Independence Day Reflections on Democracy and Destiny
The article marks the 196th anniversary of the United States and argues the Declaration of Independence sparked a revolutionary political philosophy. It lauds federal union and government by consent, urges shared freedom, and links democracy to world peace, urging nations to embrace the American model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Philadelphia
Great Britain
France
Airand
Latin America
St. Robert Francis Bellamire
Free States
Nixon Opposes Busing In Controversial Memorandum
Harper's prints a stolen memo suggesting the Nixon administration opposes compulsory school busing for racial integration. The piece argues the memo spans 1970 views, notes Buchanan's authorship, and contends public opinion and politics have shifted away from forced desegregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Magazine
Richard Nixon
Harper's
Harper’s Magazine
Pentagon
Nixon
Alger Hiss
Patrick Buchanan
Buchanan
New York Times
Buchehan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wallace
Michigan
Maryland
U.S.A
Congress
Agnew
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren Court
Norhhern
Mi'e
Harper’s
Governo of
Alabama
George Meany
Gen. Fea. Corp
Republicans Hope To Swing Senate in Dixie 1972
A detailed analysis outlines how Republicans could gain control of the Senate in 1973 with a net shift of four seats, centering on Southern and border-state races. It weighs current splits 54-45 with Byrd as a potential tiebreaker and notes key contests in Oklahoma New Mexico North Carolina Georgia and Georgia and Georgia candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
RFL
George McGovern
U.S. Senate
South
GOP
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Little Dixie
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
Dixie
McGovern
North Carolina
Nick Galifianakis
B. Everett Jordan
Democrats
Jordan
Jesse Helms
Raleigh
South Dakota
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Georgia
Nixon
Byrd
Dixie Wall
McClellan
Eastland
Talmadge
I Quit Disciples Invade A Party
A humorous rant about sanctimonious "I quit" zealots at social gatherings. The narrator recounts encounters with people promoting dieting, abstinence, and quitting habits, contrasting their zeal with casual social life and personal choices. The piece skewers moralizing tone and survivalist rhetoric.
Write Your Legislators Addresses in Washington DC
A list provides contact rooms for Senators Hartke Bayh and Representatives Dennis Hillis Bray with room numbers and district areas. It notes Old Senate Building Langwerts and Longworth provisions and includes district mentions Grant Tipton Hamilton Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Sen
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Elwood A. Hillis
Longworth
Suh
Grant, Tipton
Hamilton
William G. Bray
Rayburn
Hancock
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Russia
China
Japan
Globe
Kirk
Phillips
Surrey
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Edward Brooke
Mass
Clifford Case
N.J
J. Caleb Beggs
Del
Charles Percy
Ill
Robert Griffin
Mich
Mark Hatfield
Ore
Ted Stevens
Alsaka
Brooke
Cave
Beggs
Percy
Stevens
Hatfield
Wayne Morse
Griffin
Strom Thurmord
S.D
John Tower
Tex
Howard Baker
Tenn
Earl Butz
America
Doren
Jack Miller
Iowa
James Pearson
Kans
Carl Curtis
Neb
Gordon Allett
Celo
Clifford Hanson
Wyo
Karl Mundt
Kentucky
John Sherman Coover
Idaho
Len Jordan
Maire
Margaret Chase Smith
James Abourezk
Wendell Ford
Louie Nunn
Cooper
Lee Metcalf
Mont
Thomas McIintyre
N.H
Walter Mondale
Minn
Pell
Navy
John Chafee
Old Confederacy
William Spong
David Gambrell
John Sparkman
Ala
James Eastland
Miss
Allen Ellender
John McClellan
Ark
Nick Galifiankis
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Bennett Johnston
Shreveport
William Snong
Sparkman
Gambrell
Atlanta
Fletcher Thompson
George McDevern
Landelice
Centter
Thompson
Snong
Garbrell
Wirton Bernt
Smarkman
George Wallace
Bernt
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Eee
Robert W. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Herald
THE
Associated Press
House
David W. Dennis
Langwerts
Sree Et Jowdng Maden
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