Factional warfare and Nixon linked to Johnson era chaos
The piece portrays a tangled party clash where Democrats attack ex leaders while Republicans defend them. It cites Times and Post to argue Johnson era policies taint Nixon by association, with Senator Dole praising Times while warning about classified leaks harming arms talks and Middle East diplomacy.
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Democratic Party
North
South
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Powier
GM official tells youth profit not a dirty word
A GM vice president assures a group of young people that profit is acceptable for leaders, a retired Beach teacher has swum daily for 43 years and stays healthy, and a Gallup poll shows most Americans call themselves middle of the road or fairly conservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Calif
Gallup Pol
Open visitation in dorms provokes debate at colleges
Russell Kirk notes coeducation campuses adopting open visitation policies. He cites Lake Superior State College and others where hours vary. Critics warn of privacy loss and safety risks from unrestricted access, including incidents of violence and intruders in dorms.
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Michigan
Lake Superior State College
Sault Ste. Marie
Woods Runners
Lake Superior
John C. McCabe
England
America
New York University
Mr. McCabe
U.S
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Bedlam
Sou
Legislators listed for Southern Alameda County constituencies
U S senators and congressmen with districts covering parts of South County are named with offices in Washington. Also listed are state senators and assembly members for Alameda County areas including Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Livermore Amador Valley San Lorenzo and Oakland portions. Letters go to the State Capitol Sacramento 014.
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U.S
South County
Alan Crensten
Senate
Washington
George P. Miller
Rayburn
Washington, D.C
San Leandro
Desiro Valley
San Lorenzo
Livermore- Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
East Oakland
Don Edwards
Cannon Bilig
Ith
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Nicholas C. Petris
John W. Helmdal
Clark L. Bradley
Alameda County
Livermore-Amador Valley
Castro Valley
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Relert W. Crown
State Capitol
Sacramento
Decline of valor ethic blamed for military ills
In Washington Report military analyst AGB Metcalf argues Nixon era policies fail to mobilize the public against defense risks. Col David Hackworth blames decline on erosion of heroic leadership, citing Morris Janowitz and wartime memories, urging a return to valor to restore U.S. strength and resolve.
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Washington
AGB
Metcalf
Nixon
Defense
Joint Chiefs
Nison
Mathiaso
Pentagon
Melvin Laird
Muskle
Terval Moorer
David Hackworth
Washington Post
Hackworth
White House
Morris Janowitz
Ngnam
Westmoreland Down
Mul
Dow
Methadone: Lifesaver for Vietnam Heroin Addicts
The piece reports lawmakers fearing a heroin surge among Vietnam veterans and highlights methadone as a less painful, cheaper alternative to wean users off heroin. It cites Beth Israel doctors, pilot programs in Columbus and San Francisco, and public dispensaries in Detroit, Washington, and Philadelphia, noting reduced arrests and welfare claims among treated addicts.
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San Francisco
Harold Hughes
Senate
Vietnam
Utah
Washington D.C
Black Mans’ Development Center
Columbus University
Center For Special Problems
Paul Cushman
Beth Israel
Doug
The Star Spangled Banner and Old Glory Across Time
A compact history of the U.S. flag from its adoption on June 14 1777 through changes in 1795 and 1818, noting five foreign flags over Louisiana and Texas, the 13 stripes and 13 stars evolution, and the guardrails of flag preservation and symbolism. It recalls Washington’s call for a standard, Van Buren’s colonial birth, and the enduring rule that Old Glory may be flown until worn out.
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Congress
John Paul Jones
New Jersey
New Orleans
Louisiana
Texas
France
Spain
Mexico
Republic of Texas
Confederacy
George Washington
Philadelphia
Vermont
Kentucky
Comdr
James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Notable historical events dated this day in history
The entry lists events across years: John Paul Jones born in 1747, William Kidd seized in 1699, Pasteur inoculating a rabies bite victim in 1885, the 1933 All Star Game score 4 2, Lyndon Johnson’s 1968 Central America aid pledge of 85 million, and a Herodotus quote on envy.
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U.S. Navy
John Paul Toney
William Kidd
Boston
England
Louis Pasteur
Paris
Chicago
Lyndon Johnson
Central America
Herodotus
Railpax trims list of passenger trains in San Diego
The San Diego Union reports that Railpax has halved the number of passenger trains still available, narrowing options for riders and signaling major changes in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railpax
SAN Diego Union
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Russell Kirk
Jobin V. Tunney
Washington, Ne
Clude
Holmes Alexander
Con
Paul Harvey
Vet Addicts Bank
Bethesree] Medical Center
Manhattan
Neal
Methadone
Detroit
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London
Flanders
Bataan
Korea
St. George
John Cabot
Jamestown
Plymouth
New England
Salem
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Martin van Buren
United States
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Alaska
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Mati
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