What About The Country Editorials Question Liberal Patriotism
The piece condemns liberal Democrats for political games during a national emergency while praising President Nixon's handling of the Middle East crisis. It argues that domestic politics should not threaten national security and urges Republicans and Democrats to unite publicly before resuming internal battles.
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Republic
Nixon
White House
Middle East
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Madison Avenue extension proves long range planning works
Skeptics of democratic local government gain proof from Madison Avenue traffic opening. The project, outlined in a Ferguson administration master plan, followed through in Allis and Flanagan terms, and completed up to traffic readiness in Rock era. Future funding may extend the improvement as part of a tradition of progressive betterment and sound municipal planning for needs beyond today.
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Anderson
Madison Avenue
29Th Street
38Th Street
Marine Drive
Ralph Ferguson
Frank Allis
Board of Works
Penn Central Railroad
J. E Flanagan
Robert Rock
Reagan Tax Reform Proposal in California Referendum
Sensing The News by Anthony Koragan discusses Governor Reagan's tax plan for California, including Proposition 1 to cap expenditures, direct excess revenue to tax refunds, and raise the veto threshold to two-thirds for new taxes. The piece notes welfare reform results, a 75 percent cut in state income tax, and Friedman’s influence, urging national lessons.
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Anthony Koragan
Reagan
California
Ronald Reagan
Human Events Magazine
Gov. Reagan
Rergan
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
America
Harry Hopkins
Stein's Letter on School Lunch Money and Demagoguery
A critic charts Assemblyman Andrew Stein's high profile stance on federal school lunch subsidies. He cites Swift and inflation debates, questions Stein's motives, and argues funds should stay in New York. The piece accuses Stein of misdirecting blame to Washington while ignoring local needs.
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New York
Andrew Stein
Southampton
Cesar Chavex
Union
Stein
James L Buckley
Assemblyman Stein
Mr. Stein
Senator Buckly
Buckley
Senator Buckley
Dean Swift
Nixon
House of Representatives
Senate
Humphrey
House
New York State
Albany
New York Assembly
Washington
Federal probe cites high level GSA hiring bias
Federal investigators accuse the General Services Administration of running a special referral unit to bypass merit rules and place politically connected individuals in career jobs. The Civil Service Commission centered its review on Region 3 covering Maryland and nearby states, with at least 16 appointments implicated.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Civil Service Commission
GSA
White House
Capitol Hill
CSC
Maryand
Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvan
West Virginia
Capital Hill
Arthur Sampson
Bernard Rosen
What happened to education for excellence
In the years after Sputnik we were told to pursue excellence in education. Yet the era produced a nation obsessed with busing for racial balance, narcotics impact on children, and excessive television viewing. Professors report many students cannot write a coherent sentence while schools push mediocrity, a trend blamed on flawed reform and the loss of effort. Some districts favor smaller, independent schooling, but the Supreme Court blocks public funding for such options, leaving reform slow.
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Sputnik
America
Maryland
California
Indiana
Michigan State University
MSU
John Dewey
Dawson
John Hannah
Michigan State
Washington
Michigan
Gen. Fen. Corp
Nixon Cox firing sparks partisan debate across Watergate era
Washington column argues the Nixon White House bears less nicety than Cox and Company. It notes Kennedy ties among Cox aides and probes due process concerns in grand juries while suggesting politics colored Watergate prosecutions and public reaction could impact impeachment prospects.
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Cox
Kennedy Washington
KFS
Nixon White House
Archibald Cox
Wally Hickel
Kennedy
Nixon Palace
Cleans
Cox and Company
Elliot Richardson
Richard Nixon
John Mitchell
Richard Kleindienst
Daily
Californian
University of California, Berkeley
Nixon
Justice Department
Michigan
Merrill
Chappaquiddick
Where To Write Your Legislators
A fragmented clipping lists office rooms for senators and representatives in Washington D C. It includes Hartke Bayh and others with room numbers and building names, but some names are garbled and hard to read.
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Sen
Miren . Bayh Jr
Senate
Washington, D.C
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Arrat
the Herald
Associated Press
Mike Causey
Phillips Survey
Stem. Cox
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Henry S. Ruth
RFK
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Philip B. Heymann
James Neal
Robert F. McBride
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Ment
Philadelphia
Jaim J. Green
Ruth
Dwayne Andreas
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy-Cox
Scoop Jackson
George Wallace
R. Vance Hartke
Rae D.C
David W. Denis
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Longworth
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