Kennedy Trip Through Asia Seen as Political Stunt
Editorial condemns Edward M. Kennedy for a subcontinent visit labeled an opportunistic production that harmed foreign policy. It cites late arrivals in Germany, a tense Paris nightlife scene, and perceived manipulation of misery for political gain, arguing the trip risked Asia’s stability and damaged U.S. interests.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Indian Subcontinent
Kennedy
Allennedy
Sen
Subcontinent
France
Germany
Charles DeGaulle
Paris
Kermedy
Gersman
Hamburg
Bonn
Rush
Pakistan
United States
Hom Agha Hilaly
Winston Churchill
Nikita
Khrushchev
Dale Dehaan
Senate
Hilary
Kenedy
India
West Virginia
Asia
Cart Before The Horse In Indiana Tax Debate
Indiana taxpayers need a clear plan from the state school superintendent John J. Loughlin who urged county tax adjustment boards to avoid reductions in school appropriations or tax rates next year. The aim is to prevent schools from being unable to meet contractual obligations while awaiting clarity on who can bear the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Loughlin
Indiana
Schoals
What Women Think Of The Moon Travel
An essay in comic form by Bombeck in 1975 reflects on women avoiding moon travel and preferring home comforts. It contrasts aspirational space talk with domestic life and jokes about oven mishaps, laundry rooms, and kitchen windows while imagining men exploring space.
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Feminauts
Toved
Hansel
Gretel
Arthur Treacher
Cam
Alan Shepnard
Dave Scott
Air Force
Jim
Irwin
Wil
Dhe
Field Enterprises, Inc
From the Jaws of Victory critique hits military culture
A King Features Syndicate distributed review dismisses Charles Fair's From the Jaws of Victory as biased and lampooning the armed forces. It argues the volume highlights elites and peacocks, not genuine military history, and cites Sukhomlinovism as a worrying trend while noting omissions of leaders like Lee and Eisenhower.
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Washington
Vietnam
Charles Iait
Boston
Fair
Anne
Willam Westmoreland
Harvard
Sts
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Fesus Temecber
Pattéros
Robert E. Lee
Dwight Eisenhower
George Washington
Duke of Wellington
Duke
Roger Beaumont
Bernant James
Center For Advanced Study of Organization Science
Russia
Beaumort
James
Oliver Cromwell
China
Cuba
Algeria
Indochina
White House
U.S
Tax Credit One Way to Save Independent Colleges
Russell Kirk argues for a tax credit to support private colleges as a better alternative to direct federal subsidies. The plan would let taxpayers claim credits for donations, encouraging giving without centralizing control, while noting states already test similar credits and federal authorities fear revenue loss. The piece compares current proposals, estimates costs, and speculates on administration stance.
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Carina
Alogether
Treasuries
Treasury
Washington
Congress
Senate
Abraham Ribboft
Barry Godwater
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Office of Education
Kennedy
Johnson
Goldwater rally in Boston draws praise amid mixed cheers
A delayed column describes Barry Goldwater in Boston where women mit large crowds tousled to kiss him and autograph seekers swarmed. The piece notes Goldwater’s reception by Young Americans for Freedom and campus groups, his stance on conservatism, and the political context around Nixon and party unity.
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Goldwater
Boston
Logan Airport
San Clemente
Washington
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Barry Goldwater
Fsgax Club
Frlent Amf
Lloyd Waring
Impromu
Eiti
Brassehold
Barry
Thom
Young Americans For Freedom
Essex
YAK
Art Ags
Buckley
Nixon
Fifth Avenue
Jelle
Republican Party
Dog
Rockefeller
Scranton
Percy
Kalo
YAF
Nickard Nixon
Think Poor Then Act: A New Global Economic Mindset
Alice Widener argues in 1971 that the dollar is fragile post gold standard. He urges Americans to adopt a new economic stance thinking poor to curb inflation, reduce UN spending, and shift influence toward Japan West Germany and Europe as Britain and the US lose wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
International
Europe
State Department
Diana Spearman
Conservative
Britain
Diana
United States
United Nations
U.N
UCN
Soviet Union
Red China
Security Council
la Libre Belgique
Japan
West Germany
U S.A
Behind the Green Room: TV Talk Show Guests Revealed
A reflective look at backstage habits of famous hosts like Carson Cavett Frost and Douglas. The piece contrasts onstage polish with offstage cues, noting cramped rooms and the aura of show business while judging hosts by guest handling and personal biogs.
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Tvalk
Alexander Smith Academy
Dick Cavett
David Frost
Joby Carson
Mike Donglas
Tuke Douglas
Douglas
Carzon
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Jackton
Jane Toner Stary Chanes
Lach Perddemt
Eed Trmerers
Dolly
Susday
Saeed Claws
Andarron
Jeanne
Bild Kerrently
Indiate
Weralda
Harald Ard
Associated Press
Phillips Survey
Russell Kirk
Ation
Jone B
American Association of Presidents of Independent Colleges and Universities
John Howard
Rockton College
Miamis
Howard
Gen
Fea, Corp
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Alexander
Alice Widener
Harvey
Johnny Carson
Tad
Nebraska
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Las Vegas
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