleet
Taiwan Strait
Tonkin Gulf
Vietnam
Conaress
Washington
George Washington
McNaught Syndicate
Debates on Depopulating Europe’s Countryside
To The Point argues European six nation Common Market plans to raise farm prices while subsidizing two million farmers to abandon land in three years. The piece links this to urban renewal risks, cites Roepke and Mises gardens as happiness tests, notes US farm subsidies favor large farms, and criticizes political inaction on reviving rural life amid broader Indochina debates.
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Europe
Nossa American
Hell
Twentes
Free Europe
Williams Roepke
Ludwig von Mises
Geneve
von Mises
Roepke
Scil
England
Mirapart
Britain
America
Franklin Roosevelt
Washington
Hubert Hoopphrey
Tural Ife
Indochina
Gen
Fea, Corp
Presidents and Precedents In Wisconsin Primary Analysis
Kevin P. Phillips argues Wisconsin’s large Democratic primary turnout boosts Nixon’s odds, citing 50 years of presidential precedents. He notes past reelect incumbents win, small states like Maine and Minnesota face limits, and Muskie/Humphrey face weak histories. The piece suggests Kennedy as a possible alternative for the Democrats.
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Washington
KFL
Wisconsin
Maine
Richard Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Tait
Lince
Nixon
White House
House
Senate
Parry Iutimer
Muskie
Humphrey
Dian
New Hampshire
Franklin Pierce
John W. Davis
W. Va
Alfred Landon
Kan
Barry Goldwater
Arize
Hobart
Minn
Dulxie
Howe
Roosevelt
Maumesota
Dory
Minnesota
Ovre
Ite House
HHH
William Jennings Bryan
Thomas E. Dewey
Adlai Stevenson Jost
Ankew
Massachusetts
Wit's End Diet Talk and Domestic Dinner Dilemmas
A husband and wife spar over dinner plans and dieting in a clipped, humorous domestic exchange. The wife resists appetite and a diet, while the husband worries and references weight control ideals and occasional diet tips. The dialogue hints at broader gendered expectations and social pressures about eating.
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Arioy
Supremes
Alice
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