Welfare chiseling probe prompts call for reform
A columnist argues federal limits hamper welfare distribution and cites $ billion paid annually with little audit. He notes a DHS audit and GAO findings suggesting chiseling might be less or more widespread than charged, urging central reform to curb misuse.
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Victor Riese
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McCovers Criticizes Vietnam Policy and Welfare Audit Claims
February 28 1965 remarks by Senator George McCovers in The New York Times interview urge resisting U S withdrawal from South Vietnam until a settlement secures safety for South Vietnamese allies. He praises President Johnson’s restrained military action and condemns welfare mismanagement and alleged racketeering in aid programs as part of a broader critique.
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New York Times
Taxes Soak The Working Class Says Writer
Alice Widener venting about taxes and social security in a 1972 syndicated column cites how eight hours of work largely fund taxes for federal state and city. The piece argues for raising earned income and delaying retirement benefits while criticizing bureaucrats and populist rhetoric.
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New York City
Margerine
Tax Foundation, Inc
Vve
Ieam
Georgia Republicans may challenge Democratic dominance
In 1972 Georgia politics show potential GOP gains as liberal pressures rise within a Democratic framework. The piece analyzes Georgia’s delegation to the Democratic National Convention, the emergence of young, diverse delegates, and a Republican bid in the 10th District by Br. Stephen Maloney who advocates anti-busing and a prayer amendment. It questions whether Republican candidates can capitalize on a fragmented Georgia Democratic Party to win in November.
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Tickei
United State
Gontenot
Yesteryear
Florida
Wallace
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Jimmy Carter
Shubert
Challen
Congress
University of Georgia
Stephen Maloney
Dr. Maloney
Robert Stephens
Stephens
Maroney
Nixon
Henry Jackson
South
Moloney
Monologue to Moscow Shapes Nixon Visit Insight
Holmes Alexander surveys Senator Jackson and Defense Secretary prospects, citing Uri Ra’anan on Washington’s monologue risk. He argues Nixon risks spectacle over genuine bargaining as Soviet trends outpace static estimates. Moscow visit could reveal intent more than concessions.
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D.C
Scoop Jackson
Chance
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Defense
Jackson
Alexander
State Departments
Withese
Uri Ra’anan
Tufts
MIT
Harvard
Ra'anan Sens
McNamara
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Ra‘anan
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Svill
Soviet Union
Hungary
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Beye
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Right Hour of Decision: Nixon and Vietnam Policy
Analysis argues Nixon pursues heavy air power to deter North Vietnamese aggression while weighing Vietnamization and political risk. It assesses Soviet involvement and seeks to explain how domestic politics and future elections influence Nixon’s war strategy and the unity of American resolve.
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Tleiweas
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Kremlin
Peking
Moscow
United States
Hisyain
Hiller
America
Fulbright
Mansfield
McGovern
Kenny
Ticket Splitting and the Two-Party System in 1972 Politics
Washington analysis surveys rising ticket splitting as education and media shift voters toward issue politics. The piece cites Tarrance and DeVries on a growing two-tier system with presidential contests split from local party loyalties, plus varied regional patterns and implications for party identification in Congress.
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Iet
Lance Tarrance
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