Editorial Page In Our Opinion Man as game
The piece urges hunter safety amid repeated hunting season fatalities caused by carelessness and age. It notes elderly hunters dying on opening days from heart attacks and the young lacking mature judgment, despite safety campaigns. It laments ongoing lethal hunting history and hopes for a future where only legal game is shot.
Should Nixon Not Resign An Essay in Defense
Columnists urge Nixon to resign while arguing against it. The piece rebuts common reasons for resignation, defending Nixon's firmness abroad, economic resilience during Watergate, the integrity of investigations, and cautions against avoiding confrontation by quitting. It emphasizes accountability without losing stability.
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Hitler
Britain
England
Nixon
Washington
Justice Department
Congress
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Biddeford Saco Journal Publisher and editors list
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists Wm E Foster Alta W Foster B F Whitehouse W Paul Casavant publisher Charles C Sutton managing editor Gladys M Whitehouse president and treasurer office numbers and staff, with Associated Press rights noted.
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Biddeford
Saco Journal
Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
Associated Press
Steves Mathews
Shannon
Cub
1.3 Million Cadillacs on the Loose Danger in Power Steering
Washington authorities reveal from GM documents that Cadillac knew of a hazardous power steering defect in 1967-72 models. A single metal screen allowed metal chips to pass, risking steering lockups and loss of control. By 1973 Cadillacs gained a magnetic plug, yet 1.3 million remained unrepaired, prompting calls for a DOT investigation and recall.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
General Motors
Cadillac
Center For Auto Safety
Ralph Nader
Detroit
Department of Transportation
Washington Scene in Virginia on Watergate and the Nation
James Reston surveys Charlottesville and Fauquier County as Virginians debate the Watergate crisis and the presidency. He contrasts local moral concern with Washington’s legal battles, urging a共centering civic trust ahead of the 1976 bicentennial while noting Nixon’s loss of public trust and calls for resignation or impeachment.
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James Reston
New York Times
Charlottesville
Fiery Run
Blue Ridge
Watergate
New England
Virginia
Dogwood
University of Virginia
Republic
Washington
Congress
America
Israel
Nixon
Leask
Neghbors
Fauquier County
Capitol Hill
Paul Harvey on private Protestant schools rising in US
Paul Harvey argues America's earliest schools were church-based and private Protestant schools are expanding as public schools face misbehavior, busing, and funding worries. He cites Memphis enrollment down 16,500 with 8 new private schools, Catholic closures, and a rise in non-Catholic private schools across states.
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Paul Harvey
America
Young Paul
Paul
U.S. News and World Report
Memphis
Tenn
East
South
California
Kansas City
National Association of Christian Schools
Wheaton
Grand Rapids
Mich
ITT Critiques Journal Column On Prosector's Info And Kleindienst Hearings
ITT declares Jack Anderson's November 6 column false claiming special prosecutor's office details. ITT asserts no office has disclosed progress of investigations and endorses the ITT testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee as truthful. The company criticizes the column as inconsistent with prior public knowledge and rejects perjury accusations.
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Edict, Journal
Jack Anderson
Special Prosecutor's Office
Senate Judiciary Committee
Special Prosecutor
Anderson
ITT
Senae Judiciary Committee
Wevee
Coxichardson
Impy
Robert H. Sykes
Public Information International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Park Ave
N.Y
New York
The Imperial Presidency and the Republic Question
A critique of Arthur Schlesinger Jr s The Imperial Presidency argues the United States has become an imperial power with a vast global network and client states, outgrowing a simple republican structure. It notes Congress struggles with overseas decisions and that disengaging from empire is unlikely given interdependence.
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Jackson
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Raphael
Schlesinger
United States
Republic
White House
Richard Nixon
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Caribbean
Representative Assembly
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Berlin
Middle East
South Pacific
Afghanistan
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