Tidbit on government costs echoes Will Rogers satire
Editorial notes that Will Rogers would likely see today’s government spending as wasteful and failing to improve essential services. The piece argues that entrusting matters to others may yield a poor outcome, with costs rising far beyond Rogers’s era.
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Christmas Crimes Surge Revealed by Harvey Analysis
Paul Harvey notes holiday violence rises in December with murder and theft peaking before Christmas. Police and experts attribute crime spikes to guilt, social pressure, drinking, and covetousness intensified by advertising and alcohol.
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New York City
Detroit
Donald Kolehmainen
San Francisco
Tim Cadigan
Murray
Santa Claus
el Paso
Texas
Arturo Islas
Esquire Magazine
Earl Sherris
Split Infinitives Enter The Public Eye In 1970s Commentary
Theodore Bernstein explains the rising acceptance of split infinitives amid Nixon era discourse. He notes examples from daily writing and forecasts their growing use, tracing the word infinitive to Latin origins and describing how grammarians once clamped down.
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Nixon
Grammaeriens
Consortium
Theodore M. Bernstein
The
New York Times Syndicate
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead and Staff
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Alla W Foster and Ff C Whitehouse among editors and staff with Gladys M Whitehouse as president and treasurer. Publishing details include Pau Casavant as publisher and Charles C Sutton as managing editor with business office editors.
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Ff. C. Whitehouse
Pau Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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Washington press mourns Nixon disclosures and moral decline
Washington editors reflect on Nixon's presidency as the nation shifts from praise to dismay over Watergate style crimes. They note the high initial newspaper support, the subsequent crimes linked to the Nixon era, and the tarnishing of a presidency once seen as noble.
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Nixon
National Press Club
White House
FBI
CIA
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Washington Skins
Redskins
Rockefeller eyes future with new commission on critical choices
James Reston reports Rockefeller gathering national leaders for a nonpartisan study on energy, food from oceans, and global links shaping the 1980s. The effort mirrors the 1960s Prospect for America and signals a Presidential bid while facing campaign finance limits and doubts about 1976.
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New York
Gov. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
America
Center For International Studies
Harvard
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Commission On
Kissinger
Treasury Shultz
Gerald Ford
Senate
Hugh Scott
Willam Paley
C.bs
George Woods
World Bank
Ivan Allen
Atlanta
J. Irwin Miller
Indiana
Sol Linowitz
Johnson
Park Lane
Quotations From Churchill Nathan Jones and Others
A collection of memorable quotes from Churchill Nathan Jones Cicero and Johnson on mind change art of theater money rights and law. The remarks span views on persuasion progress and human behavior.
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Franklin P. Jones
Cicero
Nixon and press discussed at Duke law session in The Nation Press
In New York a Nixon portrait faced law students as three journalists debated press freedom versus responsibility. The talk traced Nixon's impact on journalism amid Watergate coverage and public interest in the press watchdog role.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Law School
Nixon
Duke
America
Truman
Dewey
Watergate
Spiro Agnew
Washington
Siloes
White House
Associated Press
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Irwin Smallwood
Greensoro
N.C
Seanne Reedy
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