Let's Bring Cabinet Style Government Back Part 1
Editorial outlines the cabinet system and lists the 11 current cabinet secretaries, tracing the history of departments from State to Housing and Urban Development. It emphasizes the president’s role in appointments and the cabinet’s function in shaping policy, then teases a future look at Nixon’s methods and Watergate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
U.S. Senate
Secretary of State
United States
Continental Congress
Michael Hillegas
George Clymer
United Colonies
Francis Hopkinson
Robert Morris
Seventh Continental Congress
Treasury Cement
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Department of Transportation
Congressional
Post Office Department
The
Treasury
Department of Justice
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Commerce and Labor
Departments of Commerce and Labor
States
Defense
Justice
Health
Education
Interior
Agriculture
Commerce
Labor
Voucher plan could reshape New Hampshire education
An essay advocates a statewide education voucher system in New Hampshire, arguing it would reduce double payments by parents, promote market-driven reform, and support both private and church schools. It cites public school failings, calls for flexibility, and notes GI Bill success as a precedent for broader school access and corporate involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jool
New Hampshire
Hampshire
United States
Ians
Rationality after Watergate and Nixon's staff choices
The column argues Nixon must replace the White House staff and reconsider guests to restore trust after Watergate. It notes irrational staff actions since the Roosevelt era, calls for conscript fathers, questions Sinatra’s White House visit, and urges honesty to salvage Reagan era credibility.
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Barry Goldwater
Mai
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Nixon
Ernest van den Haag
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Gen. Fea. Corp
Where To Write Your Legislators
A fragment lists addresses for senators Hartke Bayh and others in Washington D C. Includes rooms in the Old Senate Office Building and Longworth Building with district and state references. The text is garbled with several misspellings and partial lines.
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Senate
Sen
R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D. C
Ren
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Ce Matt
Washington
D.C
People will decide on impeachment Nixon debate in 1973
In a McNaught Syndicate analysis from 1973, Holmes Alexander discusses impeachment rhetoric surrounding Richard Nixon. He cites Senator Tal Madge and party dynamics, arguing for measured language, legal limits, and public judgment by the people as the process unfolds amid Watergate.
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Washington
Cetra
Richard Nixon
Peely
Nixon
Talmadge
Georgia
Columanis
House of Representatives
Iy Palin
White House
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Food stamps and rising costs spark welfare paradox
Paul Harvey notes growing food stamp complaints while prices rise. He cites July 1 boosts adding 4 weekly dollars and a plan to cut stamps for a family of four to 10 dollars, arguing misuses and inflated lifestyles under welfare. He cites average income, tripling leisure spending, and a shift toward luxury amid inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton Berle
Department of Agriculture
United States
POTENT RESPECTFUL REQUEST FOR FBI DIRECTOR FROM WITHIN RANKS
A letter circulated worldwide praises the FBI under J Edgar Hoover ideals and urges President Nixon to appoint a new director from within FBI ranks. The telegram stresses nonpartisanship, merit based promotion, and the bureau’s international prestige amid Watergate era scrutiny.
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New York
Europe
Niantic Alfence
Ndesprit de Corps
FBI
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Ciizens
Nixon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Mellevtide
Associated Press
AP News
Edmund Burke
Warren Hastings
India
Burke
Watergate
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Wall Street Journal
Law and Order
Frank Sinatr
Kennedy
Agnew
Jane Fonda
Ema
Washington, D.C
Darioming
Mest. Serta' Allel Delaware
Hencock and
Mew County
Ewood H. Seal
Longworth
Erring
Holmes Alexander
Paul Harvey News
Bahamas
California
Gen. Fen. Corp
Harvey
Alice Widener
Richard M. Nixon
U.S.A
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