Editorial Page In Our Opinion Space program will Feel money pinch
NASA faces budget squeezes as Congress trims its funding from the prior level and Nixon weighs a stance. With Apollo wrapping up, officials fear reduced momentum and a lack of future targets could erode the nation’s space capability after 1969. A priorities plan will be key for Nixon.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
NASA
Nixon
Johnson
Gold in mattresses haunts De Gaulle era forum warning
Investor Forum discusses gold hoarding in France and US fiscal risks. It notes $4 billion of French gold hidden, reserves declined by $1.169 billion from May to October 1968, and warns that inflation and deficits threaten the dollar. It recommends caution for stock investors and suggests keeping telephone shares for now.
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Harry C
France
Charles de Gaulle
Tse
America
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Three Minutes A Day on Alienation Among College Students
A student alienation overview cites Dr. Halleck of the University of Wisconsin noting symptoms such as avoidance of commitment, communication gaps with parents, severe depression, concentration problems, unfulfilling sexual behavior, and drug use. The piece suggests personal contact and a Christian example as possible remedies, quoting John 13:15 to urge acts of service.
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Halleck
University of Wisconsin
Biddeford Lace Journal Publishes Daily Rates Notice
Biddeford Maine issue lists subscription prices payable in advance: one month $2.60, six months $15.50. Publisher credited as Paul Casavant with editorial and business departments noted. Associated Press rights stated for local news.
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Adams Street
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Semnaing Eater Telephone Business
The
Associated Press
Biddeford
Oil man Bob Anderson Influence on Nixon Cabinet
Washington column notes Atlantic Richfield chairman Robert O Anderson urged Nixon on Cabinet choice and may affect Interior, with Alaska oil fields and Wally Hickel linked to the post. Hickel, former Anchorage Gas chair, would guide federal lands policy in Alaska affecting oil firms. Johnson-like caution on pre inauguration statements cited.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Robert Orville Anderson
Atlantic-Richfield
Anderson
P Rre
Robert B. Anderson
Eisenhower
Obert O. Anderson
Roswell
Ed Meacham
Jae Ae
New Mexico
Atlantic- Richfield Combine
Alaska
Bob Anderson
Wally Hickel
Regin
Alasa
Stewart Udall
Gov. Hickel
Secretary of the Interior
The
Hickel
Anchorage Natural Gas Company
Cook Inlet
Anchorage
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Walter Hickel
Seattle
Washington State
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Interior Department
Julia Butler Hansen
Mayors' world problems and unhelpful cures
Washington columnist Don McLean mocks John Lindsay and Milwaukee mayor Henry Maier for proposing grand fixes to poverty and defense spending. Lindsay urges shifting spending to domestic programs while lamenting defense costs. Maier critiques Agnew's remarks on poverty grants, noting confusion and Greeklike rhetoric amid political humor. The piece ends wryly on crime and riots during televised violence.
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Don Maclean
Washington
John Lindsay
Bey
New York City
New York
Hsa
Ripon Society
Jay
Lindsay
Nixon
Lindsey
Gen
Lindsay Wizard of Oz
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Congress of Cities
Yor Maier
S. Gomationt
Maier
The Cabinet Shuffle and a Womanly Twist
The article riffs on the new cabinet appointees being “Big Men” with “extra dimensions.” It hints Dick Nixon’s team has a planned media angle and sexualized framing behind announcements. It suggests Rusk and others may be sidelined as Dick shelves them.
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Nixon
Richard
Washington
Dean Rusk and Associates
Nixon’s Bold Yet Quietly Experimental Cabinet Moves
Washington observers view President elect Nixon’s cabinet as fundamentally conservative yet oddly experimental. Kissinger is seen to review NSC structures rather than mirror past coordination. Moynihan heads urban affairs to test centralized city policy, while Finch Romney and Sears will push major GOP reorganizing and policy innovation.
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NEA
Washington
Sesponden Washington
Richard Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
McGeorge Bundy
Walt W. Rostow
Kissinger
National Security Council
Daniel P
Pat) Moynihan
Nixon
Moynihan
Dhain
John P. Sears
White House
National Republican Party
Counry
Sears
Storm King project sparks Hudson valley preservation clash
Russell Kirk warns against industrial schemes harming the Hudson Valley landscape. He contrasts Con Edison Storm King Mountain plans with pumped storage ideas, arguing for preserving scenic views around West Point while noting higher costs and greater efficiency of alternative power methods.
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Consolidated Ed of
New York
Storm Mountain
Cornwall
York
Con Edison
Constitution Island Association
West Point
Hudson
Storm King Mountain
Highlands
Nis
Nine Mile Point
Lake Ontario
Doychildren
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National Trust For Historic Preservation
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