Editorial Page In Our Opinion Nixon Must Wait
The piece argues Nixon faces a delayed start as president with Johnson's budget for 1970 shaping federal spending. It notes Nixon will control less than 30 cents of each dollar, while built in growth could raise outlays by 7 to 10 billion without new laws. It concludes Nixon chose the job and must wait for it to begin shaping the budget.
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Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means
Swiss numbered accounts lure gossip and govts alike
Impressions of Inez argue Swiss numbered bank accounts captivate with glamour, intrigue, and a whispering mythos. The piece cites talks with Switzerland to curb secret accounts, recalls Evita Peron and rumors of Eva Duarte, and lampoons the mystique around hidden fortunes and the stubborn refusals of bankers to reveal names or release funds.
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Inez
Switzerland
Arantee
Mobh
Rust H
Uncle Sam
Washington
Justice Department
Eva Duarte
Peron
Evita
Eva Duarté
Cate
Evita Peron
Duarte
Depos
Argentina
Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher Info
Daily newspaper from Biddeford Maine lists Adams Street address and staff including Casavant as publisher and Ingalls as managing editor. Subscription rates shown: one month two dollars sixty cents six months fifteen fifty. notes Associated Press rights and second class postage.
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Adams Street
Maine
W. Paw Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated P
Associated Press
AP News
Biddeford
Dodd Probe Accelerates as Agencies Intensify Inquiry
The Justice Department FBI and Internal Revenue Service have stepped up their probe into Senator Tom Dodd with a focus on possible income tax violations. Walter Kenny, Dodd's attorney, now works full time for the Senate, prompting ethics concerns as Kenny pressed witnesses and sought derogatory information about the senator’s accusers. The investigation also explores Dodd’s financing and legal expenses, with reports that a top New York law firm billed the Senate for defense. Meanwhile, House Commerce Committee review cites television’s role in Chicago violence and demonstrates bias by TV crews, accusing CBS of heavily shaping coverage to demonize Chicago and the Democrats.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Justice Department
Adamston Powell
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Walter Kenny
Senate
Kenny
Dodd
Mike O'Hare
Terry Golden
O'Hare
Glen Cooper
Internal Revenue
California
Connecticut
Bahamas
Congress
Senate Ethics Committee
Office
Cahill, Gordon, Reindel and O
New York City
NBC Be
NBC
House Commerce Committee
Chicago
Walker
Daniel Walker
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention
House
Miami Beach
Richard Daley
Daley
CBS
Hubert Humphrey
Mac's World Annual Letter to Santa by Don Maclean
Washington columnist crafts a satirical annual letter to Santa, listing whimsical political gifts for public figures and institutions. The piece lampoons government motives, national figures, and policy twists with sharp, era-specific targets and a holiday tone.
Smokey the Bear Campaign Against Tobacco
The Needle Smokey the Bear conducts a campaign against tobacco. Oldtimers insist smoking is a manly habit despite harm. Some friends quit smoking for lighter lives, but without smoke there is no ice. Wives tolerate a smelly bear better than a cranky old man.
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Smokey
U.S. aid should build representative institutions overseas
Washington argues economic aid must reinforce democratic growth not oligarchic power. By backing banking access, land reform, and local development, aid can broaden farmer ownership and spur mobility. Caution is urged against aid that strengthens moneylenders or military cliques, especially in South Vietnam, without democratic progress.
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NEA
Washington
U. S
Japan
Latin America
U.S
South Vietnam
Cities Guarding Heritage See Payoff In Renewal
Russell Kirk argues cities that preserve architecture and historic districts gain tourism and livability. Savannah attracts about 10 million annually. New Orleans relies on the Vieux Carre for up to 150 million in tourism. Mobile hopes half a million visitors as revitalization plans unfold, while St. Louis shows losses as old structures vanish. Preservation is framed as prudent investment, not museum conversion.
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Uncle Mig
Finis
Buenos Aires
Evita Peron
Juan Peron
Argentina
Evita
National Trust of Historic Preservation
Penny— Nature Conservancy
Ohio Branch
National Trust
Mobile Historic Development Commission
Crass
Hope Springs
Savannah
Oglethorpe
New Orleans
Vieux Carre
Mobile
Church Street East
DeTonti Square
St. Louis
Mississippi
America
Yesteryear
TS. Elist
Half-frozen survivor clings to life after 21 hours at sea
A 25-year-old Springfield Oregon resident was swept from shore while surf fishing beneath a 300-foot cliff. He fought waves for an hour, limped ashore shoeless with torn hands and feet, and was hoisted to safety by rescuers after a 21-hour ordeal. He was hospitalized to recover while authorities note hopeful perseverance amid crises. The report blends survivor tale with religious reflection and assorted unrelated lines.
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Springgfield
Oregon
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Don Maclean
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Santa
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Ev Dirksen
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Bill Manchester
Iron Cross
Herb Klein
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Gen
Curtis LeMay
George Romney
Richard Nixon
Sen
Wayne Morse
Robert Packwood
Hubert Hum
Bu_ McCarthy
George Wallace
Ho Chi Minh
Spiro Agnew
Decay Macless
Mel Laird
Harold Coffin
Washington News
BY Russell Kirk
James Keller
Mark
Gwendolyn
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