Newark Choices Newark at the moment of truth
The Argus endorses three candidates for Newark's next four years to restore balance and focus on people over business. Fred Harrell brings DoD surplus savings and admin experience. Robert Plowright offers informed policy and tax-cut potential. Mayor George Kincaid provides continuity and steady leadership.
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Countdown on teen crisis in Indian tribes sparks debate
A psychiatrist warns personal crisis reports among teens in some Indian Tribes are rising toward epidemic levels. Commentators debate assimilation progress and societal impact while De Gaulle urges scrapping the world monetary system to revive the gold standard.
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Imaginative Fiscal Remedy Promises National Dividend Plan
Ralph de Toledano discusses a proposed National Dividend Plan by Florida businessman John H. Perry Jr. The plan would cap corporate taxes at 50 percent and distribute all corporate tax revenues equally to voters, funded by eliminating new federal programs and boosting electoral participation.
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Teenie Boppers for Kennedy in Kennedy Alabama Tour
Russell Kirk notes Kennedy draws teenie boppers while McCarthy appeals to earnest students. Kennedy’s Alabama speech draws polite response but echoes Vietnam reform with coalition caveat. Nixon expected to win Miami delegates. Javits, Hatfield, Morton form a weak stop Nixon coalition. Re again seeks renomination.
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Foggy Bottom Frame and State Dept Staffing Shifts
Washington column questions State Department job reshuffles as 400 foreign service officers move to OEO and related agencies. The piece argues the move serves as a cover for personnel cuts while critics doubt the claim of gaining insight for future overseas postings.
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Revolution Not Needed in America Says Nixon Must Fight Change
A Washington opinion piece argues no revolution is desired as Robert Kennedy and other intellectuals push for social reform. It urges Nixon to condemn revolutionary change and defend traditional party methods against visions of a universal world state and evolving American democracy.
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This Day In History United States Facts
In 1818 Congress ordered the U S flag redesigned and stripes reduced to 43. In 1841 President William Henry Harrison died in the White House one month after inauguration. John Tyler became the first vice president to succeed a dead president. In 1917 Senate approved a war against Germany. In 1963 a presidential commission urged a massive attack on narcotics importers. Euripides said, second thoughts are ever wiser.
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