Selective Morality in Washington by Victor Lasky
Syndicated columnist Victor Lasky argues Washington uses selective morality to condemn Watergate and protect allies. He compares the Nixon era crackdown to past liberal break ins, cites McGovern lists and FBI raids, and questions duplicative outrage and Pulitzer rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Lasky
Washington
Democrat National Committee
McGovern
Democrat
Wichita
Lasky
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Media
FBI
Pentagon
New York
Times
Vietnam
The
Kennedy
Johnson
Mr. Lasky
Daniel Ellsberg
U.S
India
Pakistan
Jack Anderson
Anderson
New York Times
Ralph Nader
Nader
Road To Success Through Self Study And Character
The text describes men and women who achieve great things by studying themselves. It notes they strengthened weaknesses, cultivated abilities, and aroused effort to become worthwhile. Strong character enabled them to reach the top in their field.
Mitchell Resigns Campaign Role Shifts Power to MacGregor
John Mitchell resigns as director of Nixon reelection campaign to spend more time with family, but remains influential. Clark MacGregor, a loyalist with White House ties, to replace him, though Mitchell's sway may persist via Magruder and Malek guiding campaign operations.
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Washingon
RFL
John Mitchell
Nixon
A.G
Mitchell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richard Nixon
Michell
C—P
Clark MacGregor
Senate
MacGregor
Billimmons
White House
Jeb Magruder
Fred Malek
Magruder
Malek
George McGovern
King Features Syndicate
Black beauty fades in evolving US race relations
A black leader warns that the era of Black is Beautiful as a driving social fad is waning. Vernon Jordan and James Meredith caution that gains of the 1960s may erode in the 1970s as whites and blacks tire of racials, while black economic effort grows with new figures like Chicago’s Black Expo and Jesse Jackson’s national push.
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Supreme Court
the Elks Fraternal Organization
National Urban League
Vernon Jordan
Mr. Jordan
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
Chicago
Jesse Jackson
Jordan
Gen. Fen. Corp
Invented Money and the Price of Living Standards
Alice Widener argues that gold is insufficient to finance growing trade and living standards, suggesting money must be invented. She cites Nixon era debt concerns, welfare costs, and the idea of new financial instruments, musing humorously on possible solutions while urging readers to submit ideas to the patent office.
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New York City
London
C.L. Sulzberger
Webster's
California
Manhattan Painters’ Union
Nixon
Senate
U.S. Treasury Department
U.S
New York
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Congress
Johnson
Washington D.C
Baloney
U.S. Patent Office
U.S.A
Lawmaker Contact Details For Indiana Delegation
Addresses and room numbers for U S senators and representatives plus district coverage. Hartke Bayh Dennis Hillis Bray listed with office buildings in Washington D C. District includes Madison Delaware Henry Gro Hamilton Hancock counties.
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David W. Dennis
Lresees
D.C
Madison
Delaware
Henry
Elwood
Hillis
Longworth
Washington, D.C
Gro
Hamilton
Public Schools and Vocational Education Debate
A debate on widespread career education in public schools argues for two days weekly of vocational training, with opposition noting cost, obsolescence of technology, and the value of on the job apprenticeship. The piece urges earlier reform, stronger core disciplines, and released time to pursue apprenticeships without sacrificing general education.
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Roman Pucinski
Kirk and Scholars
Pucinski
House
U.S. Senate
Illinois
Charles Percy
Open Court Publishing Company
LaSalle
Open Court
Dow Chemical
Ford
Rouge
Hayakawa on Active and Passive Listening in Parenting
Dr. Thomas Gordon argues parents often signal non acceptance through evaluation and criticism. Active listening, where parents reflect feelings and suspend judgments, helps children feel accepted and facilitates self guided problem solving. Passive listening invites the child to vent while active listening clarifies issues and supports growth.
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Thomas Gordon
Peter H. Wyden, Inc
Dr. Gordon
Carl Rogers
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Aia
Phillips
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
George D. Crittenberger
Rson
Indiana
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Way of the Herald Shoud
Associated Press
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
Alice Widener
By Alice Widener
Shington
Sen. R. Vance Hartke
Birch E. Bayh Jr
William G. Bray
Rayburn
Burin
Mancock County
By Russell Kirk
Hayakawa
Tommy
Register and Tribune Syndicate
United States
United States of America
Mayakawa
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