Denying The Elderly Social Security Benefits Review
Editorial argues that seniors over 65 on Social Security face benefit cuts due to inflation and a benefits earnings limit. It highlights Rep. Hudnut II’s H.R. 1805 to remove outside income limits and urges public action to pressure Congress for favorable passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yeas
Governa
William H. Hudnut II
Indianapolis
House
P. Hudnut
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
Mills
Rep
Hudnut
Rosenbergs remembered as America’s most famous spy case
Louis Nizer calls the Rosenberg case the century’s most extraordinary spy story. Julius and Ethel were executed in Sing Sing on June 19, 1953 after a high profile trial that polarized public opinion amid McCarthyism and Cold War tensions.
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Louis Nizer
Julius
Ethelsenberg
U.S
Soviet Union
Sing Sing Rison
Saccofanzetti
Dreyfus
Rosenrg
Yma
David Greenglass
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Greenglass
Los Alamos
Atomic Research and Development Center
New Mexico
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
The
Rosen
At Wits End Muttering on Motherhood and Critics
A humorous autobiographical piece from 1973 explores the trials of motherhood amid public criticism. The narrator candidly recalls late nights with children, frantic moments, and the lure of gin as a coping image, insisting love underpins every line.
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Cleveland
Shell Station
Field Enterprises, Inc
Kennedy Nixon Chappaquiddick parallels drawn in press critique
A Kennedy staffer protests a column comparing Nixon Watergate to Kennedy Chappaquiddick. The piece notes the 1970 inquest proceedings, their secrecy, and the grand jury's limited access. It cites New York Times and Time Magazine remarks and details jurors' reluctance to pursue further inquiry.
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Edward Kennedy
Mr. Nixon
Sen. Kennedy
Nixon
Chappauiddick
Kennedy
Nixon-Watergate
Time Magazine
Richard Nixon
Superior Court
Wilfred J. Paquet
Dinis
Boston
Paquet
West
Laird’s White House Shift Shapes Post Watergate Power
After June 14 Melvin Laird becomes domestic policy chief influencing a reshape of White House power. His multi position role and GOP support signal new executive legislative collaboration and a broader cabinet talent pool amid lingering Nixon era remnants and 1976 ambitions.
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Washington
Kfs
Melvin Laird
White House
Laird
National Security Council
Richard Nixon
Harry Hopkins
Sherman Adams
Haldeman-Ehrlichman
Haveeen
Congress
House Republican Conference
House
Senate
Laird’s
Wisconsi
Gerald
Ste Tee Seade Opence
Senate Gop
Hugh Schot
Rep
Ford
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
John B. Connally
Agnew
Connally
Richard Nison
Toto
Ron Ziegler
Designa'e
Nixon White House
King Features Syndicate
Hayakawa Defends Police on Campus in 1989 CCNY Sit
S J Hayakawa argues that when campus turmoil erupts police must be called to restore order. He cites CCNY 1989 South Campus seizures, faculty protests, and student unrest, noting administration hesitation harmed thousands of students and risked academic freedom.
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City College of New York
L. G. Hebner
C.cn.y
American University
Arlington
City College
Heller
Buell Gallagher
Gallagher
Dr. Gallagher
C.C.N.Y
San Francisco State
Aronow
Robert Marshak
Marshak
Military affairs and memory of treason in wartime reflection
A column by Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Merray discusses Rene Arnold as a traitor in early U S history and contrasts heroic myths with real motives. It then shifts to Col. Theodore W. Guy and eight enlisted POWs accused of misconduct in Hanoi, arguing public sympathy may not favor Guy and questioning the trial's value.
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Merray
Rene Arnold
Varmint
Hudson
Tarrytown
Andre
Arnold
United States
Horatio Alger
James Otis
Theodore W. Guy
Guy
Army
Marine Corps
Hanoi
Pentagon
Col
Sordons
Concei
North Vietnam Army
Jane Fonda
Ramsey Clarke
Arnolds
Los Angeles Times
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Rosenbergs
Berg
Nizor
Eisenhower
Europe
Nizer
East Germany
Stalin
Dresden
Sylvia Plath
Anderson Herald
Anderson T Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
Berger
Harriet W. Toner
Vienn
Jackson
Menager
Jani Toner Scott
Ws W. Lauormary
Darry End
Tessamenengr
Associated Press
Vie Soeal News
AP News
Chappaquiddick
Watergate
Phillips Survey
Phillips
Hayakawa
S. J. Hayakawa
S. &. m. Marshan
R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D. C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Washington, D.C
David W. Dennis Fee
Neeled Eet Stes
Eve
Longworth
Washington, Dc
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