Indiana Senators Backed 1966 Demonstrations Say Hoosiers Abhor
A Chicago Tribune editorial accuses Indiana Senators Birch Bayh and Vance Hartke of rallying support for Oct 13 Moratorium Day and antiwar protests in 16 cities on Nov 6. The piece links the push to a network of liberal groups and cites a NYT ad signed by 106 figures, urging what it calls the most massive demonstration in American history. It criticizes Bayh and Hartke for aligning with radical organizations and urges Indiana voters to protest by contacting the senators and local leaders.
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Indiana
Birch Bayt
Vance Bakke
United States
G. Hartke and
Barh
New York Times
National Peace Action Coalition
People's Coalition For Peace and Justice
Washington
New York
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Houston
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
D.C
U.S
John W. Tunney
D-Calif
Hartke and Bayh
Ralph Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Bella Abzug
Lberal
Dan Berrigan
SCLC
Coretta King
Martin Luther King
Ring Lardner Jr
Alfred Lowenstine
Americans For Democratic Action
Arthur Miller
Victor Teather
UAW International Affairs
Benjamin Spock
Movement For Independence of
Puerto Rico
National
Chicana Conference
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Association of Student Governments
National Federation of Priests
National Welfare Rights Organization
Women's Strike For Peace
National Student Association
Hawke and Bayh
Sen
Tunkey
Birch Bayh
Bayh and
Hartke
R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Birch EB. Barh Jr
Washington, Dc
Ball State Home Management Complex Causes Debate
The Ball State University opening includes two eight-room homes and two directors suites in a campus complex. Critics question if taxpayers funded the project and note luxury features like Fiberglas bathtubs and a courtyard, while observers warn about university funding and legislative budget debates.
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Ball State University
University
Perfidious America clash over two Chinas policy
Holmes Alexander denounces Charlie Yost and urges the United States not to abandon its One China stance. He argues against secret deals to seat Red China and warns of repercussions for allies, alliances, and U.S. credibility amid rising tensions with Formosa, Sino relations, and upcoming political pressures in 1971.
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America
Washington
D. C
Hun
Charles Yost
United Nations
New York
Charlie
Nixon
George Bush
Texas
Village Black
United States
Esky
Bush
Rogers
Red China
China
Peking
Security Council
General Assembly
Republic of China
Great Britain
France
Indochina
North Africa
Lafayette
Formosa
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Israel
Asia
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
White House eyes California power play in 1972
California becomes a pivotal arena for Nixon allies with a key June 1972 GOP primary and a potentialNovember electoral impact. Robert Finch leads a covert California operation, aided by Jeb Magruder and the Flanigan network, as the White House builds a party machinery to shape the state GOP and influence Reagan.
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White House
California
Washington
Nixon White House
Texas
LBJ
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Nixon
Robert Finch
Gold State
Finch
U.S. Senate
Califrnia
Tme
Century Plaza Hotel
Los Angeles
Southern California
Committee
Jeb Magruder
Magruder
J. R. Haldeman
John Flanigan
Peter Flanigan
Frederic ¥. Malek
Flanigan
California Cit
John Mitchell
Tribute to a Queens Civic Leader and Mother of Four
The piece honors Mary Courtemanche as a tireless community activist and influential advocate in Queens and Long Island. It recounts her work founding the Long Island Clean Air Committee, pushing traffic improvements, opposing wooden school buildings, and supporting General MacArthur in 1942. Her husband supported her efforts while sustaining a modest life, and their four children thrived.
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Genlein
Regis Contemanche
Mary Cullen Conrtemanche
Courtemanche
Long Island
New York City
Cherry Valley Civic Association
Borough Hall
Queens
Board of Estimate
City Planning Commission
City Council
Federal Committee On
Board of Standards
Grand Jurors’ Association
New York Legislature
Doug Jay MacArthur
Robert Howes
Washington
Mary
Courremanche
Serantoh
New York
Kennedy Airport
Mr. Courtemanche
Muskie Gaffe Ignites Debate on Race in Presidential Campaign
The column analyzes Senator Muskie's remark on a black vice president and President Nixon's counterclaims. It discusses racial prejudice, party dynamics, and historical examples, arguing the debate hinges on broader attitudes toward race and political ambition rather than single quotes. It notes limited black representation in Congress and reflects on the era's presidential expectations.
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Senator Muskie
Muskie
Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard Nixon
David Lawrence
Pillsburgh
John F. Kennedy
Lawrence
Congress Report on EEO Act Vote and Panama Canal Hearings
U.S. Rep. David W. Dennis surveys House actions on EEO enforcement power expand to state and local employers and eight-employee threshold. He opposed broader federal oversight, endorsing the substitute bill. He also notes Panama Canal sovereignty hearings, urging retention of U.S. control and criticizing potential relinquishment under historic treaties.
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EROC
HOUSE
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
House Committee On
Feucation and Labor
Commission
Tohose
United States District Court
Federal Commission
General Motors
Senate
Panama Canal
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Padana
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Panama
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Jan Toner
Charles W. Laughtirs
Herald
Pam
Bem
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Associated Press
USA
Lems
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Phillips
By Kevin
King Features Syndicate
By Russell Kirk
William F. Buckley
Democratic Party
John
Dellums
Newark
N.J
Brooke
Massachusetts
George McGovern
Buckley
Congressional
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