A Conservative View: Kelso Theory In Puerto Rico Talks
In San Juan, Louis O. Kelso, likened to Copernicus, advocates a public private Proprietary Fund for Puerto Rico. The plan pairs worker investment with government matching, creating a $20 million pool to earn dividends and potentially replace welfare over 10 20 years while boosting private enterprise.
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James Kilpatrick
Louis O. Kelso
Puerto Rico
San Juan
P.R
Observatory Hill
Copernicus
Luis A. Ferre
Kelso
Comsat
Commonwealth
Ferre
Athens Messenger masthead history and staff list
The Athens Messenger publishes a historical masthead from its Athens Ohio office listing founders publishers and editorial staff over the years. The notice names Frederick W Bush Gordon K Bush and G Ke Fred W Weber along with M W McDargh and Charles W Reamer in various leadership roles.
Suburban gain may swing control of the House by 2000
Analysis based on population projections says by 2000 suburban districts could hold a majority of the 435 House seats rising from 145 in 1970 to 259 by 2000. It notes the one man one vote rule and shifting regional growth as key factors shaping representation.
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Kelso
Lydia Pinkham
Ferre
Copernicus
House of Representatives
U. S. Commission On Population Growth
Congress
U.S. Senate
Controversy Over Hughes Interview Press Conference
Analyzing the Hughes voice conference to reveal if the press was used. Reporters and editors debate if the telephoned appearance was genuine or a hoax, with questions about embargo timing and access. The piece notes Hughes refusal to let direct in person questioning and the press agents push for voice tests.
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New York Times
Gladwin Hill
Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
McGraw-Hill
Life Magazine
Dick Hannah
Hughes
Hill
Wayne Thomis
Chicago Tribune
Vernon Scott
UPI
Jim Bacon
Hearst
Gene Handsaker
Roy Neal
NBC
Marvin Miles
Los Angeles Times
Sheraton Universal Hotel
North Hollywood
Neal
Nat Hentoff
Village Voice
Hannah
Gene Roberts
the Times
Irving
Roberts
Norman Isaacs
Columbia School of Journalism
Newsday
Press Used Ormis Hughes Story As Major Publicity Event
The dialogue details how press coverage amplified a high profile interview sequence involving Irving Hughes. Editors and reporters discuss strategy, selective disclosure, and the media’s role in shaping the narrative with major outlets like The Times and Newsday running extensive coverage.
Nixon Approval Holds At 49 Percent In Gallup Poll
Gallup Princeton survey shows 49 percent of Americans approve of Nixon’s job handling with 50 percent disapproving. Conducted Jan 7–9 in 250 locales, the poll also finds college students more critical overall, freshmen leaning pro, seniors with majority disapproval.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
Nixon
Congress
Virginia
Vietnam
Maryland
Illinois
Roosevelt
Gallup
Letters to the Editor Policy and Athens Messenger info
Readers are invited to submit letters to the editor with preference for concise pages. The Athens Messenger lists postage, subscription, and mailing details, delivery routes, and office address at 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701 for second class matter.
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Associated Press
D&s
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West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Housing opens political path to race harmony in 1970 race
Washington Insight argues housing policy could shape the 1970 race, with failures in urban public housing and costly suburban zoning driving a new coalition. Court rulings in Chicago and Atlanta push metropolitan plans, HUD’s Dayton Plan spreads public housing, and TACLE aims to rebuild downtowns. Congressional action by Sparkman and Ashley could propel urban housing reform.
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Washington
Chicago
Guatreau
Atlanta
Crow
Fulton County Commissioners
Federal District Court
George Romney
HUD
Dayton
Ohio
Center City
Washington, D. C
Hartford
Conn
White House
Nixon
Congress
John Sparkman
Alabama
Thomas L. Ashley
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