Who Created This Mess Editorial Attacks Nixon Critics
The editorial argues that the Vietnam War and domestic ills were caused by earlier administrations from Truman to Johnson and by Democratic control of Congress. It contends Nixon inherited a damaged system, credits him with troop reductions and economic relief, and urges less partisan obstruction. It cites Tonkin Gulf actions, troop levels, and welfare policies to frame blame.
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Teddy Kennedy
Wiley William Fulbright
Birch Bayh
Vance Hartke
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Harry Truman
South Vietnam
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Congress
Southeast Asia
House
Senate
Wayne Morse
Ore
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Maddox
C. Turner Joy
U. S
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
White House
Cuba
Panama Canal
Defense
Robert McNamara
Pentagon
Kennedy
Birch
Vance
Whey
William
Teddy
Perplexing Tourist Welfare and Airport Bias Claims
Alice Widener reports on troubling welfare and airport service patterns in Washington and New York. She cites sky cap discrimination, union contracts, and lines at Dulles, noting heavy luggage travelers face delays while well-dressed clients receive prompt service. The piece questions immigration, language barriers, and labor policies in the capital and cites HEW statistics on welfare recipients.
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New York City
Dulles International Airport
Washington, D.C
Sky Caps
Sky
United States
Washingpo
Anderson's journalism echoes Pearson in Washington discourse
The column by Jack Anderson resumes the Pears on tradition of political scrutiny from D C. It argues nations are flawed, notes shifting alliances and power, and reflects on how the aura of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue persists across administrations.
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Anderson
Washington, D. C
Stonehenge
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Jack
Casey Stengel
Asi
Pearson
Walter Winchell
India
Ghandi
Nehru
Sweden
Ibsen
Michael Meyers
Norway
Denmark
Nixon
Pakistan
France
Henry
Bismarck
Kissinger
Rasputin
Harry Hopkins
Pennsylvania Avenue
So You Don’t Want to Raise a Brat book reviewed
The piece discusses Dr Ruth Mills of Concord College who argues against purely abstract parenting. It advocates concrete, action based learning for children with rewards and punishments, illustrating with a mother and Johnny dialogue and stressing that true justice and freedom come from experiential learning.
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Johnny
Ruth Mills
Concord College
Athens
West Virgina
Mills
Bobby
Gen
Fea. Corp
Where To Write Your Legislators in Washington
A reader guide lists lawmakers and their Washington offices with room numbers in the Old Senate and Rayburn Office Buildings. It includes Sen R Vance Hartke in Room 451 O S B Washington DC 20510 and Rep Birch Bayh Jr in Room 304 House, plus Rep Elwood Hillis in Room 1510 O B Washington DC 20515 and Rep Ray Bray in Rayburn Office Building Washington DC 20515 representing the 6th district including Mason County and Medisen County.
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Sen
R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
David W. Dennis
Medisen
San
Elwood H. Hillis
D.C
Wee G. Brayene Rayburn
Cletret
Mancech County
The Gottbeds and the TV Talk Show Critique
Paul Harvey laments the rise of sensational talk shows and tabloid TV. He argues audiences seek spectacle over virtue, warns of rising sensationalism, and calls for wiser judgment and selective attention by the news media.
Woman Takes Everything: A Couple’s Loss Echoes Through Empty Rooms
In a bitter exchange their home is left gutted after a daughter's departure. The couple recounts packing eight rooms of furniture and appliances into suitcases and a gym bag, while noting the move strips them of nearly a lifetime of belongings and security.
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Dane Hood
Value Added Tax debate in Congress replaces property taxes
The administration backs a 23 percent federal VAT to replace local property taxes funding education, arguing it boosts exports and neutrality. Critics warn VAT is regressive, harming low‑income households, and debate includes progressivity, coverage of food versus luxuries, and impact on inflation and tax loads.
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France
Denmark
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Belgium
Norway
Italy
Ireland
United Kingdom
U.S
Washington
Herman Miller
P Tion Division
U.S. Census Bureau
Miller
Ace Co Calle
White House Planis
Nixon
White House
Om Salen
Neil McElroy
Europe
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Scandinavia
U. S
King Fechuce
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Robert E. Jackson
Meneger
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Herald
Associated Press
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