Editorial Page In Our Opinion on Postal Rates
The editorial notes the U S Postal Service faces competition and may make temporary rate increases permanent. It warns many users especially second and third class mail may switch to private carriers as costs rise. It argues expanding costs without service gains invites more competition and questions subsidy versus paying service goals.
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Archie Bunker as Victim Figure in American TV Culture
Paul Harvey analyzes Archie Bunker as a symbol of the frightened American, arguing viewers identify with his standpatters behavior while critics claim the character fuels racism. He contrasts Archie's portrayal with real militant groups and notes how media often shields dissent.
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Whitney Young
Urban League
Norman Lear
Mexico
Carroll O'Connor
Decries Treaty Letter Names Arms Deal Critique
A reader letters column questions the 1972 arms limitation pact. The writer argues the U S gains an American security setback with Soviet missile parity and calls for scrutiny of US concessions and potential bias in reporting. The piece cites John R. Rarick and The Remnant publication as sources.
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Peking
U.S
China
Leningrad
United States
Mindszenty Report
St. Louis
John R. Rarick
Minutemen
Morrison Ave
St. Paul
Minnnesota
Walter L. Matt
Pister
Sino Soviet buildup alarm spans far borders
Washington briefing notes warn of rapid Sino Soviet military buildup along a 5000 mile frontier. Nixon urges peacemaker role while Moscow fears Chinese rocket capabilities and Lop Nor tests. McGovern launches three pronged campaign focusing on defense taxes and welfare reform. Brezhnev and Mao appear robust in private talks.
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Lake
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Wilbur Mills
Senate
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Leonid
Brezhnev
Eddie Fisher alive and well in Las Vegas myth
Columnist jokes about readers ask for facts he cannot provide and confirms Eddie Fisher was last seen singing in Las Vegas. He laughs at unfounded rumors and ridicules persistent memory requests while advising readers to check libraries for scores and archives.
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Washington
Macning
Tommie Faulkner
Eddie Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Las Vegas
Nevada Desert
B.C
Pentagon
Navy
Connally Rivalry Signals Shift of Power in Nixon Admin
Washington analyst notes John Connally, if appointed secretary of State, would push foreign economic policy into State, expanding its powers beyond past decades and potentially sidelining Henry Kissinger. The piece outlines how a Connally-led State could rival Kissinger's influence and reshape interagency coordination amid the dollar policy debate.
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Washington
John Connally
Nixon
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White House
Treasury
Connally
Henry Kissinger
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Nixon Eyes Post-1972 GOP Drive In New York State
President Nixon plans long term party strategy beyond his re election focusing on building a future Republican base on the urban East Coast, especially New York. He aims to detach Irish and Jewish voters from Democrats with targeted appeals while considering top White House posts for allies.
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New York
White House
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Macmillan
London
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Labor Party
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