The Real Scandal in Washington Spending Reform Book
Washington newsman Donald Lambro writes The Federal Rabble asserting wasteful federal spending and bloated agencies. He cites $25 billion in potential savings, defense spending limits, and costly Pentagon programs.
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Donald Lambro
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Pentagon
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William Proxmire
U.S
America
Washington Observer
Busing Debate Sparks National Protests Across Cities
Paul Harvey reports a September 4 national protest against school busing with marchers targeting courthouses in Louisville Boston Detroit Dallas Charleston and other cities. Opponents cite social experimentation and unequal education while supporters warn of continued segregation and failed policy.
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Boston
Detroit
Dallas
Charleston
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Kentucky
Clay Smothers
Texas
Monroe Swan
Wisconsin State Senate
Milwaukee
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Right Wing Speech Urges Direct Aid to Portugal Opponents
A political manifesto argues for NATO to withdraw recognition from Portugal's junta and impose a naval blockade on arms. It calls for establishing a provisional democratic council in exile, shelter outside Iberia, and direct, public solidarity with the Portuguese people to hasten the regime’s fall.
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Communist Party
Soviet Union
CLA
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Azores
NSA powers and secret White House directive scrutiny in 1952
Capitol debate highlights NSA size, budget and reach with Fort Meade base, 2 000 interception stations, satellites and SAMOS listening systems. Report notes Truman created NSA in 1952 to broaden access to intelligence across agencies. Subpoenas probe the White House directive establishing the agency.
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Republic
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Langley
David Kahn
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Soviet Union
Ford
Moscow
SAMOS
Pacific
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Agency
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AFSA
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Defense Department
U.S
Ford’s first-year shows political resilience amid chaotic Congress
Kevin Phillips argues Gerald Ford has strengthened after a turbulent first year. He compares Ford to 20th century accidental presidents who navigated Congress, economic trouble, and party doubts, noting Congress’s weakness, growing executive power, and uncertain prospects for 1976.
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Ford
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Strom Thurmond
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John F Kennedy
Johnson
Truman
Tey
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Legislative Branch
America
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Muskie's Measuring Stick Shapes Budget Role in 1975
As Budget Committee chair, Sen. Ed Muskie faces a demanding task to restrain spending. He battles to keep nonmilitary bills within limits, pushes for fiscal discipline, and clashes with military pork while seeking self government through prudent budgeting.
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Washington
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Mississippi
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Yorktown
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Defense Department
McNaught Syndicate
Will Rogers on Politics and Disarmament
Excerpted remarks reflect Will Rogers commentary on Senate actions in Washington and public sentiment in Oklahoma. Rogers notes perceived delays, contrasts with President’s suggestions, and surveys economic motives behind disarmament amid a changing world.
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Will Rogers
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