President hits nail on the head in wartime finance
The Nixon address urges curbing foreign aid and welfare reform to cut deficits. It calls for bipartisan support to back plans for fiscal responsibility, criticizing postwar aid and urging citizens to pressure Congress for coordinated action. The editorial defends the president while urging restraint and reform.
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United States
Nixon
Congress
Kennedys
Fulbrights
McGoverns
Baylis
Hartkes
Kennedy
Johnson
Readers Comment- The Economy Solution
A reader argues that raising wages for underpaid workers will boost consumer spending and end unemployment. The letter suggests distributing more purchasing power through wage increases, tax relief, and price controls to curb inflation and promote full employment. Addressed by William H. Green of Anderson Indiana.
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William H. Green
Columbus Ave
Anderson
Indiana
Herald Adams County Rates and Delivery Policy
The Anderson Herald details subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery, with rates for in town and rural Indiana, and by mail rates outside Indiana. It notes a missing copy should be reported by phone before 9 a.m. and delivered by special messenger.
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Anderson
Indiana
Herald
Agnew for Vice President debated by conservative critics
The piece assesses pressure on Richard Nixon to renominate Spiro Agnew in 1972 and discusses Agnew’s political stance, media treatment, and the president’s strategic considerations. It argues the president will weigh states and public sentiment while allowing Agnew chances to regain trust, not issuing ultimatums.
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Agnew
V. P
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Miami
Mr. Agnew
Newsweek
United States
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Jones
Nixon
Mr. Nixon
Double retirement benefits for veterans debate in America
A 1971 column argues the U S government should bar or permit both military retirement and VA disability benefits only under clear rules. It cites x years of service, double pay, and asks Congress to tighten regulations or reform via legislation. Joe L Stupica leads a public push for redress.
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United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Department of Defense
Veterans’ Administration
Defense
Federal
Treasury
Veters Administration
Congress
Joe L. Stupica
Pompano Beach
Florida
Tighen
Executive Force
Gen
Fea, Corp
Federal Professional Association
White House
Nixon
FPA
Zaka I. Slawsky
Slawsky
Cost of Living Council
After the Freeze What Channel Two and Beyond
Holmes Alexander surveys post freeze politics and economics. He argues Nixon seeks to purge AFL CIO leader Meany to shape Democratic prospects with Henry Jackson as a likely nominee. Ackley Hazlitt warn of price controls and capitalism tensions as Phase Two unfolds after November 14.
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Washington
D.C
Channel One
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Labor
Treasury Departments
Afl-Cio
George Meaney
Meany
Laber Meany
James Hodgson
Ditto
Treasury
John Connally
Muskie
Humphrey
McGovern
Kennedy
Henry Jackson
D.-Wash
Jackson
Senate
Scoop Jackson
Channel Two
Gardner Ackley
Roosevelt
Truman
Johnson
Ackley
Channel Three
Henry Hazlitt
Hazlitt
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Labor bloodletting hits federal postal staff at headquarters
Washington diary reports 600 Postal Service workers dropped since May through retirements transfers downgrades and firings. About 500 last week received notices, 150 reassigned and 150 downgraded with 200 ex-workers slated in 35 days. Postal chief Blount says rules followed. severance bonus debated.
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Washington
Postal Service
Government Corporation
Ibe
U.S. Postal Service
Winton M. Blount
Controlling CIA Accountability in Laos War Scrutiny
Post editorial urges Congress to compel the CIA to report its Laos activities and Cambodian training. It cites a covert war, funding bypasses, and a 1969 amendment, arguing for Senate measures to require transparent budgets and oversight.
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CIA
Congress
Laos
U.S
Cambodia
House
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Pentagon
Senate
John Sherman Cooper
George S. McGovern
Clifford P. Case
St. Louis
Post-Dis
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Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Associated Press
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Buckley
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
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