McGovern's staff blamed for radical programs and poor planning
Editorial argues McGovern and his staff push unworkable defense and economic ideas. It contends rapid program creation lacks feasibility, cites budget inflation, pay rises, and inflation in defense purchases to show defense spending would stay high despite cuts. It warns Americans cannot risk his leadership in the White House.
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George McGown
Sen. McGovern
McGovern
Vietnam
Department of Defense
America
White House
Mrs Eleanor Shible remembered for forty three years with VNA
Madison County mourns the death of Mrs Eleanor Shible a longtime Visiting Nurses Association nurse. She served forty three years before retiring last October aiding thousands with care and comfort through her compassionate work. Her devotion left a lasting impact on the community and the ill benefited from her labors.
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Madison County
Eleanor Shible
Visiting Nurses Association
Federal agencies to emphasize labor management in unions
Federal guidelines from the Civil Service Commission and the Office of Management and Budget will require agencies to train top officials in labor relations and to budget for union dealings. The move aims to push management to be more responsive and responsible in negotiations with unions representing over a million of 2.7 million federal workers.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Office of Management and Budget
Nixon
SCS
OMB
Skyjacking row stalls at UN and Western fears
A critique of the Soviet veto and Western concerns over a proposed multinational skyjacking pact. The piece notes Britain France and Egypt objections, fears of embargoes and Algeria ties, and urges US pilots to take private action if diplomacy fails. It also mocks a Central African Republic scheme and suggests a pilots led boycott as last resort.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
Security Council
Great Britain
France
Egypt
Middle East
Algeria
Cuba
United States
Air Pilots Association
New York-Paris
Air France
New York
Central African Republic
Central Africa
Algiers
Olympic champion's sportsmanship cited by Alice Widener
In 1972 Doug Collins of Benton Illinois drove for a late basket, was fouled, and after a timeout sank two free throws with three seconds left to lift the USA over the USSR 51 50. The piece uses Collins as a model of amateur spirit amid pro Soviet advantage claims and calls for integrity in the 1976 Denver Games.
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New York City
Doug Collins
Benton
Illinois
Ussr
USA
Young Collins
Denver
Robert S. Byfield
New York Stock Exchange
United Nations
American Olympic Committee
Helsinki
Finland
Byfield
Newton H. Fulbright
New York Herald Tribune
Mount Olympus
U.S.A
John T. McGovern
New York
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S. News & World Report
The
News Weekly
Wames Collins
Ilinois
McGovern Backstory Seen as Core to 1972 Stance
The piece argues McGovern's early life in the 1940s and 1950s shaped his current policies and notes the press has not fully examined his past. It cites his 1948 Progressive Party ties, opposition to the Marshall Plan, and alleged leftist leanings, urging deeper reporting on his Russia views and Korea War position.
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Hitler
Nixon
Russia
McGovern
Washington
KFS
George McGovern
Adolf Hitler
Henry Wallace
Daily Worker
South Dakota
Robert S. Anson
Richard Nixon
Congress
Anson
Soviet Union
Henry
Northwestern
Nizon
Walter Rauschenbusch
Czechoslovakia
Truman
Europe
Fortune
A. James Reichley
U.S
Korea
Vietnam
Senate
Senator McGovern
Student quotas and the fight over busing in schools
A 1972 opinion piece argues federal judges threaten neighborhood schools with nine proposed pupil assignment bases based on race, wealth, religion, and more. It calls for Supreme Court overrule or Congress action to curb desegregation mandates and promotes private schooling with tax credits.
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San Francisco
Lowell High School
Richmond
Detroit
Indianapolis
Duluth
Minn
Denver
San Antonio
Willis
Vivian Hannawalt
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lewis Powell
Congress
Robert Griffin
United States
Burger Court
Gen
Fea. Corp
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
Eorge D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Meneger
4Ane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughan
Indiene
Rurel Review
Gerrier
Herald
Carrie
Associated Press
Buckley
Alice Widener
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