Democrats And Inflation Over Budget Fight In Senate
Editorial argues the Democratic Senateoverrode Nixon veto on education funding to inflate spending. It argues inflation stems from government excess, cites near 12 billion federal education in 1971, and attacks foreign aid and postal debts while urging ballot box action and repayment discipline. It endorses cutting foreign aid and revoking privileges for delinquent countries.
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Senate
Nixon
Office of Education
Congress
Office of Seducation
Good Morning Mr Phelps se Moor plans for city building
The note outlines a mission to intercept a failing cooling bearing for Anderson Indiana's new city building. Officials face hardship as the civil government nears collapse. the bearing must be found and returned to restore atmosphere. If IM forces are harmed, officials deny knowledge of causes.
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Anderson
Indiana
Jim
Board of Works
Folklore by William Wade at a southern Indiana resort
Two men discuss timber losses and loggers while a native overhears stories of past forest work. Anecdotes cover mechanized era shifts, a decayed insurance claim, and a circus bicyclist dramatic act. The piece concludes with an American Saying on prejudice.
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Indiana
Teal Forest County
Wade
Esre
Drolla
November Vote Could Shift Congress to the Right
Holmes Alexander surveys a potential November shift, predicting a Republican Senate and House could move the national legislature to the right, aided by polls showing strong Nixon support and ACA projections. The piece outlines predicted committee leadership changes and a broad ideological realignment affecting key panels and policies.
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Washington, D.C
Truman
NATO
Senate
House
Tue
Nixon
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
Balle
Flas
Mideast
Russia
Vienna
Cambodia
Agnew
Solid South
At Wits End Thoughts of a mother driving home from test
A mother recalls her daughter’s road test and license victory while venting about driving teens. She describes fear and relief during the ride home and muses on responsibility, safety, and a wish for a calm household after the ordeal.
Short Thoughts on Global Trade and Transport
A fragment summary notes Danish merchant Heat with 950 vessels and three million gross, New Zealand beekeepers export queen bees to Canada at 2.24 dollars each, and about five thousand migrant workers travel by car to harvest jobs in the United States. It also states most US cars can exceed eighty miles per hour and mentions Finland's seventy thousand islands are mostly un.
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Bonnie
Clyde
Delyon
Wade
Detroit
Weil
Wien
Daichler
Madese
New Zealand
Canada
Chiminat’s Stand On Home Education Sparks Debate
A Belmont California couple withdraws children from parochial school over sex education. The Scotts argue compulsory attendance laws infringe religious liberty and advocate home schooling. The columnist notes state teacher certification biases and cites varied approaches to education amid chronic school chaos.
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Howard Scott
Belmont
California
Bob
Taeee
Maryland
Post Office Strike Looms as Union Leader Warns
James H. Ragemacher vows to mobilize 180000 members for a moment’s notice wildcat strike if needed to push pay and conditions. AFL-CIO Letter Carriers chief warns that while seeking negotiated peace, he will employ every weapon of industrial warfare and press for tough action against management.
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Honolulu
James H. Ragemacher
Apl-Cio
Letter Carriers Union
Afl-Cfg
Hademacher
Muchetter
U.S. Postr
Afl-Cio
Congress
Radebacher
New York National Postal Union
Ellef
New York City
Washington
Rademacher
Postal Service
Labor Department
Civil Service Commission
Seaion Convention
Sam
Redemacher
Tennessee Vale Jey
Inyaluab
Min
Sseetae
United States
Kent State shootings spur nationwide student activism rebirth
The Kent State tragedy on May 4 sparked a national student strike and a revival of campus political action. Nixon created a nine member commission on campus violence, while analyses downplayed Cambodia’s role. A mass student mobilization followed, reshaping political engagement at colleges nationwide.
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Kent State University
Ohio
Nixon
Waya
Cambodia
Kent State
Urban Research Corporation of Chicago
Tat Cambodia
Niton
Beat Ie
John Nalebil
Urban Research Corporation
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