Editorials Viewpoint: American Voters Do Have A Choice
A Worcester man Jacob J. Gordon declares as a candidate for president on the National Government ticket. His platform calls for immediate Vietnam troop withdrawal, guaranteed income, new federal hires, banning lawyers as judges, abolishing the national debt and unions, and drastic tax cuts. He says three million government jobs await with no references needed.
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Jacob J. Gordon
Worcester
Mass
United States
Gordon
Vietnam
God
New York City
Haldeman Quoted as Nixon Campaign Power Behind the Scenes
Miami Beach report identifies H. R. Haldeman as the chief influence guiding Nixon’s 1968 and 1972 campaigns. It notes his roles, the November Group ad agency, and key staff his decisions propelled. The piece also mentions Thomas Watson of IBM shifting toward Nixon.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
Clark MacGregor
H. R. Haldeman
White House
Haldeman
Harry Robbins Haldeman
Bob
Richard Nixon
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sen
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
California
Golden State
Better America Foundation
Halderan
Salvation Army
Christian Science Monitor
Thomas Watson
Watson
IBM
Fragmented Sports Quotes From An Unclear Transcript
A garbled passage presents partial quotes about negotiations and a Sunday basket event. Many words are misspelled or cut off, making it hard to identify people, places, or a clear event. The readable bits mention a Sunday and a basket but lack coherent context or names.
Good Men Need No Guns in Greek Colonels Rule
ERNEST CUNEO argues the Greek colonels govern with simplistic, repressive logic. He notes harsh penalties for gun possession and marijuana, limited press freedom, and a population leaning toward voting support amid strong military pride and a storied naval legacy.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Greece
Water pills cause fatigue from mineral loss warns doctor
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains that many water pills cause loss of sodium and potassium, leading to fatigue and a washed out feeling. He cautions against counteractive salt intake, recommends discussing dose adjustments with a physician, and notes effects vary with heat and activity. The piece ends with a biblical quote.
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
McGovern Visit to LBJ Ridiculed in Texas Letter
Lester Alford, a Texas Republican for Nixon, mocks Sen. McGovern in a letter to The Sun. He jokes about the McGovern Crawl and asks Johnson to reveal voting habits in Duvall County, suggesting that is all McGovern could gain in Texas. The writer signs from 1508 N Fifth.
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the Sun
Sen
George McGovern
Lyndon Johnson
Texas Ranch
McGovern
Mr. Johnson
Duvall County
Johnson
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Staff Listings
Baytown Sun lists editorial and advertising department roles led by Dwight Mandy Vue Browat as editor and publisher and General Manager. It notes office management, executive editors, and advertising division heads and confirms publication details and post office classification in Baytown Texas.
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Grass
Baytown
Texas Post Ofice
Berar Congress di Marend
Memorial Drive
Texas
General
U 5 Suduesam Press Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Tre Rescriate
Secretive Nixons Doral hotel setup before 1972 renomination
A columnist recalls heightened security and hush hush at the Doral hotel on Aug 17 as Nixon aides prepare for renomination. He notes a classified burn bag, restricted access, and a tightly controlled environment with an army command post and heavy security, calling it an organized nonevent.
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Miami Beach
NEA
Nixon
Doral
Jack Anderson
J. Edgar Hoover
Key Biscayne
Rogers Morton
Robert Dole
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Agnew
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Dwight Chapin
J. Walter Thompson
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John Erlichman
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Larry
Big L
Edselin
New York
Thomas
Eagleton
Uli
Peloponnesus
Nearas
Europe
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Athens
Themistocles
Lawrence E. Lamb
Che Baytown Sun
Presta Pender
Jim Fintey
Wanda
Paul Puma
Dwight Mandy Vue Browat
Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Bruce Biossat
Herbert Klein
van Shumway
Fred Malek
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