Can Nixon get a fair hearing in impeachment hearings
A civic column argues the House Judiciary Committee impeachment hearings skew partisan. It cites Indiana Rep William G Bray figures showing Democrat members received far more labor money than Republicans in 1972. It questions credibility of AFL CIO unions and press groups backing impeachment and alleges large union backing for Democrats, casting doubt on a fair Nixon hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
House
Indiana
William G. Bray
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
AFL
CIO
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Washington
Richard Nixon
White House
Guild
Teachers Union
National Education Association
Watergate
Teamster
James Hoffa
Teamsters
Fight Against Spending Shaping Nixon Budget Strategy
A U S district ruling on Nixon impoundment of 380 million for education prompts focus on two anti inflation tools. Vetoes have curtailed spending while a true balanced budget could strengthen the president during ongoing inflationary pressures and aid in capturing congressional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Con
Gress
At Wits End Trashman Ranked Second in Public Trust
A reader argues over a humorous public poll listing trash collectors as trusted public servants. A neighbor claims the trash man knows intimate details of residents’ lives based on curbside recycling and trash patterns, prompting disbelief and humor about privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiystan Vioater
Mayva
Bow
Is a Conservative Majority Forming in The United States
A commentary argues Nixon’s damage to the presidency does not topple conservatism. It cites Donald Zoll’s Prospects for a Conservative Majority and notes rising self-identified conservatives, potential new leadership, and three forces driving a conservative shift. Zoll envisions Burkean conservatism guiding a future program, possibly yielding a Young America movement by 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Gallup
Harris
Senator Goldwater
Jobson
Donald A. Zoll
Arizona State University
Beaumaris Books
Tempe
Arizona
Zoll
Donald Zoll
Ile
America
Edmund Burke
John Adams
Hee
New Left
Gen
Fea. Corp
The Folly of Rationing in Times of Shortages
Opinion piece argues rationing worsens shortages and expands federal bureaucracy. It cites Prof Henry G Manne's lecture to the Congress of American Industry noting rationing cannot increase total supply and warns it would push toward a regulated economy. The writer urges opposing rationing and other controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Manne
University of Rochester
America
Arabs and Our Prejudices in Middle East Talks
Lowell Ponte argues that Western prejudice shapes views of Arabs and Israelis in the Arab–Israel negotiations. He cites cultural bias, media impressions, and anthropologist Edward T. Hall to urge fair treatment of Arabs and Israelis to avoid future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Geneva
Vietnam
Middle East
United Nations
Abba Eban
Oxford
Golda Meir
Great Bain
Jerusalem
Mo‘hammed
Edward T. Hall
Hall
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Liberal lawyers' Watergate ethics criticized in column
Alice Widener denounces Liberal Democratic investigating lawyers as unethical amid Watergate coverage. The piece cites Archibald Cox, William Dobrovir, and staff actions, alleging leaks and secret sessions. It highlights Santa Barbara Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions and questions proposals for a national data bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Watergate
Satelite Watergate
Ervin
Archibald Cox
Harvar Fessor
Edward Kennedy
Philip A. Hart
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cox
Agnew
Ralph Nader
Lefist
William Dobrovic
Dobrovir
United States
Watergate Committee
Radical Fund For the Republic
Center For the Study of Democratic
Santa Barbara
Watergate Center
Contr Tneng Mapertil
Harvey Wheeler
Arthur S. Miller
Ervin Committee
Jenny Perry
News-Press
Wheeler
Miler
Cabal
Watergate Star
Center-Watergate
Gunnar Myrdal
Alva
India
Watergate Center Cabal
New York Times
Library of Congress
FBI
CIA
Cash
Miller
Ellsberg
The
Nader
Dobrovic
U.S.A. Syndicas
Shifts in U S R and D Pulse Under Great Society Years
The article critiques a decade of U S research and development, noting defense sponsorship fell from 90 percent to zero, while Great Society programs expanded. It argues R and D growth lagged France, Japan, Germany, and Russia, warns of disarmament focus, and highlights decentralization, tighter firm budgets, and arms industry thrift amid broader inflation and energy shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Defense Department
Johnson
Great Society
Vietnam
Nixon
Salt TI
Sen
Scoop Jacksono
Ussr
France
Japan
Germany
Russia
Washington
Federalia
National Security Industrial Association
TR & D
Malcolm R. Currie
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Proctors
Vyright
Jackson
Menger
Jani Toner Scott Vic
Anderson Herald
Anderton Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Inbeaoer
Provident
Harriet W. Tonir
Andersen
Indien Cones
Red
Associated Press
Arles W. Lauchun
Ecrisis Evolution
Lowell Ponte
Alice Widener
Holmes Alexander
Oxan
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