Debate Over U S Military Posture Shapes 1972 Campaign
A Newsweek essay argues that McGovern’s plan to cut U S troops in Europe risks weakening NATO and boosting Soviet influence. Analysts warn Europe could become dependent on Moscow, risking neutralism or Finlandization if Americans withdraw. The piece notes NATO divisions far smaller than Soviet totals and emphasizes electoral choices in the antimilitary climate of the campaign year.
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United States
MacGovern
Europe
Mediterranean
Arnaude de Borchgreve
Newsweek Magazine
McGovern
Vietnam
Bate
U.S
America
de Borchgrave
Soviet Union
Moscow
Western Europe
de Borehgrave
Ussr
NATO
Kremlin
Iraq
France
Ceneral
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Joseph Luns
Russia
West Europe
Government Expenditures Rise Relative to Output
The National Association of Manufacturers warns that rising government spending outstrips economic growth. It predicts recession, unemployment, inflation, and social upheaval unless expenditures are controlled and GDP accelerates. GE vice chairman Jack Parker agrees, urging cutting unproductive outlays and boosting growth. Citizens are urged to contact Congress.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Jack
Parker
General Electric Company
Quotable Quote on Education and Society by Rochett
Dr George Charles Rochett criticizes modern education for eroding individual personality and fixed moral order. He argues it creates other directed, hollow, rootless men ignorant of the past and heedless of the future.
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George Charles Rochett
Night Riders of the American Revolution
The American Legion Magazine highlights Paul Revere and other night riders like John Jouett and Sybil Ludington. The piece notes Revere’s lasting fame, mentions Revere Copper and Brass, and reflects on two centuries of American history and national growth.
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Paul Revere
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Boston
Lexington
Concord
American Legion Magazine
Tom Mahoney
John Jouett
Sybil Ludington
United States
Paul Reéd
Yester
Immigrants and the GOP in Nixon Era Ethnic Support
The piece traces Hungarian refugee Laszlo Paszler and other immigrants' political shift toward the Republican Party, highlighting anti communism, sympathy from the Nixon administration, and preferences shaped by perceived law and order. It notes Census data on immigrant self identification and contrasts Democratic and Republican conventions in appealing to overseas disinherited voters.
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Washington, D.C
Jones & Laughlin
Heritage Groups
Republican National Committee
Laszlo Paszier
Pole
Spiro Agnew
Tn Agnew
Baltimore
A Poliman
Tony Iazzeri
Walloping
Wap
Ang
America
Republican Party
Laszlo Paszler
Austria
Freedom Fighters
Saltzburg
Munich
Nixon
Hisenhower
Faszter
Mami Beach
Mr. Nixon
Pasztor
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Democratic Party
Paszler Swent
Morgantown
Richard Nixon
Stalin
Mao
Castro
Communist Politieros
Agnew
USA
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Hayakawa's Five Goals of Education
Sly Hayakawa outlines five basic education goals for all: understand the natural world and its care. learn about world peoples, cultures, and history. cultivate esthetic experience including religious sense. ensure capability to earn a living across levels. and adopt a critical, scientific method to assess information amid misinformation. He warns against separating academics from work, stresses practical relevance, and urges training in general semantics to resist propaganda.
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Forme
Welfare Department
Tare
The
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Missouri Press Echoes on Eagleton Return and McGovern Ticket
Missouri readers react to Tom Eagleton's return from hospital and the McGovern ticket turmoil. Editors like Frank Bick criticize the ticket and highlight GOP gains in the Missouri primary. The piece notes partisan coverage by St. Louis papers and public signs of strong support for Eagleton amid controversy.
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St. Louis
Tom Baghton
Sargent Shriver
Frank Bick
Engle Lors
Bick
McGovern
Eagleen
St Louis Lambert
Eagleton
Kit Bond
Nomitaion
Missouri
McGovern Camp
Rick
New Majority and Cycles in Nixon Era Politics
Kevin P. Phillips analyzes whether Nixon’s push for a New Majority could reshape U.S. political cycles through 1980, arguing historical 92 or 36 year patterns suggest alternating dominance by parties. He traces Jacksonian to FDR eras, predicts possible Republican or Democratic supremacy shifts, and discusses implications for the 1970s presidency and long cycles.
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Nixon
GOP
U.S
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
White House
William Jennings Bryan
William McKinley
Franklin T. Roosevelt
United States
Richard Nixon
Comte
Dabol
Mast
Ma.rue
Mats Shall McLutan
Eveles
Ike
Geover Cleveland
Princeton University
Woortraw Wilson
Dmight
Eisenhower
Harrison
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Temporats
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Jane Toner Scote
Charles W.laugelin
Turer
Ef Anderson
Cavier
Cural
Ihdiony
Seeler Tarrita
Tha Harold
Phoue
Metengar
Ign
Associated Press
Herald
Tre
Henry
Antihet
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Hayakawa Speaks
Sly Hayakawa
Wayarawa
Paul Harvey News
Phillips
Kevin P. Phillips
Jefferson
Madson
Monrox
Martin van Duran
Demorat
James Buchanan
Franklin Piece
Linehaln
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
William Monard Taft
Theodore Hoosevel
Hetn
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Liner Chen
Truman
Johnson
New Dal
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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