Editorial Page In Our Opinion Knights of labor
The piece notes Labor Day’s origins with the Knights of Labor who began 1882 parades in New York to press for a national holiday. It reflects on 83 years of recognized labor contributions and concludes that workers are valued every day, making a grand holiday display unnecessary.
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Congress
Knights of Labor
New York
Associated Press
Mathews-Shannon Cubben Inc
3Rd Ave
New York City
1976 Republican nomination forecast by Observer forecast
The Observer surveys early 1970s GOP hopefuls for 1976. Names like Agnew Laird Connally Baker Richardson Rockefeller Goldwater appear with debated fit and state ties. It predicts a second wave and ends with Walter J. Hicke as the likely nominee.
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Watergate
Lincoln
Hunt
Liddy
Agnew
Frank Sinatra
Baltimore County
White House
Nixon
Baltimore
Melvin Laird
Defense
Haldeman
Ehrlich
Laird
Wisconsin
Texas
John Connally
Big John
Little John
Howard Baker
Everett Dirksen
Baker
Elliott
Richardson
Republican’ Party
Justice Department
Justice
Massachusetts
McGovern
Archibald Cox
Boston
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Attica
Goldwater
Senate
George Romney
Rogers
B. Morton
Norman Mailer
John
Ead
Walter J. Hicke
Biddeford Journal Masthead and Info
Biddeford Maine newspaper masthead lists publisher B F Whitehouse Alta Foster editor Gladys Whitehouse and Casavant Sutton staff. It includes address 11 Adams Street Biddeford ME 04005 and Associated Press notice with subscription rates and national representation details.
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Alta
W. Foster
W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
Business
Adams Street
Biddeford
Maine
Associated Press
Regulators pressed to loyally back Nixon say they owe independence
Washington report says President Nixon signals loyalty to him base over independent judgment by appointees at agencies like FPC FTC FCC and ICC. An appointee voiced outrage after White House pressure, highlighting tensions between political loyalty and consumer protection.
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Les Whitten
Washington
Nixon
White House
Federal Power Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Presidentia
Nixon aides memo targets holdovers in government
Regulators and appointees received a terse memo from H R Haldeman indicating the president’s concern that a small group of dissenters in key posts sabotages policy. Robert Morris of the Federal Power Commission challenged the memo in a letter to Senator John Tunney.
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Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Cromley
Ray Cromley
Haldeman
Tunney
Robert Morris
Francisco
Federal Power Commission
Morris
Senate
Nixon-Haldeman
John Tunney
California Mountains
John J. Wilson
Joseph Spear
Richardson Faces Uncertain Path as Attorney General
Washington’s new Attorney General Elliott L. Richardson confronts a bitter tangle of law and politics over possible indictments of Vice President Agnew and President Nixon’s stance on impeachment. He remains calm yet deeply absorbed in balancing legal duties with party loyalties amid Watergate pressures.
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Washington
United States
Elliott L. Richardson
U.S
Baltimore
Agnew
Richard Nixon
Richardson
Justice Department
Herbert Brownell
Robert Kennedy
John Mitchell
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Cox
Iey
Sirica
Detroit shifts toward smaller cars as market grows
The 1973 analysis notes Detroit’s shift from full size models to subcompacts amid rising fuel costs and mileage concerns. It cites 30 percent of US sales in small cars, rising import shares, and plans by Ford GM and Chrysler to increase small car output including Mustang II and Vega-like models. Prices and profit margins for small cars are addressed.
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Robert Irvin C
New York Times
San Diego
Clais
Detroit
United States
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Chrysler
Newark, del
General Motors
Atlanta
Ford
Metuchen
N.J
San Jose
Calif
Wayne
Mich
Detroit Auto
Seluctance W
M.C
Cadillac
Mercedes
Lawyers Backstab the Legal System in Watergate Fallout
Paul Harvey warns the legal profession faces a reckoning as Watergate exposes lawyers using loopholes and double jeopardy claims. He cites William Hundley and John Ehrkienman among others, urges ABA action, and warns public wrath could push justice into a quasi legislative realm.
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Watergate
White House
William Hundley
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Portant
John Ehrkienman
Egi
Bud
Wasington Barrie
ABA
American Bar Association
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By Jack Anderson
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Pearl Harbor
Dusko Popov
J. Edgar Hoover
Popov
Hoover
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Times News Analysis
G.M
Fellows
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