Just The Beginning Peace With Honor
Editorial argues peace with honor after Nixon announced a cease-fire and peace deal to be signed Saturday. It warns of challenges in supervising the agreement, recalls skepticism in South Vietnam, and calls for strong diplomacy, education, and continued aid while transitioning the United States from war to peacetime. It condemns antiwar protests and praises Nixon’s restraint and strategy.
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Nixon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
U. S
Indochina
Arithmetic and taxes in inflation debate by John O Riley
The Wall Street Journal columnist argues taxes and government spending limit personal income growth. He questions why taxpayers expect four dollars of public spending for every three taken in taxes and links arithmetic to inflation. He urges understanding that government must balance spending with revenue.
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John O'Riley
the Wall Street Journal
Ices
Squirrel Fund proves a Texas housewife wealth creator
A housewife outlines a home financial joke the Squirrel Fund, tallying payments for tasks she would normally hire others to do. She lists shaving the dog, hair straightening, and other chores as credits, illustrating a humorous critique of gender labor and wages.
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Texas
Field Enterprises, Inc
Spacemen Return Changed by Space Flight
Paul Harvey reports on the psychological and physical effects of spaceflight on astronauts. He cites Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin and others noting reclusiveness despondency and divorce. NASA and Congress face cautious stance as Skylab nears readiness and manned missions seek further testing.
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Neil Armstrong
Harvey
Buzz Aldrin
Air Force
Astronaut Corps
James Irwin
Ed Mitchell
Charles Berry
Berry
Scott
Worden
NASA
Congress
Gen. Fea. Corp
What a genuine university should teach students
Dr. Jacob Neusner of Brown urges freshmen to value the university as a forum for disciplined mind work. He warns against seeing college as a cure for society while stressing three core skills: attentive listening, clear thinking, and precise writing. He contrasts true scholarly communities with modern universities focused on social life and mock grandeur.
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Jacob Neusner
Brown University
Brown
Neusner
John Henry Newman
Neusnaer
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
Behemoth U
Nixon era tightens GOP to White House control
Analysis argues the Republican Party has moved toward White House dominance under Nixon. It notes centralization of power in the presidency, erosion of Congressional prerogatives, and the GOP's shift toward a Nixonian framework with George Bush as RNC chair amid party ambivalence and resistance.
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GOP
Washington
KFS
George McGovern
Britain
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Wallace
New Left
Republican Party
New Majority
Nixon White House
U.S
Disraeli
Nixon
Benjamin Disraeli
Congress
Republican National Committee
Mr. Nixon
Richard Nixon
McGovern
Congressional Republican Party
National Committee
U.N
George Bush
Bob Dole
Bush
King Features Syndicate
Billy Graham
Art Linkletter
John Wayne
Julia Child
Jim Eedichenst
Len
U.S.A
Abourezk’s debut speech sparks Nixon critique and farm aid fight
Freshman Senator James Abourezk of South Dakota uses his maiden address to argue for preserving farm subsidies and criticizes the President’s withholding of funds. He warns of a Constitutional crisis if Congress withholds consent, while urging impoundment and scrutiny of executive officials.
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Washington, D.C
James Abourezk
D-S.c
Rapid City
Hitler
Abourezk
George McGovern
South Dakota
Nixon
Hanoi
Truman
Congress
Sen
Bill Fulbright
Fulbright
Vandenberg
Margaret Truman
Christian Herter
R-Mass
Case of John Worthy at Metropolis hotel party
Alice Widener reports a sensational 1973 New York story about John Worthy facing murder conspiracy hijacking rape kidnapping and heroin charges. A defense attorney brags of a computer aided jury plan while a lawyer and donor pledge cash to influence voir dire amidst a celebrity filled scene.
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New York City
New Withit
Gogo Gardens
Metropolis
John Worthy
Len K. Gethimoff
Fortune
Gethimoff
Constitution Preamble Text
The passage presents the Preamble to the United States Constitution. It states the aims of forming a more perfect union establishing justice ensuring domestic tranquility providing for common defense promoting general welfare and securing liberty for current and future generations. The framing assigns powers to the people and justifies the constitutional purpose.
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United States
United States of America
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