Nixon faces labor on convention stage in Miami
The editorial lauds Richard Nixon for confronting labor leaders at a Miami convention, calling it a bold moment that united the public with his stand against union hardball. It contrasts Nixon with Theodore Roosevelt and criticizes networks for biased coverage while praising Nixon's direct, unspun appeal to rank and file and housewives alike.
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United States
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George Any
Miami Hall
ABC
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Peat
Jheany
NBC
Weabington
CBS
Daniel Orrhid
Bear Meany
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FBI
Hoover
Isbor
Bethe
Labor
Hayakawa
Atmosphere of Execution Around Butz Hearing
Washington column describes crowd fervor at Senate Agriculture Committee hearings for Dr Earl Butz, comparing it to public executions. Sources call Butz a realist and free enterprise pro farmer, while noting agribusiness ties and political tensions as liberals and conservatives prepare for tough scrutiny.
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Political Representatives for Southern Alameda County
U S Senators Craeshn and Tenmey and Congressman Edwards are listed with Washington offices. State Senators Petrie Helndahl Bradley and Assemblymen Gee Crown Feng are noted as serving parts of Southern Alameda County including Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Castro Valley Oakland and Alameda. Addresses direct readers to the State Capitol Sacramento California.
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der Edwards
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Fremont
Newark
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San Meteo
Nicholas C. Petrie
Jetm W. Helndahl
Clark J. Bradley
Repub- Trean
Alameda County
Livermore Amador
Carlos Gee
Hayward
Overmore-Amador Valley
Robert W. Crown
San Leander
Oeklani
March K. Feng
Ashland
Oekland
Old age and the living dead in public discourse
A controversial riff on aging includes comic lines about burying the elderly and avoiding aging relatives. It cites public officials, federal spending, and studies by HEW and the American Psychological Association. The piece argues seniors live longer, seek support, and deserve humane care rather than apathy or abandonment.
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Meany Targets Nixon At A TECIO Convention
Richard Wilson Meany challenges President Nixon at the Miami convention scene, urging the executive board against basic platform seating and blocking television coverage. Meany accuses Nixon of political maneuvering, threatens labor actions to block wage policy, and prompts analysis of labor’s public support amid 1972 reelection aims.
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History misread on campus and Thanksgiving origins
Henry J. Taylor argues American history is neglected in higher education. A 1960s survey shows most private colleges lack required history courses while state universities fare better. The piece links this gap to public ignorance about Thanksgiving’s true origins from Jamestown and early colonial governance, predating Plymouth.
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Williamsburg
Massachusetts Bay Company
This Day in History Highlights and Quotes
This day marks events from Zachary Taylor’s birth on November 24 to suffrage planning by American women in 1859 and earlier wartime operations. It notes UN Security Council action in 195? and the 1963 Kennedy-era incident in Dallas, ending with a Scottish poet’s hopeful reflection about pain and joy.
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American Women Suffrage Association
Saipan
Tokyo
Security Council
Thant
Lee Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Joe’t Baby
Dallas
Robert Glfi
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