Who Are The Spenders In The Nixon Era?
Editorial attacks on Shriver and McGovern for alleging big government spending. It argues Congress controls budgets, cites 1973 excesses in House and Senate, laments delays in reducing spending, and praises Thomas C. Fisher, a former major league pitcher and Anderson business figure, for his community leadership before his death at 91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent Shriver
Sen. McGovern
Nixon
Shriver
McGovern
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Andersonians
Thomas C. Fisher
Fisher
Anderso High School
Boston
Mr. Fisher
Anderson
Mr. Tisher
Justice-Commerce- Judiciary
Bemt Senate
Inerior
Me. Shriver
San. MeKiayern
First Presbyterian Church
East Maplewood Cemetery Association
Chamber of Commerce
Basketball Hoop Over Hamper Beyond Mom’s Frugal World
In a witty reminiscence, the narrator recalls a bent hanger basketball hoop DIY over the laundry hamper and a mother whose life is told through the chaos of a large family. The piece reflects on memories, laughter, and the simple acts shaping a mother’s legacy beyond spotless rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioher
Benoit
Sus
Fiel? Enterprises
Taz
Teachers Endorsement Sparks GOP Tension Across Unions
The American Federation of Teachers backs Senator George McGovern for president in a historic move. The stance displeases Nixon supporters and AFL leaders, while state chapters like Michigan’s MEA face backlash after spending heavily on partisan primaries. Critics warn of misused union funds and potential legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Teachers
United States
George McGovern
AFT
McGovern
AFY
UN Kink
Nixon
AFL
Washington
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Michigan
Michigan Education Association
MEA
Michigan House
MES
Barney Tasper
Muskegon
Boone Dogegles
Madison Avenue
Magper
Hasper
Santa Claus
Loyd Walker
Greenville
Walker Jost
Weatherman
AFI
Mighizan
Teachers’ Association
MMA
National Apt
Phillips Survey- Nixon Support Runs Wide in Polls
Kevin P. Phillips analyzes Gallup trial-heat figures after the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. He notes Nixon’s support swing from 87 to 94 percent, discusses undecided voters and third-party effects, and compares patterns across Nixon’s campaigns. The piece assesses likely November outcomes and recalls Dewey-Truman polling inaccuracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
RFS
Frey
Miami Beach
Richard Nixon
Gallup
Nixon
Precedantes
Nixon Clark
In & Nixon
Kor
John F. Kennedy
Ville
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Humphrey
Hubert Bumphray
Lyndon B. Johngan
Barry M. Goldwater
LBJ
Goldwater
Solzhenitsyn Attacks U N as Puerto Rico Status Sparks Debate
Our Times reports on Solzhenitsyn calling the U N immoral after its Colonialism committee backed a study of American rule in Puerto Rico. The piece cites Puerto Rico’s 1950 commonwealth status, 1952 constitution, voting patterns in 1987 and 1968 elections, and U S funding of U N dues. It notes Caribbean and Eastern bloc reactions, U S calls for referendums, and Solzhenitsyn’s Nobel speech context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rico
Alentians
Puerto Rico
Ricardo Alarcon
Vasily
Safranchuk
United States
Mosca
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Baltic States
German East Prussia
Czechinslovakean Ruthenia
Poland
Sakhalin
Europe
Chang Yiun-kwan
Tibet
Korea
Vietnam
Vigorslavia
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Ecuador
Turlia
Trar
Soviet Union
China
Special Committee
Island
Spain
Hs Cilizens
U.S
Perther
Puerto
Puerto Rican Independence Party
Ferre
Rafael Hermantez Colon
Popular Democratic Party
U.N
Russia
Solohenitsyn
AFL-CIO elders weigh 1972 election prospects in Chicago
AFL-CIO leaders in Chicago signaled no unified plan for supporting a presidential nominee while privately fearing outcomes of 1972 elections. COPE chief Alexander E. Barkan warned several Democratic Senate seats face doubt, with McGovern trailing Gallup polls as Meany downplayed the coach tail effect amid cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Afl-Cio
Chicago
George McGovern
Nison
Apl-Clo
White House
Alexander E. Barkan
Committee On Political Educainn
COPE
Jebor
Senate
Tis
Democratic Now
Bel Barkan
Cape
South
Barkan
Gallia
McGovern
Ald
George Meany
Afl-Ci0
Alabama
Georgia
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
Virginia
Louisiana
Sparkman
Mahama
Pell
Spong
GOP
South Palrara
Solomon 84s Says Youth Unemployment Is Not Tolerable
Ezra Solomon of the President's Council of Economic Advisers says youth unemployment has been rising since the mid 1960s and is not tolerable. He blames flawed education, labor union opposition to tech training, permissiveness, excessive minimum wage rules, and overprotection, urging reform and citing programs in Memphis and Osceola High School to place teens in work-linked learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
New York City
Ezra Solomon
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Sputnik
Caid Taburla
Greater Memphis
United Way
Memphis
Polly C. Cooper
Memphis Volunteer Service Bureau
Memphis Commercial Appeal
The
Orlando Sentinel
Osceolla High School
Osceola High School
Charles Drosin
State Department of Education
Seleciing
Rothman
Robert Rothman
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
New York
Beauvais Fox Jr
Eta Solomon
U.S.A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anderson Herald
By Free Bombeck
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Indiana
Meonge C. Chiteneezsee
Pracident
AVNG
Harald W. Tonga
Charles W. Laughlin Sanetary
Jare Toker
Rouire & Jackson
Asved Baily
Susdsy
Serend Clack
Andersan
Tgiana
Ferro
Dolly Cozy
Harald Stadd
Alteam
Associated Press
AP News
Mooyright
Gea
Fea, Corp
Phillips
Kevin P. Phillips
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Harry Truman
Our
Smith Hempstona
Alice Widener
Rogert Rothman
Brooklyn
N.Y
University of Florida
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!