Get The Facts Straight On ITT Antitrust Hearings
A concise briefing refutes claims by Democrats and the Senate committee about ITT and Justice Department actions. It asserts Nixon nominated Kleindienst for attorney general, recounts hearings, rejected associations between a forged memo and a convention pledge, and praises the antitrust settlement as a government victory.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Richard G. Kleindienst
Judiciary Committee
Jack Anderson
ITT
Washington
ITP
Dita Béard
Anderson
Kleindienst
Justice Department
Anderson- Democrat
Richard McLaren
Antitrust Division of Justice
McLaren
Hartford Insurance Company
White House
Peter Flanigan
Richard Ramsden
Avis
Levitt
Grinell and
Canteen
United States
FFT
Hartford
Erwin Griswold
Harvard Law School
Supreme Court
Harold Geneen
San Diego
Dita Beard
Kennedy
Johnson
U.S
I'l
Edward Kennedy
John Tunney
Birch Bayh
Piemytad
Where To Write Your Legislators AT WASHINGTON
A damaged text lists congressional offices and mail addresses for Sen R Vance Narlke Sen Rireh E Bayh Jr Rep David 7 Datinis Rep William Bray and districts Grant Totten Hamilton counties and Mencork County with room numbers in Washington DC.
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Washington Senate
Orth
Pinesnage
Grant
Toten
Hemilton Counties
Rep
William
Bray
Washington, D.C
Rayburn
Alling
Mencork County
Wallace's Scotch Irish roots drive Wallace politics
The piece traces George Wallace's appeal to Scotch Irish America from Pennsylvania to Alabama pineywoods. It notes ancestral bands, clan pride, and a long migration from Ulster to Appalachia shaping his populist stance. Wallace speaks to forgotten Americans and urban liberal critics alike, seen as a watershed in U.S. politics.
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Wallace
Pennsylvania
Antrim
Belfast
Lurgan
Letterkenny
Fulton County
Andrew Jackson
Juba
Seaboard
Appalachian
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
W. J. Cash
England
Highlands
Ohio
Indiana
Deep South
Alabama
George Wallace
Pea River
Baxters
MacRaes
Melnnesses
McCormicks
Hoses
Murdochs
McKnights
North Carolina
Maryland
West la
Fom
Appalachia
Akron
Bakersfield
America
Saeed
Powers
George Orley Wallace
King Features Syndicate
At Wits End and a Danced Out Romance
A fragment from a 1972 Field Enterprise letter describes a chaotic scene of dancing memories, junk mail contact with Francis M. Scott, a pregnancy, marital tensions, and reflections on changing music trends and the fading meaning of dancing as a fad. It blends personal anecdotes with nostalgic references to The Swing Era and early rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Scott
Francis
Thad
Erma
Walt Lil Thay
Sue
Hanoi offensive prophetic call to arm and resolve
Holmes Alexander argues that the Hanoi offensive tests U S resolve and nuclear strategy. He urges decisive action to deter Russia and China, warning that failure would invite catastrophe at home and abroad, and that leaders must choose strength over appeasement to avert national doom.
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Washington, D.C
Russia
China
Vietnam
Hanoi
Maxwell Tay
Toe
Saigon
Dmz
Nixon
Let There Be Music Again in America
A 1972 report notes a revival of orchestral music across the United States. US News and World Report cites increased recitals and concerts from Miami to Fairbanks, with more orchestras, more performances, and rising ticket demand. Antal Dorati of the National Symphony notes a shift of culture toward romantic and classical music as audience classes broaden.
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Paul Harveys
Paul
Young Paul
News and World
Miami
Fla
Fairbanks
Alaska
Honolulu
Hawaii
Barre
American Symphony Orchestra League
Richard Wangerin
Wex
Brahms
Mussorgsky
Richard Bulfum
Los Angeled Times
Liszt
New York
Philharmonic
Nea
Calis Symphony
Seattle
Bravo Opera
United States
Phis Wo
Antal Dorati
National Symphony Orchestra
Washington, D.C
Geti, Fea, Corp
Devastating Portraits of American Intellectuals
A critique of Mark Graubard's Campus Town USA portrays professors as influential yet disreputable. The author highlights campus egotism ideologue and sexually obsessed types, arguing such figures fuel student violence and nihilism.
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Mark Grauhard
University of Minnesota
Campustown
USA
Cam Pus Scopa Press
Minneapolis
Hilaire Belloc
Beter
Graubard
Thosa
Geauhard
Ivory Tower
Mark Graubard
Gen, Fen, Corp
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THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Audacion
George D. Critiennerger
Peeridert
1MEINS
Marrlet W. Toner
Romcrte
Jackson Pratiten
Martha
Charles W. Laughlin
Seretery
Aml Tener
Pracate
Phillips’ Survey
George Wal
Jefferson County
Wis
Milwaukee
Monte
Prillifs
Wit's End
Field Enterprisee, Inc
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Margaret Chase Smith
Cycee Arikes
March Reader's Digest
Soviet Union
Ussr
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Churchill
Britain
Hal
Red Vietnam
Taylor
Ford
Senator Smith
Hanal
McNaught Syndicate
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Paul Harvey News
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