Attribution Dispute Over Unnamed Sources Rocks Washington
The debate over background briefings and unattributed information widens to involve President Nixon. The Washington Post identified Kissinger as the source for stories on Nixon possibly delaying a Moscow trip, prompting criticism of backgrounders and calls for more attribution from the State Department and White House press corps.
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Athens Messenger 1971 Christmas Week Edition
Athens Ohio Daily Publishes December 28 1971 issue listingstaff and leadership including Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush G K Fred W Weber M W McDargh Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter with Dec 28 1971 date and Athens address
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Devaluation Aims to Create 500000 to 750000 Jobs
Peter J. Petersen outlines that currency devaluation could add 500000 to 750000 jobs over two years by boosting US exports and reducing unemployment. He notes a 12 percent effective devaluation could lift the balance of trade and add billions in value, while the unemployment rate could fall to about 5 percent.
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War in Indochina anniversary notes shifting US role
The piece marks 25 years since the Viet Minh French conflict began, noting Vietnam's ongoing struggle, reduced US combat presence, and potential future American support levels. It describes troop build ups near the DMZ, Cambodian movement, and forecasts of tests in 1947 while citing Pentagon and global power dynamics.
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Indochina at summit focus as powers pay for war
The piece argues the war in Indochina depends on big powers in Moscow and Peking and Washington. It notes U S costs of 2 to 3 billion dollars annually and questions how long the American public will sustain funding. It emphasizes a Nixon path to end the conflict via a major power agreement.
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High Court may curb activist rulings as new justices join
The article foresees a restrained Supreme Court with William Rehnquist and Lewis Powell joining, signaling possible limits on liberal rulings and potential reexamination of Miranda standards and death penalty issues, while awaiting a full nine-member bench.
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Goldwater on Nixon Insurgency and GOP Unity
Buckley analyzes Barry Goldwater comments on challenging Nixon from the right in New Hampshire. He notes Goldwater warns of threats to the party and world freedom, while questioning what conservatives have done to avert such dangers during Nixon’s presidency and Democratic dominance in Congress.
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Ashbrook Race Signals Conservative Leaning Ahead of N H Primary
The piece discusses Barry Goldwater's stance on defense and party policy amid John Ashbrook's New Hampshire challenge against Richard Nixon. It notes Goldwater's past criticisms of high budgets and urges conservatives to balance opposition to incumbents with strategic political action. It portrays Ashbrook’s entry as a revitalizing drive in conservatism despite fears of counterproductive tactics.
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