Watergate panel hypocrisy cited by Henry J. Taylor
Syndicated columnist Henry J. Taylor accuses four Senate Watergate Committee members Ervin Talmadge Inouye and Montoya of hypocrisy while detailing alleged past misconduct and political maneuvering. He notes Ervin’s Supreme Court case with a textile firm and Talmadge Inouye Montoya facing allegations of misuse of power racism and laundering funds in campaigns.
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Henry J. Taylor
Senate
Watergate Committee
Sam Ervin Jr
Herman E. Talmadge
Daniel K. Inouye
Joseph M. Montoya
Taylor
Sen. Ervin
Darlington Company
North Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
National Labor Relations Board
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Georgia Supreme Court
Sen
Inouye
Hawaii
Hiram L. Fong
Inouve
Fong
New Mexico
Lucille de Baca
Sen. Montoya
Washington, D.C
Montoya
Bobby Baker
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Talmadge
Ervin
Henry Taylor
Free Medical Dispensary Run By Retired Illinois Doctor
Dr. Eugene R. Balthazar, after 46 years in general practice, opened a free clinic in Illinois funded about $1000 monthly from his own pocket. The 71-year-old operates a child-focused service from a former furniture store, leasing for a dollar yearly, with seven registered nurses and 19 volunteers assisting.
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Eugene R. Balthazar
Illinois
Balthazar
Illinois State Medical Society
When a Daughter’s Debt Outweighs Love and Lightbulbs
An excerpt from Erma Bombeck humorously contrasts a mother’s endless sacrifices with a teen daughter’s petty charges. It retells a letter from a 16-year-old in Orlando praising parental love and guidance, ending with the daughter asking if she still owes $3 for gas.
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Orlando
Perry Como
Heights of insult in Post Times journalism critique
A 1973 opinion piece accuses Washington Post and New York Times of low blow reporting and innuendo. It argues that their coverage harms the Fourth Estate and national credibility while linking their approach to the Pentagon Papers and Watergate era politics.
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New York City
Washington, D.C
Washington Post
New York Times
New Post-Times
White House
Begum Bhutto
Agnew
Post
Little League
Dan Rather & Company
New Journalism Clique
United States
Nixon
New Politics
Democratic
Watergate Committee
Majority Counsel
Post and Times
Fourth Estate
Our Nation
Hollywood
Rona Barrett
Washington
Pentagon Papers
The
Congress
Times
Daniel Elisberg
U.S.A. Syndicate
Sensing The News Social Cost Of Welfareism
A defense of work ethic over welfare expansion argues welfare programs breed fraud and dependency. Rep. John B. Conlan cites 168 poverty programs costing $92 billion annually with 15 million recipients. He urges abolition of food stamps and tighter reform through better regulation and work requirements amid liberal opposition. Sweden’s welfare model is linked to rising crime and suicide rates.
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U.S
John B. Conlan
Arizona
Rep. Conlan
Conlan
Rep
Ernest F. Hollings
D-Sc
South Carolina
Texas
Congress
California
New York
West Virginia
Sweden
Europe
United States
Charleston Preservation Versus High Rise Development
A 1973 column argues Charleston’s historic restoration has kept the city livable while facing a proposed eight story condominium near City Market. It warns outside developers and local leaders to balance density with quality of life, noting community opposition and potential social costs.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Ansonborough
Broad Street
Council For Urban Quality
The
Weekly Chronicle
Savannah
Gresham
Gen. Fea. Corp
White House tapes and fear of public release alarm observers
Paul Harvey notes the first acknowledgment of Oval Office recordings and reports that four former presidents F D R Eisenhower Kennedy and L B J had recordings of private conversations. He cites Kennedy and Johnson libraries awaiting public release for security or classification reasons and highlights potential historical value and risks.
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White House
Oval Office
GSA
General Services Administration
F.D.R
Eisenhower
Kennedy
L.B.J
Harry Truman
House
Sam Rayburn
Harry
Nixon
United States
Washington Post
New York Times
Bobby Baker
Baker
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
France as a Diplomatic Power and a European Nuclear Force
The piece analyzes how an independent European nuclear arsenal, led by France, could reshape NATO ties with the United States. It argues such a force would signal independence, alter European orbits, and shift U.S. role as security provider amid a multi superpower era, urging cautious optimism.
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France
New York City
NATO
United States
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Romania
Ailleret
General Ailleret
Force de Frappe
Soviet Union
Japan
Great Britain
England
U.S
America
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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By Erma Bombeck
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert &. Jackson
Meneger
4Ane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Pestege
Indiene
Associated Press
Alice Widener
San Antonio
By Russell Kirk
Kire
Paul Harvey News
Gen. Fen. Corp
Lowell Ponte
United States of America
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