Power Struggle Featured in Dennis Newsletter
Rep David W Dennis argues over impoundment power between Congress and the President. He notes Congress could require spending all appropriated funds and questions executive privilege. He warns against stalemate and urges balanced action to curb waste while preserving necessary flexibility.
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David W. Dennis
Coass
Executive Branch
Rep. Dennis
Congress
Washington
Nixon
House
Senate
Dennis
Rep
Executive
Labor Department hires security aides amid pay woes and budget fights
The Labor Department plans to spend over 40 000 dollars on five Schedule C security aides to protect the secretary's fourth floor area, a move critics say creates personal staff paid from department funds. Budget strains and HEW-HEW budget standoff complicate promotions and hiring. Meanwhile the Civil Service Commission upgrades about 5 200 Social Security claims reps from GS 9 to 10, boosting pay for many.
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Washington
Labor Department
IOU
Peter Brennan
General Services Administration
Cial Security Administration
Civil Service Commission
American Federation of Government Employees
CSC
Byrd as Touchstone on Nixon Privilege and Watergate
In a 1973 column Holmes Alexander treats Senator Robert Byrd as a touchstone for judging political authenticity. Byrd questions Nixon’s executive privilege claims, links Pat Gray to Watergate cover up, and argues the President’s credibility is in doubt while defending the need for governmental integrity.
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Byrd
Washington, D.C
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Senate
Bob Byrd
Pat Gray
FBI
Nixon
White House
Richard Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Gray
Ohio
Watergate
Gray
Law and Order
Tunney
Bayh
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Judiciary Branch
Executive Branch
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Indochina
Geneva
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Nixon's path to enduring peace relies on power balance
The article argues Nixon will distrust the United Nations and favor summit diplomacy among superpowers. It credits SALT as a key achievement, advocates balancing Russia and China, expands Navy strength, and favors allied military support over large US deployments to maintain peace.
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Nixon
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
Congo
U.N
Israel
Egypt
India
Pakistan
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Soviet Russia
Russia
America
China
Mr. Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Bay of Pigs
Dominican Republic
Southeast Asia
Robert McNamara
Gen. Fea. Corp
Inflation cycles through history as meat prices surge
The piece argues postwar inflation follows four major surges after Civil War, World War I, World War II, and Vietnam era. It notes current costs rose sharply but likely ease later, citing historical price indexes and contemporaries like Goldmann and Allen. It blames deficit financing and domestic spending for inflation, contrasts Democratic leadership, and recalls 1948 price relief.
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Washington
KFS
New York Daily News Today
Eric Goldman
Frederick Lewis Allen
Abraham Lincoln
United
States
Vietnam
Pearl Harbor
Johnson
Great Society
LBJ
Richard Nixon
Manhattan
Kansas City
Des Moines
ITT and Allende show why foreign influence matters
The piece argues that Allende’s Chilean election was not an internal matter as ITT aimed to influence Parliament and warned that Allende would nationalize Chilean assets. ITT offered one million dollars to oppose him, and Allende later took over ITT’s Chilean telephone company without compensation, a $153 million loss. The author condemns such foreign pressure and calls for global corporate accountability.
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Allende
Een Ae
Geneen
ITT
Chile
Frei
Salvador Allende
United States
Soviet Union
Castro
Cuba
Jack Anderson
Dr. Allende
YMCA
Anderson
Where To Write Your Legislators
Directory style item listing contact rooms for U S senators and a House member in Washington D C with district notes and a preamble begin revealing the constitutional oath text. The readable portion names Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Birch Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis and Elwood Hillis with room numbers and office buildings.
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Senate
R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D. C
Sen
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Washington, D.C
House
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Madison
Delaware, Hancock
Henry Counties
Elwood H. Hillis
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Etliciala
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
White House Congress
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Indiana
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert £. Jackson
Moneger
4Ane Toner Scott
Charles W Laughlin
Indicna
Herald
Associated Press
Eae
Ieee
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Phillips Survey
King Features Syndicate
ITT and Allende
Buckley
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