Wallace campaigns for Alabama governor in 1970 bid
George Wallace plans a bold 1970 run for Alabama governor, signaling a strategy to disrupt Republican hopes in the Solid South. The piece notes his silence breaking, Wallace’s attacks on Nixon Agnew and Blount, and the national implications for GOP plans in the region.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Solid South
Wallace
James B. Allen
Georgia
Herman Tabnidge
Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
South
Winton
Red) Blount
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Blount
Haynsworth
GOP
Agnew
Nixbo Agnew
Republican Party
Atty General Mitchell Says Parties Under Investigation
Justice Department probes into political corruption draw both Republicans and Democrats into scrutiny. Mitchell notes neither party holds virtue or corruption exclusively. Lloyds of London names women as underwriting members for the first time, a historic risk for the insurer.
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Mitchell
Justice Department
Lloyd's of London
Lloyds
Letters to the editor The steel mill was there first
A reader defends Pacific States Steel Corp with 1938 origin noted while contrasting open hearth furnaces from 1949 and fluoride emissions. The letter blames homeowners auto emissions for pollution and questions fluoride in water versus air safety, referencing local developments in Niles and Fremont and urging readers to consider the steel mill’s impact on jobs and community life.
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Pacific States Steel Corp
Niles
California
Niles Canyon
Lacnd
Fremont
Paul Harvey on Voter Realignment and Party Change
Paul Harvey argues American voters grow politically sophisticated and shift from party loyalty to individual candidates and ideals. He notes Southern states gain Republican governors, urban machines decline, and potential wider Republican influence could reshape committee power and regional blocs as black candidates rise and coalitions realign.
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New York City
Eveurgo
Observations on U S Information Agency libraries abroad
Russell Kirk discusses U S Information Agency libraries overseas, noting apparent bias and omissions. He cites reports from publishers and editors on balance, censorship shifts under Frank Shakespeare, and the lack of conservative or pro American works in London Paris and Rome libraries. He urges fuller diversity while acknowledging American strengths.
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Frank Shakespeare
Time
New York Times
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Wall Street Journal
U.s.1.a
Ehad
U.s.la
New York
America
London
Russell Kirk
Shakespeace
Robert Keatley
Waskiva'sa
Gabraith
William Buckley
Prof
Galbraith
W.s.1.a
Paris
Rome
New Delhi
Bana
James Burnham
Shakespeare
Kennedy
United States
U.S.A
Soviet gold sales drive European steel orders and rebuild push
Soviet gold shipments linked to new Far North mining complex led by V Majorov push steel orders across Western Europe. Majorov disclosed vast Dalstory operations centered at Magadan with 10,000 camps and platinum outputs, financing eurobank credits to spur construction. Swiss and European banks back Kremlin demands for structural shapes and rails, while Western mills face shortages and altered trade, masking the bleak Soviet steel outlook.
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U Star
Russia
U.S.S.R
South Africa
Malotov
Siberia
Magadan
Nagayevo Bay
Sea of Okhotsk
Masorov
Maiorov
Areli
Kolyma River
Mazorov
Belsen
Dachau
Buchenwald
Alaska
Europe
Soviet Union
London
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Amsterdam
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Ar Maiorov
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Moscow Norodony Bank
Bank Commerciale de l'Europe du Nord
Paris
West
This Day In History Highlights From 1733 1864 1963 1966
In 1733 James Oglethorpe and about 1,000 Brit ish colonists reached Charlest on seeking a Georgia settlement. In 1864 Stephen Foster died in New York with 35 cents. In 1963 Sylvanus Olympio of Togo was assassinated. In 1966 Johnson named Robert Weaver to HUD, the first black cabinet member. Lincoln said truth is the best vindication against slander.
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James Oglethorpe
Charleston
Atlantic
Georgia
Stephen Foster
New York City
Sylvanus Olympio
Togo
Johnson
Robert Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lincoln
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