Nixon inaugural address frames era of responsibility and peace
Editorial letters praise President Nixon's inaugural address, pledging allegiance to a era of shared duty. It argues America must defend peace while limiting its global role, urges personal responsibility, and calls citizens to back the President in renewing constitutional principles and national purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
America
Washington
Walker Percy
Ernest van Dan ‘Haag
Copenhagen
Deneark
Sartre
Stump The Housebreaker in Witty Domestic Dialogue
Humorous piece features BOMBECK style banter about home security and theft fears. A couple rib each other about guarding possessions and odd home habits as they joke through dangers and silliness. The segment ends with a constitutional preamble quoted from a U.S. founding text.
Vocational shift in higher education sparks debate
The piece argues that state and private colleges tilt toward vocational training amid unemployment among graduates and student protests. It cites California’s Dominguez Hills expanding liberal arts to urban management and medical technology, while policy cuts threaten small classes and arts programs.
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California State’ College
Dominguez Hills
Ronal Reagan
J. Hayakawa
California
Fas
Sust
Academe
Gresham
Kirk
Ivory Tower
Gen
Fea
Corp
Mansfield Seeks Perpetual Session To Reform Congress
Mike Mansfield signals a push for a standing, recallable Congress and a spending ceiling to curb executive dominance. He cites veto clashes with Nixon and a need to override budgets and defense of the Constitution, urging a joint House Senate report by February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Washington
J.C
Senate
Tolstoy
Mike Mansfield
Richard Nixon
Mike
Congress
Mike Wan Wis
Nixon
Manse
Executive Branch
Mansfield Stiffy
Democratic Conference
Good
Controversial Tango in Parle Debated by Critics
A February release of Last Tango in Parle stirs debate across critics including Pauline Kael Time magazine and Moravia alongside Father Grasso. The discussion covers sexual content, artistic merit, censorship and the role of society in judging pornographic art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearlon Brando
Pauline Kael
Arélalce
Strvitsky
Time Magazine
Brando
Italy
Alberto Moravia
Domenico Grassa
Moravia
Papa Plus XI
Father Grassa
Eros
Thanatos
Hot Pants Berlolucci
Father Grasso
Malure
Adulis
America
Arlington House
Tower of Time Magazine
England
London
C. P. Snow
Malcolm Muggeridge
Duncan Williams
Wik Wares
Nixon's Staying Power Through a Second Term
The piece analyzes Richard Nixon's enduring political influence as he begins a second term, noting a career spanning four decades from early prominence amid the Hiss case to a presidency. It compares his potential impact to Roosevelt and questions how his domestic and foreign policies will reshape U.S. governance and party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Reagan
Bros
Thanatos
Burke
Williams
Nixon
Washington
Richard Nixon
United States
Alger Hiss
Isoo
White Stone
National Party
Wiliam McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Merbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Dwight Eiseenhower
IMI
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
America
U.S
Russia
China
Congress
Belcher
Japan buys up almost every item in world markets
An analysis warns that Japan is rapidly acquiring American goods and assets across textiles real estate jewelry and industry. It notes a surge in Japanese purchasing abroad and in the United States with a booming economy and aggressive underpricing threatening U.S. markets and a potential need to revalue the yen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill
Orson Welles
Field Enterprises, Inc
Japan
Tn Textiles
California
Europe
Latin America
United States
Jess
Unites States
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Sirest
Anderson
Indiana
Bechold
Crittenberger
Harilet W. Toner
Wless
Jane Toner Scott
Robert Jackson
Charles W. Laughlin Praident
Mansger
Sasratory
Itr
Andallos
Carrie
Indiane
Teetsi Meianser
Associated Press
Arann
Ronnie
Economics Rajor
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
NeNaught Syndicate, Inc
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Phillips
Paul Harvey News
Bath of Progress
New York City
Tiss
Warve
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