Forecasts for 1970 and the coming decade in U S government relations
An editorial surveys James N Sites views on how government and private citizens will interact in the next ten years. He argues Washington will widen its reach into business, welfare, housing, and education while decentralization and privatization shape Nixon era policies. The piece foresees a Republicanization of the South, suburban political growth, more black representation, and fluctuating labor power amid rising public opinion influence on business.
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United States
James N. Sites
Washington
Suomanizes
Hig
Washingt
D. C
Hnman
Nalion
Nixon
Siles
Sites
Mr. Sites
Stites
Quote Of The Week From Nashville Letter To Editor
A Nashville Tennessee letter to the editor proclaims the author a reactionary who reacts to sin and sadism riots and revolution to hedonism and humanism and to philosophies that threaten traditional values. The writer condemns dancing the permissive polka and ministers who undermine religious worship and morality.
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Danc
Ulades
Nashville
Tenn
Bauner
Who Built The Building Parody On Industry
Folklore verses parody the cock crow robin rhyme by staging the Keats and critic quips from early 19th century reviews. A modern variant shifts to construction, with a banker claiming the building, the riveter setting the steel, and the chorus praising cooperative effort.
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John Keats
George Gordon Byran
Wade
Keats
the Quarterly
Tdid
HEW and its many aims spark political chatter
Holmes Alexander critiques the Department of Health Education and Welfare as a bloated federal hub. He notes duplications with Interior and Labor and laments zealots running HEW programs. The piece cites Bob Finch and Margaret Chase Smith amid campus unrest and warns Nixon faces drift from middle course due to HEW experts and liberal holdovers.
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HEW Department OF
Wallington
D.C
Dwight Eisenhower
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
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Truman
Ike
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Interior Department
HEW
Indian Health Service
Library of Congress
Nixon
California
Bob Finch
Arizona State University
Ohio
Mississippi
Finch
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Jim Allen
Sladey Yolles
M.D
Mental Health Administration
Fang
White House
Bryce Harlow
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Greater Lafayette Faces Deadline for Public Bus Service
Greater Lafayette leaders urge immediate action to save bus service with 2000 daily riders and 40 000 to 80 000 monthly rides. Private ownership may end service within a month. solution lies in creating a public transit authority funded by bonds and federal grants, with a blue ribbon panel to rapidly design and implement operations.
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Greater Lafayette
Heal
Swedens per capita income ranks second to the US
Sweden ranks second to the United States in per capita income with $3 24 thousand per person compared with the US at $4 390 Greece imports from the Common Market rose to $407 million in 196? and exports to Euromart climbed to $223 million Israel exported $390 million abroad last year with Europe receiving 64 percent and North America 21 percent The preamble to the US Constitution is cited about forming a perfect union and securing liberty and welfare.
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Sweden
United States
Canada
Greece
Euromart
Europe
Israel
North America
America
Weapons marked CCCP tie Vietnam to Israel debate
Alice Widener argues that captured Viet Cong and North Vietnamese arms marked CCCP imply Soviet origin and urge readers to consider how withdrawal from Vietnam could push more arms to Cairo. She questions Dove positions on Vietnam and Israel, noting parallel threats to independence and democracy.
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New York City
Nixon
Cambodia
Ussr
Soyuz
Union
Soviet Socialist Republics
Uthat
Cooper Church
Senate
Dove
Charles Goodell
New York
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Israel
Hanoi
Cairo
Goodell
Gerda Meir
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Church
Cooper
McGovern
McCarthy
Symington
Javits
Indochina
Hypocrisy of Agnew Backing in University Debates
A Fordham column notes university professors denounce Vice President Agnew while privately harsh on violent students and weak administrators. It highlights Professor Ackley at Ann Arbor who denounced campus disruption yet recanted after Agnew’s criticism, and critiques academia for tolerating violence and hypocrisy in the debates over students and race.
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Agnew
Uiversity
Spiru Agnew
Ackley
U. of M.’s
Chicago Seven
Treazy
SDS
Ackrey
Black Action
Tyr
University of Michigan
BAM
Protesters and Nixon popularity rise in Cambodia debate
A columnist critiques antiwar protesters arguing that louder action may backfire as Gallup cites rising Nixon approval after the Cambodian operation. The piece questions protest tactics, intelligence, and the potential shift toward a more participatory democracy amid international tensions.
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Gallup
Dr. Gallup
America
Gul
Kent State College
Nixon
Rea Son
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