HUD Home Auction Highlights Government Bungling
A four page Detroit ad lists 4835 HUD owned properties in Detroit area for sale. Repaired homes start at 20500 while as-is homes bid from 400, with escrow rules and code compliance required. Governor Otis Bowen criticizes federal state balance and notes high costs in these federal real estate sales.
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Detroit
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Otis Bowen
Washington
Big Brother
Double Time Outrage Over Garbage Strike In New York
Alice Widener reports a heated New York City clash between Mayor Beame and sanitation workers led to time and a half and double time pay during a summer standstill. Piles of garbage anger residents as critics condemn layoffs and tax costs amid a broader labor union critique.
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New York City
Loudmouth
John Delury
Abe Beame
Europe
Partment
Naples
Maly
Xanitmen
de Lory
Victor Gothaum
Socialist
Beame
Golbaum
Chicago
New York
City University
Consolidated Edison
S.A
Reflection on elite influence in American politics
The July issue of Commentary surveys views on America's nerve failure with quotes from Lipset Luttwak Kristol and Kahn. Analysts warn the intelligentsia shapes morale and policy amid post industrial society and anti business climates while hints of a populist backlash surface under Ford's leadership.
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Wallace
America
Commentary
American Jewish Committee
Seymour Lipset
Edward Luttwak
Irving Kristal
Herman Kahn
Stanford
Hoover
Lipset
Western
Europe
Washington Center of Foreign Policy Research
Janis Hopkins University
Orry Irving Kristol
Henry Luce
New York University
Brazl
Agin
California
New York
Kudson Institute
Ford
Nuclear chess and the need for public talk
Holmes Alexander argues that if Udall or Sanford were president, U S nuclear policy would resemble a defensive hush. He cites James Schlesinger’s stance on first use and SALT talks, noting Soviet civil defense buildup and retargeting plans. The piece stresses open discussion, deterrence theory, and the fast pace of arms development.
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Washington, D.C
Morris Adall
Terry Sanford
United States
James Schlesinger
U.S
Alexander
Udall
Sanford
Schlesinger
Congress
Bill Schneider
James Buckley
Vladimir Petrov
George Washington U
Schneider
Petrov
Politburo
Moscow
Geneva
B.S
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Star of Wallace shines in Democratic nomination talk
A columnist argues George Wallace could win the Democratic nomination in 1968, detailing Wallace's strength, doubts about rivals, and the political calculus of delegates. He compares Wallace to Goldwater and forecasts primary paths in Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania Massachusetts, while noting media scrutiny and liberal opposition.
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Wallace
George Wallace
Barry Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
CIA
Chappaquiddich
Alabama
Goldwater
Waan
Senate
House
George McGovern
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Boston
Ford
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Nixon
United States
University of Alabama
George Wallace Coul
Senator Kennedy
Nixon and Critics Traverse Watergate Ethic and Power
A reflective critique questions Nixon's Watergate cover up and critics’ claims, weighing the balance between a strong executive and ethical universal. The piece muses on SALT, the White House leaks, and the pressures of Cold War politics while condemning Nixon's political hypocrisy without absolving his critics.
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Rma Oper
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Theodore White
White
New York Times
National Security Council
Mr. White
White House
Gordon Liddy
Huston
FBI
CIA
America
John Birch Society
Peking
Moscow
Houston
Newnan
Watergate
Chow En-tai
China
Gematrichkent
Brezhnev
Cosmopolitam America
Chou En-lai
Mio Tse-lung
Noise Music Sparks Debate Across Worlds
A fragmented report notes Noisy music and raunchy lyrics prompt questions of influence and morality. It traces reactions in the White House prom scene, Latin American bands, Italian radio, and U S industry talk while contrasting stages from Las Vegas to San Remo. It cites gendered patterns in rock and country scenes and hints at historical roots and cultural clashes.
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White House
Susan Ford
Mexico
Italy
Halian
San Remo
United States
Las Vegas
Wayne Newton
Debbie Reynolds
Met
Eas Angines
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Laushlin
Genet Manege
Teeosurer
Jane Toner Scott
Assocated Press
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Phillips Survey
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Emily Post
Amy Vanderbilt
Phillips
Holmes Alexander
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