Officials Brace for Record Crowds at 500 Mile Race
Indianapolis officials warn of a record turnout for the annual 500 mile race. Police pledge firm enforcement of order and plan to use mobile jail facilities for offenders. Public transport is urged with 400 charter buses and 200 transit buses plus 300 cabs prepared to move spectators to and from the track.
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Speedway Traffic Committee
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Robert K. Konkle
Moile
Konkle
Misuse Of Food Stamps Draws GOP Opposition
The National Association of Manufacturers criticizes food stamp misuse in a 1960s editorial. It argues that welfare assistance to striking workers inflates costs, threatens collective bargaining, and supports inflation. It calls Congress to redefine eligibility and reserve stamps for the truly needy, not strike aid.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Brazil
Editorial Outlook on Watergate Fallout and Nixon’s Presidency
The piece warns that Watergate could paralyze executive authority in the United States at a critical time. It questions Nixon’s knowledge of his aides’ actions, contrasts past achievements with present crises, and asks whether he can emerge able to function as president amid investigations, political defections, and public doubt.
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Alger Hiss
Tyrm
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Europe
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Indochina
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Roesid
Elis Q
John Kennedy
Diem
South Vietnam
Sen
Edmund Mukkie
Richard Nixon
America
Gen
Fea. Corp
Opposing Compulsory Schooling Emancipation Proposals
The piece argues against mandatory attendance, citing educators like Dr. Wilbur Cohen and Dr. Robert L. Ebel who favor allowing able students to leave school early. It cites Maryland's pilot releases and Michigan State’s consideration of accelerated graduation to let willing students pursue work or college, criticizing classroom coercion.
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Lyndon Johnson
Wildsle Colege
Wilbur Cohen
Edu and Welfare
University of Michigan
College of Education
Cohen
Robert L. Ebel
Michigan State University
Phi Delta Kappan
Ebel
Maryland
Michigan State Board of Education
Gen
Fea, Corp
Nixon aims for Year of Europe as US eyes westward outreach
Paul Harvey reports Nixon seeks to make Europe a focus and compares foreign aid and military basing to domestic costs. He argues Europe wants U S troops and dollars but many Europeans oppose the American presence and flag over overseas factories. The piece urges shifting resources home while testing European unity.
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Nixon
Europe
East
Harvey
Moon
Seattle
Houston
Wichita
Fort Worth
San Diego
Cape Canaveral
Fresident Rixon
United States
Nice
Western Europe
Short Thoughts Wage and price control extended for one year
A commentator argues wage and price controls won’t lower prices quickly and notes rich farmers receive more farm aid than poor farmers. The piece references a frontier saying about those who have, gain. It also cites a dated historical voice on birth rates, mentioning 1880 versus 1970 projections.
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Frontier Bible
Brazil as future ally under a technocratic regime
William Rogers tours Brazil amid praise for economic growth and modernizing drive led by military rulers. The article notes inflation, rising living costs, self censorship, and young progressives seeking gradual reform, while highlighting Brazil’s drive toward becoming a global tropical power and the Nixon administration’s favorable stance.
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William Rogers
Latin America
Iit
Andes
Brazil
United States
Amazon
Mississippi
Brasilia
Foreign Policy Research Institute
Jack Kubisch
Nixon
Rogers
Thp
U.S
Jefferson
New York
Rockefeller
America
Federal job checks focus on college attendees since 1968
The Civil Service Commission limits name checks to upper grade and college level applicants since 1968, using House committee files to screen for subversive links. About 20,000 names are checked this year, amid debates on government snooping and loyalty procedures.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
House Internal Security Committee
HISC
CSC
Pen Ween
House UnAmerican
House Committee
House
Jerome R. Waldie
D-Calif
Waldie
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Senate
FBI
House UnAmerican Activities Committee
Harry Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
UAC
Commmunist
Congress
Commission
Where To Write Your Legislators
A fragment listing senator contacts in Washington D C for R Vance Hartke Birch Bayh Jr and Matt Satie in rooms 451 1510 with no cohesive context or clear dates. The text repeats location details and lacks a complete sentence structure or event description.
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Senate
R. Vance Hartke
Washington D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Beceniany
Washington, D.C
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