Editorials critique of socialism and praise for American system
The piece argues socialism harms economies and praises the U.S. system, citing Soviet dependence on American technology and a call to prove communism’s superiority. It references the Committee to United America and notes Bob Hope turning 70 with reflections on his career and public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Anthony Sutton
Ussr
United States
Leon Trotsky
Russia
Josef Stalin
U.S
McKee Corporation
Magnitogorsk
Gorki
Ford Company
Dnieper
General Electric
Europe
West
Committee To United America
Kremlin
Impeachment debates echo at Constitutional Convention
The piece recalls debates on impeachment and the presidency at the 1787 Convention. Delegates like Rufus King argued against lifelong terms and royal vetoes, while others warned Caesarism loomed if strong centralized power persisted. Observers note secrecy and fears of a monarchic head of state persisted among the framers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus King
Massachusetts
New York
King
Electoral College
Alexander Hamilton
Ezra Stiles
Yale College
Congress
Stiles
Yale
Abraham Baldwin
Georgia
Stes
Baldwin
George Mason
Patrick Henry
Virginia
Luther Martin
Maryland
Sam Adams
George III
George
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Watergate critique and media theatrics by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey deconstructs Watergate coverage and political rhetoric. He contrasts blunt presidential phrases with labored lawyer language and argues the spy story was overstated for TV, noting the casual, ordinary plotting behind the break in and the lack of a dramatic conspiratorial image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dim l Bistros
Energy Warnings From a Nation of Waste
Alice Widener laments energy waste in the United States linking a San Antonio gas shortage to broader supply risks. She cites anti business propagandists, offshore drilling pauses, and President Johnson’s conservation gestures, urging a return to frugal habits and intelligent use of resources amid looming scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
San Antonio
Texas
California
Louisiana
Washington, D.C
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Johnson
Washington
Argentina and Peru fall under Peron era echoes in Latin American tour
The piece surveys Argentina under Peronism and its aftermath, noting military purges, economic swings, and tensions with Brazil as Secretary Rogers visits Buenos Aires. It highlights Campora's election, Peron’s exile, and the idea that Argentina lags Brazil in development while pursuing nuclear status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Juan Peron
Venezuela
Argentina
William Rogers
Hector Campora
Campora
Peron
Alejandro Lanusse
Lanusse
Italy
Spain
Madrid
Hitler
Mussolini
Mussolin
Lnions
Brazil
Latin America
South America
Defense Department
Rogers
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rennie Davis Chooses Religion Over Militancy for Peace
In a 1973 profile, Rennie Davis abandons New Left ideology for spirituality joining Maharaj Ji as a guide. The piece contrasts rationalism with soul and Christian mysticism, arguing true peace comes from inner harmony rather than political revolt. Davis links Revelation era insight to transcendental meditation and Christian thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Left
Tom Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
Jane Fonda
Rennie Davis
Mr. Davis
Pentagon
Jesus
Maharaj Ji
America
Vinat
Callea
Cuminy
Davis
Hennie Davis
Commonwealth
Idaho sands yield fine grain gold on Snake River beds
Extremely fine grain or flour gold found in Snake River sands in southern Idaho. Alaska hosts over 3 million lakes larger than 20 acres. Parke Ranch on Hawaii’s coast claimed as the United States’ second largest. U S imports over 2 billion dollars yearly.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Snake River
Parke Ranch
Band of Hawaii
United States
Alaska
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