What Wrath Could Be Justified At Nixon White House
Washington column questions why Nixon aides are angry and defiant. It argues they lie, misuse power, and deny truth while offering no honorable cause, urging readers to demand accountability over partisan wrath and defend democratic principles.
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CARE Thanks New England Donors For 1973 Gift Total
A Year end note from CARE in The Banner expresses deep appreciation to New England residents for generosity that surpassed 1 million dollars. The letter notes broad support across communities as the year closes and thanks donors for their aid to relief efforts.
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CARE receipts 14 million in overseas donations in 1973
CARE reports 1973 worldwide public donations of 14 165 680 with New Englanders contributing 1 181 000 a 20 percent rise. The charity provided over 91 million in aid through self help and shared cost programs reaching 33 people in 36 nations.
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Bennington College students set out to see the world
Bennington's 160 young women depart for two months with field studies across metropolitan United States Mexico the West Indies and Europe Each group aims to connect travel with college interests Political and economics students will observe governments and financial issues Art students will return with art works and criticism Literature students will submit critical essays and poems One student studies nonsense verse The policy opposes idle vacations and encourages active inquiry
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In fairness to President Nixon
Godfrey Sperling Jr argues that Nixon’s presidency has prompted reflection on ethical conduct in politics. He praises Nixon’s foreign policy gains, notes potential domestic mandate for conservatism, andCredits Watergate with triggering reforms to curb campaign spending and restore public trust in government.
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