Growing Unease Darkens Washington Under Nixon
A conservative column portrays a mounting unease in Washington two months after Nixon's reelection. It cites Nixon's remote leadership, limited White House access, unexplained bombing in Vietnam, strained relations with Congress and press, and cabinet shakeups as signs of an unhappy start to his second term.
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The Athens Messenger Staff Roster of 19th 20th Century
The Athens Messenger listing the historic publishing family leadership from Frederick W. Bush to Gordon K. Bush and the era of publishers and editors at Messenger Publishing Company Athens Ohio Route 33 North Johnson Road established 1825 with staff roles including publisher circulation and advertising directors and editors.
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Rue Messenger Publishing Company
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U.S. & Possessions
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Nixon inner circle tightens White House power reshuffle
Article reviews Nixon administration shifts with White House aides obtaining greater authority while cabinet members rotate. Haldeman Ehrlichman Shultz Kissinger and Weinberger are listed as core inner circle with expanded duties. few cabinet posts remain powerful outside the White House.
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George Shultz
Henry Kissinger
Caspar Weinberger
Haldeman
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Kissinger
Weinberger
Mailbag reflections and odd anecdotes from HAL BOYLE
A NY AP column notes readers mail reveals daily fears with heart disease tolls and cancer rates while bird disasters in 1904 Minnesota Iowa killed over a million. Quotations from Roosevelt Swift Burton and Agathocles frame rival fates and human folly.
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Iowa
One in three city residents reported crime victimization
Gallup finds one in three adults in center city areas mugged or robbed in the last 12 months while five types of crime affect suburban residents at lower rates. The nationwide sample of 1,504 adults interviews Dec 8–11 shows 21 percent suffered one or more crimes, with many not reporting to police.
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Gallup
Nixon inflation policy praised in OECD study hits risks of decontrol
Washington insight notes the Nixon administration shows a strong inflation record versus seven major economies led by the United States, with 3.4 percent consumer price rise to 1971 third quarter. It warns continued inflation and argues for selective decontrol while preserving tight money and budget discipline.
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