Nixon vetoes broad child development bill
The piece argues President Nixon vetoed a sweeping child development program seen as government overreach. It critiques federal involvement in health, education, and welfare for children, citing subsidiarity and state responsibility while debating costs and effectiveness.
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James Buckley
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Fourth Party influence looms in 1972 Democratic race
An analysis cites California Field Poll data showing liberal splitters may reshape the 1972 contest. It notes potential effects if McCarthy or Lindsay enter, predicting shifts against Muskie and Humphrey and possible Nixon victory in a four way race.
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Washington
Henry Jackson
Marvy Truman
Trustan
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Vietnam
Hue
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Maine
Hubert Humphrey
Scoop Jackson
Wilbur Mills
Sam Yorty
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California
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George Wallace
Edward Kennedy
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Leitor Muskle
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Democratic Party
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Henry Wallace
Truman
Nixon Doctrine needs a sea power shift for US security
Holmes Alexander argues the United States must adopt a Soviet style naval strategy to counter world power shifts. He urges a larger merchant marine and a combat navy, warning U S land based force reliance risks and emphasizing sea power to protect global interests.
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Elizabeth I
England
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Sorting Out 1971 Preview From a Nation in Transition
A reflective look at 1971 as Americans recover from war and recession. The piece notes a calmer national mood, renewed family and local ties, and ongoing global tensions. It warns that 1972 will test staying power amid rhetoric and economic fragility.
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United States
Washington Post
Vietnam
Capitol Hill
White House
Nafion
Will Durant
Pacification praise from North Vietnam stirs Western columnists
Columnists Roland Evans and Robert Novak report North Vietnam warns that Nixon pacification tactics are succeeding. Quan Doi Nhan Dan articles say US economic and political tricks create false prosperity with pumps and harvesters and consumer goods to win civilians. The piece links these admissions to Cambodia supply cuts and stronger Saigon forces, arguing the war path is changing toward an honorable end.
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Roland Evans
Robert Novak
Nixon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Quan Doi Nhan Dan
Army Daily
Inside Report
Hanoi
Army
Hanai
Cambodia
Saigon
Legislator Address List for Senate and House Members
Directory page lists contact rooms in Washington offices for Sen. Hartke Bayh and Rep. Denis plus district representatives Elwood Hillis and others. Includes Old Senate Office Building Longworth and Rayburn addresses for D C 20510 20514 20515 30318. District coverage mentions Mod san Del aware and Hecty Counties and southern district including Washington and Hymdtan counties.
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Vance Hartke
Bundi
Washington, D.C
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Biret EB. Bayh Jr
Olive
Washington, DC
Alse
David W. Denis
Langsworth
Delaware
Hecty
Hit
Elwood
Hillis
Longworth
Geet Tos
Hymdtan Cauntie
Rayburn
Hexachlorophene scares and FDA warnings
A column derides FDA cautions on deodorant soaps containing hexachlorophene while noting mixed lab results and public alarm. The writer uses satire about government warnings, Nader, and health risks to question how precautionary claims shape consumer behavior and trends, including youth smoking.
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Alanta
Ralph Nadars
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Ralph Nader
Federal Diary discusses Blue Cross Blue Shield probe and possible fed run health plan
The Federal Diary notes a government review of Blue Cross Blue Shield's federal health benefits operation by FIA under HUD, amid a pending 47 percent employee premium rise for nearly one million fed subscribers. Sources cite debate over a U.S. government takeover of health insurance, with the Price Commission and CSC weighing options and potential fixes before January.
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Mike Causey
Washington
Federal Insurance Administration
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
FIA
Towsing and Urban Development
Price Commission
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Blue Cross Blue Shield
Civil Service Commission
Jerome Waklie
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Department of Transportation
Uncle Sanv
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