Justice or political revenge in Watergate era
A sweeping critique argues that multiple groups behind the Nixon era push impeachment or expose bias while failing to present solid proof. It accuses the ACLU AFL COD AFL CIO and journalists of political motives and double standards in press ethics and privilege. The piece condemns hypocrisy across parties and media while questioning credibility amid Watergate disclosures.
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Civil Liberties Union
Nixon
Afl-Cio
Americans For Democratic Action
Iimed
Common Cause
McGovern
American Newspaper Guild
White House
Watergate
Democrat National
Robert Strauss
National Archives
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Congress
Bobby Baker
Walter Jenkins
Ralph Nader
ABC Television
Ralph der
American Broadcasting Company
Head Louse Declares War on Sanity in Readers' Notes
A lengthy letters page laments lice as a social blight and traces outdated treatments, while commentator J Valentine of Madison Heights Junior High urges US voters to pressure Congress on taxes and inflation. The Glendale reader cites rising taxes and national debt costs, calling for action.
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Indiana
Walter Raleigh
Riya
J. Valentine
Dean
Madison Heights
Congress
Wilbur Mills
Harry Byrd
Glendale
Cali
Israel needs a new Moses to lead from doubt to resolve
Retired analyst A Marshall describes Israel after the October war as a nation in shock, with pride eroded and resources stretched. He warns the government and public to shift from blame and self pity to sober self-criticism and unity, urging Western democracies to stand with Israel and avoid oil-driven misjudgments.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Moses
United States
Egypt
Clemenceau
Are
Suez
Sinai
Ismailia
Suez City
Suez’ Zone
Henry Kissinger
Jesus
GQPQ
Europe
Africa
America
Hose
Nisan
Tatio
Golda Meir
Moshe Dayan
Army of
Golam
Vietnam
The Ghastly Difficulties of Gasoline Rationing
In a 1973 opinion, the author critiques nationwide gasoline rationing proposing that a simple price increase could curb consumption but noting bias against bureaucratic systems. He questions fairness across cities, households, and individuals, recounts a Phoenix example, and likens rationing to past flour controls while warning of inefficacy and widespread grievance.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Tempe
Scottsdale
Don
Phoenix Complex
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Gen. Fea. Corp
Daylight Saving Time Proposed Permanently by Congress
Congress considers permanent daylight saving time at the President’s request to reduce energy use and accidents. Polls show mixed support, farmers divided, and officials debate the best timing. Authors urge a nationwide, fixed clock system to simplify schedules and conserve resources.
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Congress
LLW
America
Where To Write Your Legislators Washington D C Addresses
Addresses for U S Senators and Representatives listed with rooms in the Old Senate Office Building and Rayburn Building. Includes R Vance Hartke Birch Bayh David Dennis Elwood Hillis and related offices in Washington D C 20610 20510 20518 20618 20515.
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R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
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Birch E. Bayh Jr
David W. Dennis
Yeniens
D.C
Rayburn
Grange Oto
Elwood A. Hillis
Longworth
Meg Ing Oran
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Treases
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Meer
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Naaser
AP News
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Ang. Wen
A. Marshall
Paul Harvey News
American Farm ‘Bureau
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