Anderson mayor's cronies benefit from landfill pay boosts
An editorial accuses Mayor L. Rock and the Democrat-led city government in Anderson of cronyism and moonlighting. It cites four city workers with Delco Remy ties earning about 34 500 annually from landfill posts, plus salary raises for a department head, socking taxpayers while promising economy and jobs. The piece calls for accountability to the unemployed and labor unions.
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Democrat Party
L. Rock
Anderson
Party of the People
Robert
Rock
Democrat
Democrat County
Wayne Huffman
Huffman
Delco-Remy
Willard Buck
Larry Davis
Delco Remy
Thomas Ashley
Delco- Remy
Donald Phillippe
Nixon shifts stance on Taiwan in Peking visit shock
Nixon announced US withdrawal from Taiwan during his Peking trip, a move seen as a major concession to Communist China. Critics like Rep. Ashbrook and George Ball warn it undermines free China and could embolden Maoist diplomacy, while Lt. Victor Krulak analyzes Beijing's goal of reducing US influence in Asia.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nixon
Taiwan
Peking
China
Mr. Nixo
Mao Tse-tung
Chou Enlai
Asia
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Republic of China
Roosevelt
Yalta
Stalin
Poland
Baltic States
East Europe
United States
Red China
Soviet Union
Victor Krulak
Pacific
Vietnam
Glak
Thie Copley
United States of America
Russia
Japan
Germany
Uncle Sam
Unle Sam
United States ‘of America
Mai Tse-tung
Red China and U.S. reds in the Nixon move
The author argues against romanticizing the Peking regime and warns Americans against assuming Red China is morally superior. Nixon seeks limited aims like restraining Soviet pressure and shifting aid to North Vietnam, but the writer cautions against great expectations and urges vigilance despite engagement.
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America
Red
China
Soviet Russia
Nixon
Levant
North Vietnam
Peking
Taiwan
Franklin Roosevelt
Moscow
Lindsay’s HDA scandal taints Lindsay’s mayoral record
Alice Widener reports cite a 66 page New York City Council Committee finding that the Municipal Loan Program run under Mayor Lindsay caused a 60 million plus loss to taxpayers. Indictments have been brought against 14 borrowers and three city employees. The committee accuses Lindsay of steering funds despite warnings, calling for scrutiny before voting for him nationally.
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Lindsay
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Our Nation
White House
New York City Council
City Housing and Development Administration
HDA
Hizzoner
HDA Warants
Tammany Hall
City Council Committee
Manhattan
Lke
New York Press
Hizzo
Nixon and Home Rule Clash in Washington Faction Fight
The piece analyzes President Nixon faces reappointing Sterling Tucker a black Democrat on the Washington city council amid opposition from whites and blacks alike. It traces District politics, past pardons, and the republic’s home rule debate with references to 1969 hearings, Gen Hassan Jeru Ahmed, and Continent Army history.
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Washington
D.C
Air Force One
Rollin
Nixon
Clouland
Columbia
Sterling Tucker
Tucker
Rich Alexander
Mark
Sterling ‘Tucker
Ohio
Johnson
Senate
Hassan Jeru-Ahmed
Black Liberation Army
White House
Martha Mitchell
Yorktown
Congress
Philadelphia’ State House
Continental Army
Alexander Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Hamilton
Home Rule
City Hall
Ity
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Goldwater Letter Spurs Conservative Reassurance on Peking Summit
A column cites Senator Goldwater urging conservatives not to fear the Peking Summit or media distortions. It notes discussions with Nixon Kissinger and Rogers affirming no major concessions and highlights critiques by Kraft Karnow and others on Taiwan policy and U S positions. The piece questions Goldwater’s stance on troop withdrawals and warns of the implications for Taiwan and allied security.
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Senator Goldwater
Peking
Nixon
Kissinger
Rogers
How To Write Your Legislators Guide
A fragmented guide lists contact rooms for U S senators and representatives in Washington D C. It mentions Vance Hartke Birch Bayh David Dennis Elwood Huis and William Bray with room numbers and building names and provides Washington addresses. The text is garbled and partial.
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Senate
Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Seo. Birch E. Bayh Jr
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