Nixon Critics Warn Against Losing Nixon Bread
Conservative Republicans attack President Nixon with heated rhetoric while lamenting his court picks and policy shifts. The piece argues such dissidents risk elevating Kennedy, Humphrey, or Muskie, cites China policy and wage controls, and urges restraint, warning against a risky split before 1972.
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Nixon
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William J. Brennan
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Kennedy
Humphrey
Muskie
China
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Cvira
Red China
Lodge
Democratic Congress
Hoover
Warren
Brennan
Holmes Alexander The new George Wallace
Washington commentary argues Wallace has evolved from a regional curiosity to a persistent political force. It analyzes his shift from provocateur to a potential kingmaker who could pressure both major parties on issues like school integration and crime while maintaining influence through media presence and policy critique.
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Richard Nix
Alee Shen
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Nixon
Truman
Peking
Moscow
National Press Club
Congress
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Tully
Curtis LeMay
Paris
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Perrovere
Wal- Es
LeMay
Sacramento lawmakers oversee Southern Alameda County districts
Representatives in Sacramento include Senators Nickeles C. Petris Democrat 1th District John W. Helmdale Democrat Hh District and Clark L. Bradley Republican 1th District. Assemblymen include Carlos Bee Ith District Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and Livermon Amador Valley Robert W. Crown 14th District San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda and part of Oakland Marek K Fong Isih District Castco Valley Ashland and part of Oakland. Letters to legislators may be addressed to the State Capitol Sacramento 2014.
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John W. Helmdale
Clark L. Bradley
Ith
Livermore-Amador Valley
Castco Valley
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Hewark
Livermon-Amador Valley
Robert W. Crown
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alameda
Oakland
Marek K. Fong
Isih
Ashland
Tater
State Capitol
Sacramento
Washington lawmakers listed with South County ties
Representatives and senators with constituencies including all or part of South County are named. Santor Alain Cranston and John V. Tawney are shown with Washington offices. Several congressmen are identified with districts including Hayward, Union City, Fremont, Newark, and parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
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South County
Santor Alain Cranston
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English Students Demand More Money for Research and Tuition
Russell Kirk reflects on English campuses facing student demands for higher allowances paid from public funds, contrasting past frugal student life with modern tuition costs. He recalls his own lean years at St Andrews and Duke, noting how poverty sharpened intellect and spurred writing and scholarship.
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Oxford
Cambridge
St Andrews
Scotland
Oxbridge
Michigan State
Duke University
America
St. Andrews
London Mystery Magazine
France
Bohemia
Nixon era disengagement reshapes American role in Asia
Richard Nixon's policy shift leaves the United States shrinking from intervention in Asia as India Pakistan and Vietnam tensions unfold. The administration prioritizes trade with Russia, nuclear arms talks, and UN diplomacy while acknowledging diminished influence across Asia and signs of self-imposed disengagement.
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Asia
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Russia
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Pakistan
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Bangla Desh
West Pakistan
America
How to Lure Protesters Sparks Conspiracy Scenario
Informed intelligence cites Dali of Chicago planning disruption during Mayday protests in Washington. Reportedly forging plans for occupy San Diego to draw radical crowds to peaceful civil disobedience during the Republican national convention. Davis group weighs scheduling a tech music festival at convention opening to attract participants.
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Dali
Chicago
Washiton
San Diego
Davis
Mirage jet refund debate over Israel paid price rise
United Press International reports renewed talks to resolve France's repayment for 50 Mirage fighters built for Israel but never delivered. France halted delivery in 1967 after Israel paid millions. current value cited at about 75 million dollars due to inflation as diplomats seek a settlement.
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Rena
Israel
France
Confidence Grows for Nationalist China Tied to American Banks
The Nationalist Chinese government gains U S backing as American bankers sue to defend interests. Branches of Bank of America First National City Bank New York Press and Irving Trust report renewed activity in Taiwan after the UN ouster. The American Embassy in Taipei backs inquiries on investment risk and future prospects.
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Bradus
United States
Wan
Taiwan
U.N
Bank of América
First National City Bank of New York Press
Irving Trust
Totee
Tai
Guinea Diplomats Monitor Seka Toure Disclosures
Close observers in Guinea track President Seka Toure’s recent disclosures of former ministers and a large deployment of officers amid a flurry of activity. United Press International reports the developments with emphasis on political shifts and military watch.
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Atreg
Guinea
Seka Toure
Columm
Puzzling Boy Scout Mystery Stirs Small Town
A fragmentary clipping hints at a Boy Scout puzzle involving a boy who helped across the street before revealing he was younger than expected, sparking curiosity about local memories and a possible real life meeting.
Rail service critique and proposed improvements across the network
The piece critiques railroad timetables and praises punctuality but notes public distrust of state oversight agencies. It discusses an ICC plan for Amtrak to cut passenger prices, enforce on time performance, and add heated stations, dining, sleeping cars, and basic amenities, with efforts aimed at still improving despite delays and distance.
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State Commerce Commission
National Railro Corp
Amtrak
ICC
United Nations Big Hand in U S Taxpayers Pocket
Vi dent Spiro Agnew criticizes U.N. role, claiming the United Nations has held a substantial influence over U.S. taxpayers for 26 years, used to denounce the United States while receiving support from Washington. He argues the U.N.'s leverage is greater than public denouncements.
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United Nations
China
United States
Vident
Spiro Agnew
U.N
In This Day History Highlights and Notable Lifelines
The entry notes the Bill of Rights taking effect after Virginia ratified in 1791 and lists figures like Alexandre Eiffel born December 15 1882. It mentions a 1966 Disney death at age 65 and a 1967 Ohio River bridge collapse near Point Pleasant with four fatalities, plus a stray misread line about a president.
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Paris
Ohio River
Point Peasant
W. Va
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