McCulloch Oil boosts growth via instant communities strategy
Investment column notes McCulloch Oil Corp a land developer expanding into oil and gas with Lake Havasu Arizona project contributing significant revenue and plans for Pueblo West Colorado and Alaska land. Despite shares held, reader asked about selling Pennsylvania Mutual mutual fund. Advisor compares funds 1969 1970 performance and suggests switching to Babson Johnston Scudder International or One William Street with brief fund rationale.
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Ariz
London Fridge
Pueblo West
Colo
Pennsylvania Mutual
Pennsylvania
Babson Fond
Johnston Fund
Scudder International
One William Street
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
The
Anderson Herald
One Central Station
New York
N.Y
Why Not Let Welfare Recipients Work Editorial
The editorial argues welfare costs raise taxes and that able bodied recipients should work to earn benefits. It cites higher welfare payouts versus mining wages in regions like eastern Kentucky and West Virginia and urges requiring labor such as street sweeping to receive aid, framing honest work as dignified.
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Kentucky
West Virginia
DS. Lewis
Wall
Satan
Stefan “Andres
Stopia
Gen
Fea, Corp
Nixon Uses Non political Trips In Midterm Context
The text notes Presidents test political winds during midterm campaigns by road trips labeled non political. It cites Nixon's planned appearances at the National Governors Conference and a Confederate memorial dedication near Atlanta, amid 1970 campaign analysis and 1972 stakes. It compares past presidents and midterm tactics, highlighting a shift from era of nonpartisan speeches to active campaigning by leaders from Roosevelt to Kennedy and Johnson.
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Nixon
Atlanta
White House
Congress
Ixon
Senate
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West
Greatness at Bay and the First-Rate Power Question
Buckley argues that America must remain a first-rate power to curb Soviet and Chinese expansion. He warns that abandoning leadership invites humiliation, emboldens rivals, and weakens alliances from Europe to the Americas, risking loss of global influence and safety.
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Mr. Nixon
America
Senatory Fall
Hatfield
Proxmire
American Academy
Shelley Winters
Amoriq
United States
Nature
Soviet Union
Red China
Mr. Nidom
Prince Harry
Agincourt
New York Times
United
United Stes
T 9
Mr. Can
Israel
Organization of American ‘States
Latin America
Panama Canal
Asia
Europe
Brezhnev
West Germany
Ichard Nixon
Causey’s Federal Diary CIA Wives and Silence Policy
Washington diary notes describe CIA spouses learning to mute curiosity about their husbands work as security leaks prompt White House wife briefings at Langley. The column recalls a culture of enforced silence and guarded family life amid ongoing concerns over secrecy and scrutiny.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Hobbie
White House
Langley
Wades
Oia
GOP clash in 1970 open seats fan race for Senate
Holmes Alexander notes a rough 1970 map as 18 of 23 open House seats are Republican, boosting Democratic candidates in vacated districts. He highlights key retirements and retirements turned to campaigns, GOP ambitions for the Senate, and Nixon era strategy including Bush, Cleared candidates, and Carswell in Florida.
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Washington, D. C
Bob Wilson
Calfornia
Wilson
Ma Rose
Abe Calamittes
Republica
Congress
Jimmy Ott
Glenn Lipscombe
California
William Cahill
New Jersey
Bill Cramer
Florida
Senate
Bill Brock
Chattanooga
Tent
Albert Gore
Albert Watson
Columbia
S.C
E. Y. Berry
Ben Radel
South Dakota
Clark McGregor
Minnesota
Donald
Bur
Lukees
Bob Witcow
Obioan
Bob Taft
Connecticut
Tom Meskill
Lowell Wesker
Tom Kleppe
North Dakota
Bimarck
George Bush
Texas
John Wald
Wyoming
Alaska
GOP
Howard Pollock
Nixon
Supreme Court
Vanea Hartke
Gene McCarthy
Harrold Carswell
Spiro Agnew
So Erie
MeeNaught Syndicate, Inc
Red Freedom School taught corruption and satanic aims
A critical pamphlet-style piece denounces a so called Red Freedom School run by the Free University of Berlin. It claims the curriculum indoctrinated children with anti authority acts and sexual coarseness, praising brutal and violent ideologies while warning against totalitarian influences and satanic power.
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Free University
Toon
Red Freedom School
Strip Boxer
Ob Brent Sketc
Free University of Berlin
Wat Usiversky
Milton
Phychological Institute
Free
Agnew attacks elitists and Lindsay in Kent State talk
Vice President Spiro Agnew denounced what he called elitists for undermining American optimism in a speech to ARF members. He singled out New York Mayor John Lindsay as a prime example and argued that intellectuals foment philosophical violence and violent debate.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Jobs Lindsay
New York
American Retail Operation
ARF
Agnew
Kent State Univeruity
Vise
Panigess
Aleit Coy New
Seliot
Messer 2
Bynes Agen
Tead
America
Lindsay
Faree
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Charles W. Laughlin
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Causey
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Jesus of Nazareth
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