Nixon speech aimed to rally supporters with positive polarization
Washington columnist argues Nixon uses the bully pulpit to frame government paralysis over Watergate while claiming savings and budget controls are immune. The piece critiques economic policy, Senate votes, and the political strategy to divide the nation ahead of Watergate inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Will
Washington Post
L.A. Times
Washington
National Review
Nixon
Nebraska
White House
Congress
Gallup
House
Senate
Robert Byrd
D-W. Va
Peoria
Senate Watergate Committee
Ervin
Baker
St. Augustine
God
Nixon plan could be started to revive Year of Europe
Kissinger's pending confirmation as secretary of state could jump start Nixon's Year of Europe efforts. The piece notes strained Western alliances amid Watergate, detente, and internal U S turmoil, and suggests Kissinger may push a new Atlantic Charter and quicker European outreach despite scheduling and Vienna talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Ryan
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Europe
Senate
Kissinger
U.S
Vienna
Messenger Publishing Co. subscription rates notice
Athens Ohio public notice listing daily and Sunday newspaper prices. Rates include carrier and tube delivery options, various weekly and annual mail plans for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. Includes postal classifications and publisher address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
The
Messenger Publishing Co
Johnson Road
Nobody Drowned At Watergate Controversy in Washington
Nicholas von Hoffman reports on the Seventh Biennial Convention of Young Americans for Freedom in Washington. He notes a clash between idealized expectations of a vibrant conservative gathering and the reality of a city viewed as corrupt and unimpressed by the movement. The piece surveys media interest and the mood of YAF attendees amid political fallout and public skepticism.
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Mr. Nixon
Congress
Nixon
Sen
Lowell Weicker
Washington
Young Americans For Freedom
Buckley
Churchill
House of Commons
Washington Post
Agnew
Williams
Kennedy
Melvin Laird
Sherry Shealy
Peach Tree Queen
South Carolina
Ayn Rand
Thomas Jefferson
YAF
FBI
Woody Jenkins
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
ITT
Yaffer and Yaffette
YAF Convention Shows Fractured Tory Youth Following
Report on a Youth for America gathering reveals tensions among candidates, Buckley’s influence, and a Libertarian fringe. Voters debate Nixon era policy, anti abortionism, and anti amnesty as Buckley’s charm contrasts with shifting loyalties and a wary, restless youth, including a Louisiana legislator.
Specialization Increases Tree Trouble in Washington
In a humorous Washington tale a man recounts hiring a sequence of specialists for a dying oak. From a tree surgeon to a limb man to a root man and finally a stonemason, escalating costs reveal the hazards of over tailoring a single problem and the punchline urges finding a good overall tree surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chevy Chase
Today in History highlights and birthdays
On this date in history several events are noted including Henry Hudson discovering Delaware Bay in 1609 and the 1833 ban on slavery in the British empire. Birthdays for Ingrid Bergman and Ben Gazzara are listed. Thought for today asks about parental advice and Buckley resumes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Henry Hudson
Delaware Bay
Venice
Austria
Andrew Carnegie
Hague
White House
Washington
New Georgia
Solomons
Albany
Chicago
Nixon
Ingrid Bergman
Ben Gazzara
Ohio aims to study cancer links and causes statewide
Ohio health officials plan a cancer epidemiology and surveillance program to identify patterns linking occupational, nutritional, environmental, and infectious factors to cancer. The unit, funded at about 50 000 dollars in its first year, will map cancer incidence by county and use records from a prior federal program and hospitals to build statewide data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
John Ackerman
State Health Department
Marigene Valiquette
D-11
Toledo
Ackerman
Department of Finance
Valiquette
Health Department
Parker Brothers Sells Holland Piano at Discount Prices
Fifty years ago in Athens Parker Brothers offered a Holland piano at 528 dollars for a player piano and 328 dollars for a regular piano The deal included an 18 dollar bench free delivery and tuning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Brothers
Athens
Holland
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America
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Brickr
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Connecticut
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Imi
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