Editorial Nixon vs Lincoln on amnesty
The piece argues about how newspapers host opposing views on amnesty and questions the use of Lincoln as a comparative model. It notes Times coverage of Vietnam exile debates and contrasts Lincoln’s selective pardons with Nixon era policy, asserting the 1973 context differs greatly from Lincoln’s Civil War actions.
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Nixon Vs. Lincoln
New York Times
Canada
Sweden
the Times
Patrick J. Buchanan
Buchanan
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
United States
Vietnam
Nixon
Mr. Tages
Nostalgia Meets Policy as Victory Gardens Return
The Nixon era borrows World War II themes to curb prices. Burns urges meatless days, Brennan promotes victory gardens, and officials push citizen-led conservation to ease inflation while recalling Rosie the Riveter and wartime kitchen ethics.
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Washington
Victory Gardens
Rosie the
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Nixon
Florida
New York
Peter J. Brennan
Brennan
Cease-fire at Paris hinges on dominance not peace
AP Special Correspondent notes the Paris conference on Vietnam shows fragile cease-fire gains and little power to end the war. North and South remain locked in a struggle for dominance with prisoner issues and political reach shaping each side.
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Vietnam
William L. Ryan
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Henry Kissinger
Politburo
Pham van Dong
Vo Nguyen Giap
Paris
Indochina
Governors seek answer on money and timing from Washington
In midwinter governors conference Washington remains silent on exact sums and timing of federal aid. They critique White House and Congress budget cuts while debates over revenue sharing unfold. Some say total aid will rise with inflation, others warn governors may become victims of their own push for broader grants.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
White House
Capitol
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Congress
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
National Governors Conference
Nixon
Holton
Mandel
Angora Rabbit Scheme Sours in Comic Failure
A man recounts his failed home money schemes including Angora wool from rabbits. He invested $50, attempted to harvest wool, but the wool vanished and rabbits created mayhem. He sold the rabbits for $25 and vows to try fish worms next, amused by the promise of starting small and growing big.
Navaho medicine men face loss of Medicare support
Psychic magazine reports that for three years the National Institute of Mental Health funded Navaho medicine men, a traditional healer role described as a priest and country doctor. The article notes they provide constant care, use medicines, and sing at length, contrasting with Medicare's limits.
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National Institute of Mental Health
Psychic Magazine
Readers and viewers embrace action lines across media
The rise of action line columns in newspapers and their TV radio counterparts shows growing consumer demand for direct access to services. Editors and stations report high engagement, with hundreds of inquiries weekly, and staff dedicated to addressing reader and viewer complaints.
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Bill O'Shea
Associated Press
Steve Guerber
Action Post
Idaho Statesman
Detroit News
Jim Lycett
Lycett
San Francisco
Action 7
Kgo-Tv
John Brian
Minneapolis
Wcco -Tv
Johnny Carson
Ron Handberg
Chicago
Wls-Tv
Deana Nadeau
The Pioneer Penny Saver Shopper circulation statement
The Pioneer asserts that the Penny Saver Shopper is mailed every Wednesday to 4 255 homes in the out of city area. This is supported by official mailing statements on file at their office and Bemidji Post Office. The Pioneer defends its advertising policy and pledges fair competition and quality service.
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Pioneer
Bemidji
The Cheapest Way to Go
Hal Boyle muses on memory as a travelogue of inner journeys. He notes memory as a crowded world with daily departures and recalls shared scenes from porch evenings to Granny’s pipe, the medicine of childhood, and the social gossip that follows tales of woe.
Tuneful Items Across and Down Puzzle Notes
The image lists across and down clues for a word puzzle with musical terms like melody and tune and various abbreviations. Answers include musical words and related phrases across topics such as instruments, religious terms, and geographic hints.
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Sally
Long Island
Tokyo
Berry's
NEA, Inc
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
North
Peking
Moscow
Kenneth Curtis
Maine
HaRpos Bizarre
Hal Boyle
Grand Canyon
Empire State Building
Niagara Falls
Taj Mahal
Granny
Wiles
Celtic Church
Fideles
Paulo
Brazil
John
God of
Memphis
Quality
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Rome
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