Dole Attacks Liberals as Kleindienst Is Approved
Congressional Record June 8 1972 carries Sen Robert Doles sharp critique of liberal colleagues over Richard Kleindienst nomination to Attorney General The vote 64 19 approved the appointment as Dole branded the hearings a circus while Kennedy led a failed bid to return the matter to committee Others Muskie McGovern and Humphrey opposed the nomination
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Richard Kleindienst
United States
Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Kleindienst
Sen. Dole
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Senate
Washington
Dole
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
San Diego
ITT
Extravangara
Ted Kennedy
Sen Kennedy
Equal Rights
Pentagon
Howard Hughes
Kent State
Kennedy
Edwin Muskie
George McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
McGovern Won't Defeat Himself, Yet Risks National Harm
A 1972 McGovern critique argues his radical proposals could wreck markets and governance. The piece contrasts McGovern with Bryan Wallace Stevenson and Muskie, praising Nixon's record while warning against McGovern's disarmament stance and Hanoi pledge, urging voters to focus on merits.
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McGovern
Washington, D.C
George McGovern
America
William Jennings Bryan
Henry Wallace
Gideon
Westbrook Pegler
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Bryan
Wallace
Stevenson
Ed Muskie
Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Fred Harris
Harold Hughes
Eugene McCarthy
Sam Yorty
Scoop Jackson
Huey Long
Long
Hanoi
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Justice Rehnquist
Supreme Court
At Wit's End About Dogs and Human Perceptions
A humorous piece critiques dog culture and owner behavior, noting misperceptions of dogs as harmless and criticizing owners who deny animal nature. The narrator highlights candor and chaos in interactions with pets and the reactions of others, including a policeman visit over aggressive dogs.
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Deeee
Fritz
Flossie
Field Enterprises, Inc
How to Write Your Legislators in Washington
Addresses are listed for Senators Hartke and Birch and Representatives Dennis Hillis Bray with room numbers and district details. The piece notes Washington D C offices in the Old Senate and Longworth and House Office Buildings and identifies districts including parts of Indiana and neighboring counties.
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Sen. R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Longworth
Madsen
Delaware
Elwood H. Hillis
Grant Tiptes Hemilton
Brezhnev Eyes Rise of Dictatorial Power Through Party Card Exchange
Columnist notes Brezhnev aims to tighten control by overseeing a Soviet party card exchange, a rare event with five prior occurrences since 1919. Speculates on possible consequences including currency moves and wider East European diplomacy, framing the 1972 exchange as a signal of major forthcoming political shifts.
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New York City
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Brezhnev
M. I. Kapitonov
Central Committee
Communist
Kapitonov
Alain Jacob
Lemonde
Parsi
Bolshevik Party
Communist Party of the
Stalin
Khrushchev
Baku
France
Krushchev
U.S
Comecon
U.S.A
What happened to Senator Muskie
The piece argues Muskie lost Polish American support due to his radical Left ties and May Day images, costing him in industrial and urban Polish communities. It notes ethnic voters favor Wallace or Nixon, warns liberal party leaders alienated urban ethnics, and predicts Pennsylvania as pivotal in 1972.
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Muskie
Edmund Muskie
Pennsylvania
George Wallace
Washington
Wallace
Milwaukee
McGovern
Erie
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hamtramck
Cardinal Spellman
Vietnam
Hanoi
Mr. Nixon
Nixon
Democratic Party
Gen
Fea. Corp
What is not happening in Cambodia in Indochina spillover
Paul Harvey comments on the Cambodia situation noting no imminent fall of Phnom Penh and the guerrilla strategy favors infiltration over capital seizure. He argues U S involvement should learn from past errors and avoid a land war in Asia, emphasizing that insurgents prefer hit and run tactics over direct occupation.
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Cambodia
Vietnam
Indochina
Douglas MacArthur
Asia
Phnom Penh
Phonm Penh
Saigon
Gen. Fea. Corp
The New Isolationists and World Greening Debate
Phillips analyzes the term isolationism amid McGovernite critique. He argues the new isolationism blends eco travel and anti US sentiment, shifting from anti foreign views to negative opinions of the United States, urging clearer terms and restrained US global role.
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Washington
Rfs
Hugh Scott
Gerald Ford
George McGovern
GOP
Democratic Party
Witness Potomac Associates
U.S
Vietnam
America
United States
Europe
Robert Tucker
Woodstock-on-the-Potomac
Reding
Chile
Tri Lee
Ceylon
Sweden
King Features Syndicate
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Alexander
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Erma Bembeck
Killer
Daniel
Lion’s den
Birch E
Oldate
Rep
David W. Dennis
William G. Bray
Deamieen
Menceck County
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson, Indiane
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert €. Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W Laughlin
Anderson
The
Herald
Associated Press
AP News
Alice Widener
Ussr
Kirk
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
Phillips
Kevin P. Phillips
George Washington
Stockholm
Gstaad
Mexico
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