Nixon Prods Congress for Decade of Reform and Peace
President Nixon used the State of the Union to push a decade of government reform and new priorities. He urged bipartisan support to change planning, cut living costs, and expand welfare reform while detailing Vietnam war trauma and calls for peace and stability at home and abroad. The address referenced Viet Cong activity, Tet-era echoes, and Saigon's pacification bid alongside a six-day bicycle race in South Vietnam.
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Fannie Mae converts to private ownership details
In 1968 Lyndon Johnson signed a law converting the Federal National Mortgage Association into a private corporation while keeping Fannie Mae as a government instrument. A government guarantee is not provided for agency bonds, but they remain legal investments. The shift to private ownership begins as Treasury funds back mortgages and a secondary market for noncash funds is established to keep mortgage lending flowing.
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The Jewish Mystique and American Jewish Dilemmas
The piece reviews Ernest van den Haag’s The Jewish Mystique, noting its critique of American Jewish behavior toward Israel. It cites Israeli leaders and Zionists fearing Jewish donors’ guilt, youth radicals questioning Zionism, and a shift in U S policy toward Tel Aviv amid assimilation and waning fervor.
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Georgetown as ghetto a national disgrace in Hoppe column
Washington columnist Hoppe condemns Georgetown as a liberal Democrat ghetto at the heart of the capital. He notes history from Kennedy era Camelot to Johnson years, mocks current tastemakers, and calls for massive federal beds and retraining to restore GOP appeal amid looming political odds.
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Fragmented quotes on culture and language from diverse sources
A collage of misquoted lines and stray notes from sources like United Press International and anonymous blurbs. The text spreads across topics from folklore and marriage to university life and swing music, featuring garbled phrases and oblique references.
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Spain’s Franco Era Seen Through Outsider Eyes
In an opinion piece from Madrid, the author argues that Franco’s rule has brought a stable growth era to Spain, countering Western critics who insist the Civil War remains unresolved. It lauds Franco’s phased power transfer to Don Carlos, highlights Opus Dei influence, and notes Spain’s push to join NATO and the European market while maintaining U.S. military ties.
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