Madison County Eyes Million Dollar United Way Drive
Madison County aims to become a million dollar United Way community as firms report gains in giving. Anaconda Wire & Cable, McDonald’s Anderson, Canteen Service workers, and Missions Building staff raise contributions with over 80 percent giving. Student Councils from Anderson Highland and Madison Heights park and wash car windows to encourage donations as the loaned executive program drives support.
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Madison County
United Way
Anaconda Wire & Cable Company
McDonald's Restaurants
Anderson
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Missions Building
E. 5Th St
Agen
Carl Dobos
It Is Better to Run Local Welfare Programs
A Williamsburg Gazette editor argues the federal approach wastes tax dollars through red tape while local governments deliver more efficient aid. He cites Office of Economic Opportunity spending, revenue sharing returns, and local overhead, proposing drastic federal budget cuts and expanded local programs to improve value and curb inflation.
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Williamsburg
Virginia
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
the Gazette
Space program sparks a new industrial revolution says Rockwell exec
The Rockwell International CEO frames space tech as a transformative force rivaling the 19th century Industrial Revolution. He cites NASA's 1,900 licenseable inventions and 31,000 reported by contractors, predicting the shuttle will drive 15 years of rapid progress across science, industry, and society.
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Rockwell International
NASA
Space Agency
Space
Earth
Nerhaus
United States
How to Write Your Legislators Guide
Instructions list three representatives with room numbers and district details in Washington. Includes Longworth Office Building and Rayburn Office Building contact points. Mentions Madison Delaware Henry Grant Tipton Hamilton Hancock and MeSth districts.
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Longworth
Washington, D.C
Madison Delswere
Henry
Elwood A. Hillis
Grant Tipton
Hamilton
William G. Bray
Rayburn
Hencock County
The Matter of Soviet Intentions
Alice Widener argues Congress must fund a robust defense amid uncertainty about Soviet aims. She notes the stalemate between Pentagon and State Department, cites Khrushchev and Brezhnev era actions, warns against overreliance on détente, and urges decisive U.S. military and economic policy to prevent a grave threat.
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New York City
Congress
Pentagon
State Department
Stalin
Winston Churchill
United States
John W. Finney
New York Times
Fenney
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Czechoslovakia
Tito
Yugoslavia
Western Europe
Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
U.S.A
Lineup shifts in GOP focus as Agnew fades from race
Morning Love surveys potential candidates for 1976 style contest. Charles Percy, John Connally, Ronald Reagan, Nelson Rockefeller and an implied Connally Reagan accord are weighed. Percy remains symbolically left of center, Connally faces questions on primary viability, Reagan earns conservative support, Rockefeller embodies insider backing with defense strength, while a speculative deal underlines possible alignment.
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Spiro Agnew
Charles Percy
Percy
Kennedy
Gallup
Lord Percy
Newcastle
Victor Borge
Republican
Richard Nixon
Mr. Nixon
John Connally
Mr. Connally
Nixon
Charles Colson
Wisconsin
Ronald Reagan
Asia
Europe
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Tiffany’s
Happy
Cmeorias
Reagan
What Really Happened in Chile
Veronica Matta, a Chilean in Washington, challenges U.S. reporting on Chile. She argues misinterpretations come from innocent ignorance or left bias, while the military coup saved Chile from Marxist rule. The piece contrasts sensational theories with Matta’s stance and notes arrests of Americans in Santiago.
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Washington, D.C
Veronica Matta
Washington
U.S
Chile
California
Castroland
Allende
Jun'a
Castro
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Batista
Allance
Russia
Rodriguez
Manuel Pinche
Christian Democratic Party of
Socialist
Sweden
Britain
West Germany
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Administration stalls on 240 new supergrade jobs in Congress
Washington reports the White House seeks 240 Grade 16 17 18 supergrade posts but faces no sponsor on Capitol Hill. CSC notes need to manage programs. Dulski delays until Republican backing appears. Amid debate, plans for a federal executive service and broader reforms draw uncertain support as agencies push for higher paid top staff.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Civil Service Commission
CSC
Congress
White House
Thaddeus J. Dulski
D-N.y
Dulski
FES
House Committee
Democrats fear Connally as Nixon successor in 1976
Washington analysis notes Democrats discuss blocking a Connally backed vice presidency to prevent a 1976 Nixon run. They fear Connally could win the GOP nomination and defeat Ted Kennedy, while internal party loyalties and past deals complicate votes. The piece weighs whether the strategy is bluff or real power play.
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Washington
KFS
Spiro Agnew
House
Senate
Bob Strauss
Strauss
Texas
John B. Connally
Connally
Edward Kennedy
Agnew
William P. Rogers
John Sherman Cooper
Richard Nixon
Congressional Democratic
Nixon
House of Representatives
Lyndon Johnson
District of Columbia
United States
Democratic Party
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Sen
Birch E. Bayh Jr
David W. Dennis
Rep
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Indiana
Corde D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert & Jackson Prowdest and Menager
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Andersen
Indiene
Gutcompton Rete
Herald
Carrie
Fei
Associated Press
Lecal News
AP News
Alice Widener
William F. Buckley
Barry Goldwater
Buckley
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
By Mike Causey
Ernest Fitzgerald
Air Force
Fitzgerald
CIA
Phillips Survey
United States of America
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