Paper Jungle Must Be Limited Editorial
In Our Opinion the federal paper burden grows yearly with 5 billion new records created at $3 per square foot. Small businesses pay at least $2 billion annually for information demanded by Washington. Since the Hoover Commission, red tape has doubled. A new commission with power to enforce Congress approved reforms is needed.
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Washington Dispatch
Washington
Hoover Commission
Eisenhower
Bureau of the Budget
Hoover
Congress
Nixon by the polls a yo yo not doom yet
Virginia Payette notes presidential popularity swings show Nixon as low as 41 and as high as 69 over time. She argues polls reflect voter sentiment and the underdog effect, citing past leaders’ peaks after crises or events, and cautions against misreading a single rating as fate.
Three Minutes A Day at Memphis Talk Ends With Class of Plumbers
West Tennessee mayors came to Memphis for a conference but were told the meeting moved to a vocational school. Joe Hopper spoke to a class of student plumbers, thinking the crowd responded poorly. He mused that many mayors may have aged out since last year and noted the audience seemed blank. The speech stressed clear communication and influenced by a biblical exhortation to be instruments of truth.
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Joe Hopper
West Tennessee
Memphis
Biddeford and Saco Journal Masthead Notice
The Biddeford and Saco Journal lists Alta W Foster B F C Whitehouse W Paul Casavant publisher Charles C Sutton managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse president and treasurer with the business office and editorial department contact numbers and publication details for Biddeford Maine and Associated Press information along with subscription rates and national advertising representation.
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W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
Colson Confesses White House Snooping Links to Watergate
Washington notes that Charles Colson testified in a May deposition about Hunt’s secret trips to New England to dig into Senator Kennedy’s role after Chappaquiddick. He described an ITT memo tie, a Denver interview on Dita Beard, and an attack-group coordinating surrogate candidates. The piece also details Continental Investment Corp money flowing to Senator Sparkman’s campaign and the associated brokerage fee extension benefits.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
White House
New England
E. Howard Hunt
Edward Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Charles Colson
Democratic National Committee
Colson
Hunt
Demott
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Denver
Dita Beard
Nixon
Haiphong Harbor
Jeb Magruder
Howard Hunt
Gordon Liddy
McGovern
John F. Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
John Sparkman
D-Ala
John Horne
Sparkman
Continental Investment Corp
Horne
iSparkman
Senate Banking Committee
Continental
C. Robert Strader
Senator Sparkman
Reasoner
William Reasoner
Strader
Watergate
Hitler boom seen in books and film sparks mixed views
MacLean laments a surge of Hitler books and a new film starring Alec Guinness while noting a growing public fascination with Nazi history. He worries about glamorization, urges caution, and criticizes lax laws against displaying vile ideologies amid political jabs about Republicans and conventions.
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Hitler
Alec Guinness
Berlin
White House
No. 10
Downing Street
Germany
Rommmel
Afrika Korps
Washington Scene on Politics and Watergate TV
James Reston discusses Nixon era protests against instant analysis of presidential statements by television. CBS shifts to delayed reaction, highlighting tensions between White House access, network scrutiny, fairness doctrine, and the role of TV in politics amid Watergate.
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James Reston
York Times
Vince Washington
Nixon
Agnew
Columbia Broadcasting System
C.B.S
N.B.C
ABC
William Paley
White House
Cronkite
Walt
Bil Paley
Base House
Paley
John Chancellor
David Brinkley
Howry K. Smith
Harry Reasoner
A.B.C
Vietnam
Watergate
Fai
Congress
Senate
House
Archibald Cox
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
To The Point Counter Reaction To Watergate Emerges
Russell Kirk quotes readers and scholars debating Watergate. Critics charge mass media self righteousness while others urge Christian restraint and prayer for leaders. A Minnesota professor links leaks to election timing and suggests Nixon should have openly stated the national security dilemma post election.
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Missouri
Guile
Christian Charity
Minnesota
Europe
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Alta W. Foster
B. F. C. Whitehouse
Mathews-Shannon
En Inc
3Rd Ave
New York City
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LAL Tints
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