United Way plan aims to ease Madison County drive
Madison County residents have supported the United Fund for years. This year Carl W. 98 leads a new approach changing the name to United Way to reflect funding for 24 local agencies. A loaned executive program will aid education of donors and boost full participation toward a 100 percent fair share. Inflation concerns are noted with CPI projections and government actions, including a 60 day price freeze, guiding the campaign's strategy.
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Madison County
United Fund
Carl W. 98
United Fund of
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Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Dobos
United Way
Zip Mail Delays Question USPS Improvements
A reader challenges post office efficiency after receiving two properly addressed first-class letters with the same ZIP code. One mailed June 1 from Honolulu, the other from an Anderson address nearby, took four days to arrive, raising concerns about potential legal or business consequences from postal delays.
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U.S. Postal Service
Zip Coles
Herald
Honolulu
Hawaii
Anderson
Will Eisenhower Resign and Other Headlines From 1957 to 1973
Paul Harvey notes that many fears of the past proved unfounded while highlighting landmark headlines from 1957 to 1966 and beyond. He recalls the 1957 Will Eisenhower resign rumor, the 1961 Soviet embassy bugs, the 1963 Profumo scandal, the 1966 Johnson era indictments, and cultural shifts of the era, arguing time circles while names change.
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White House
Republic
Our Nation
U.S. Air Force
Congress
Hugh Hefner
Moscow
Britain
Eisenhower
Gen
Fea, Corp
Sensing The News AFRICAN REALITIES
An opinion piece decries myths about a "New Africa" while noting a DC march in support of liberation struggles. It argues Western and colonial legacies shaped Africa, condemns protests in Washington, and warns of Chinese influence through Mobutu in Zaire and plans like the Tanzania Zambia railway, framing Open doors to Beijing as strategic risk.
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Washington Post
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South Africa
Jamestown
Columbia
New Africa
Belgian Congo
Zaire
Mobutu
Communist
China
Peking
Washington, D.C
Central Africa
U.S
Central
Tanzania-Zambia
Washington
Brezhnev Visit Sparks Circus Metaphor In New York
ALEXANDRIA era piece describes Brezhnev’s eight day U S visit at Nixon’s invitation. It notes protests planned from Capitol to White House areas and in New York City as demonstrators invoke Let My People Go. The column frames protests as a showcase of democratic rights versus Soviet repression.
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New York
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
White House
Moscow
Richard Nixon
Soviet Union
America
National Freedom Assembly
Capitol
San Clemente
Calif
New York City
John Lindsay
Virginia
Siberia
United States
Mr. Brezhnev
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Kennedy Chappaquiddick Nixon Watergate Comparisons
A Right in review of parallels between Kennedy and Nixon Watergate inquiries. It notes a brief April 1970 grand jury probe into Chappaquiddick, secrecy, the role of DA Edward Dinis, and editorial reactions from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. It cites public opinion shifts from Time magazine polls and observes similarities in media handling and political fallout for both figures.
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Chappaquiddick
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Dinis
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New York Times
Chappaquiddick Island
Edward Kennedy
National Observer
Massachusetts
Washington Post
Wall Street Journal
Sen
Louis Harris
Time Magazine
Time
Kennedy
Nixon
Impeachment fever and fringe voices in American discourse
A critical column surveys impeachment talk and far-right influences in U S politics. It references McCloskey and Roth as examples and traces historic impeachments from Pickering to Marshall, warning that extremist rhetoric risks inflaming mob sentiment and damaging democratic norms.
Pay raises eyed for top federal officials under Nixon plan
A Nixon plan to raise salaries for Congress members and top federal officials, including Supreme Court justices, could lift Executive Level 18 pay from 36 000 to 40 000 42 000 a year. A blue ribbon panel led by Arch Patton of McKinsey filed its final report, with details pending. Congress may block with a veto.
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McKinsey and Co
Bermuda
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