McCloskey challenged Nixon in 1972 primaries
Editorial argues Rep. Paul McCloskey Jr of California should research and support Nixon’s Vietnam policy instead of critiquing the administration. It defends Nixon’s Vietnamization and domestic initiatives while condemning McCloskey’s calls to end the war tied to prisoner releases and suggests he join the party in backing current policy.
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Task Week
Paul N
Pete” McCloskey Jr
Calfornia
Nixon
California
New Hampshire
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Treops
Vietnam
McCloskey
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Indiana
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House
Senate
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My. Nixon
Quebec Still a Problem as Draft Constitution Is Rejected by Quebec
Quebec rejects a government drafted modernized constitution proposing responsibility for social welfare with limited federal authority retained. French language rights nationwide remain disputed as nine provinces accept, marking a 40 year first for one province blocking reform. Potential secession sentiment and ongoing federal-provincial tension loom.
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Quebec
Canada
Welfare refusals rise across states in survey findings
A recent educational survey indicates an unprecedented rise in welfare refusals across several states this year. The study highlights evolving policy impacts and regional differences, noting confounding factors and calls for further research to understand underlying causes.
Welfare cuts loom as states trim aid programs
Officials warn reductions of up to 20 percent are in effect in about ten states this year with potential cuts in twelve more by year end. A few states like New York and Minnesota lead in welfare expansion while Indiana appears absent from plans, signaling strained budgets across the union.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York
Minnesota
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Iinois
New Hampshire
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Texas
Vermont
Indiana
Galbraith Attacks Military Aid for Lockheed Cash
A discussion notes John Kenneth Galbraith’s Senate Banking Committee hearing stance on a possible $20 million U.S. loan guarantee to Lockheed Aircraft. The piece contrasts his defense of smaller government with his critique of aiding large magnates, while criticizing critics and noting stock market impacts on Lockheed. It cites Galbraith’s views from The New Industrial State and contrasts with Nixon era policy.
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Senate Banking Committee
United States
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
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UPI
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America
Lockheed Company
Congress
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Locke Haed
Gabbraith
U.S
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Kristina Menon
Soviet Union
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India
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Kennedy
Toveigh Aid
Fe Gall
Onte
Johns
Mars
Galbraith Gall and Lockheed Loan Critique
Alice Widener flags perceived bias in John Kenneth Galbraith testifying to the Senate Banking Committee against a U.S. guaranteed loan to Lockheed. The column cites Galbraith’s diary entries and public record, contrasting his stance on American taxpayers with his views on foreign aid, and urges readers to contact Senator Johnson to protest his position.
Muskie's small state road to the White House remains unclear
The analysis argues Senator Muskie of Maine faces uphill odds in a big-state oriented nomination era. It notes past small-state nominees often lost, contrasts with large-state governors and senators, and discusses Muskie's appeal to Maine voters versus liberal urban Democrats. It also covers Democratic convention dynamics and intra party power shifts.
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Washington
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Ohio
Eisenhower
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Massachusetts
Nixon
Hoover
California
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Texas
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Nebraske
Senate
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Slong
Iowa
Minnesota
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Ed Muskie
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Fick
FBI
Democratic National Committee
Stouek
Bacon
Tobster
White House
Court limits public aid to independent schools faces voucher hope
The Supreme Court bars direct state subsidies to private schools arguing it risks entanglement of church and state. A voucher plan emerges as a workaround, reimbursing parents for school costs without direct funding, potentially defusing a collapse of private education while political tides shift toward broader reform.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Burger
Supreme Court
Congress
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tnat
Ohio
New Jersey
Connecticut
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Gea. Fea. Corp
House Moves Against Blount Over Pay and Rules
Washington report notes the House voted to zero the Postmaster General’s $60,000 salary unless he rescinds a rule barring employees from speaking to Congress about things beyond weather and crab grass. The move aims for unified Postal Service guidance while Blount defends his administrative rules amid political pressure.
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Winton M. Blount
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William D. Ford
D-Mich
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
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