Conservatism in the U S A by Joseph C Harsch
The piece critiques the decline of U S conservatism after Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon, faulting Agnew’s misconduct and the Nixon administration’s negative domestic program. It argues conservatives need positive policy proposals and clearer articulation of both conservative and liberal viewpoints.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Newsweek Magazine
Theodore White
Mr. White
United States
Mr. Agnew
Agnew
Watergate
Washington
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Fire destroys Levi Thompson home on South Stream road
A fire of unknown origin leveled Levi B Thompson's residence on South Stream road Monday afternoon near Beech and Branch Streets. Fire chief John E Gibney said the blaze progressed too far for saving the property as four village engines fought the flames.
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Levi B. Thompson
South Stream Road
Beech
Branch Streets
John E. Gibney
Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Bennington High School
Bennington
Raymond Waite
South Road
Sunderland
Kansas
East Arlington
Ford and Fordism in 1968 Slickery and Sleaze
A critical portrait of Gerald Ford as seen through 1968 comments by Lyndon Johnson and others. The piece contends Ford lacked principle, cites his support for Nixon’s Supreme Court picks, and recounts alleged conflicts of interest, muckraking literature, and questionable campaign finance dealings. It notes Ford’s image in Grand Rapids and his resignation from a bank directorship amid scrutiny, finishing with a grim jab at Nixon’s Easter prayer moment.
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Lyndon Johnson
Ford
Nixon
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Carswell
William O. Douglas
Grand Rapids
Washington
Old Kent
Richard M. Gillett
Robert N. Winter - Berger
Dell Publishers
John W. McCormack
Claiborne Pell
Johnson
Mitchell
McCormack
Martin Sweig
Nathan Voloshen
Jerry
Winter- Berger
White House
Letter to Senator Aiken on Nixon and Cambodia War
A letter to Senator George Aiken expresses concern over President Nixon and the Cambodia war. It accuses Nixon of contempt for law, criticizes keeping bombing campaigns, and claims the Watergate era shows governance at odds with Congress and public interests. The writer urges readers to protest and engage Congress.
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Congress
Washington
Sen
George Aiken
George D. Aiken
Senate
Washington, D.C
Aiken
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Richard Nixon
G.i.s
Cambodia
Nixon Aides Face Probes Over Secrecy Watergate Policy
The letter criticizes the Nixon administration for secrecy and alleged budget misuses. It cites the General Accounting Office findings on Cambodia and fund allocations to Nixon’s homes, arguing for impeachment and stronger adherence to law and Congress. It references Archibald Cox and Elliot Richardson, plus comment by Yale president Kingman Brewster.
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General Accounting Office
U.S
Cambodia
Congress
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Florida
California
White House
Veterans of Foreign Wars
New Orleans
Elliot Richardson
Spiro Agnew
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Yale Law
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YMCA
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Stamford
Water Department
Oriskany
Vietnam
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China
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North Bennington Road
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