David’s Rise Draws Awe as Israel Admires Him
The text notes David’s growing success and the people’s affection as he moves among Israel and Judah. It contrasts David’s favor with Saul’s reaction, highlighting his prominence in the nation. A second quote urges forging new paths over following traditional routes to success.
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David
Saul
Israel
Judah
Save Don Anello From Gerrymandered Re Districting
The Mercer County discussion warns that extending Bluefield to include Bramwell could re district to favor Don Anello, risking distorted boundaries for one official. Critics urge fair maps that reflect broad county interests and avoid court challenges. Anello could run again in 1978 or pursue other offices.
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Mercer County
Don Anello
Anello
Massachusetts
Gerry
Bramwell
Joe Coburn
Athens
Bluefield
Bramwell-Athens
Revenue Sharing Funds Boost Localities Across States
The first revenue sharing checks mail in 50 states and 39 000 localities totaling 30 200 000 000 for this year and four more. Allocations split one third to states and two thirds to localities using population taxes income and county comparisons. A four day League of Cities conference in Indianapolis debated if revenue sharing substitutes for grants and how to fund 10 400 000 000 in new money without hikes in budget or taxes. The White House and Congress face a likely clash as Nixon aims to shift responsibility to states and locals. The group urged Congress not to participate.
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League of Cities
Indianapolis
White House
Congress
Nixon
Uncertain Peace in Vietnam Test as Saigon Seeks Assurances
The piece outlines Saigon's readiness to sign a Vietnam peace accord if the United States guarantees South Vietnam will not be deserted during a possible return to fighting. It notes U.S. aims to seal a ceasefire, release prisoners, and begin rebuilding while warning that North Vietnam and the Viet Cong would face international intervention if war resumes. It stresses mutual suspicion and the potential impact of U.S. economic aid and international oversight.
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Paris
Saigon
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
International Commission
North
North Vietnam
South
neto-China
Indo-China
America
International Control Commission
Hanoi
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
Buckley Reflects on Watergate and Dick Tuck in Political Clamor
William F Buckley Jr weighs Watergate as a political and legal issue. He critiques partisan framing, recalls Dick Tucks long Democratic career of disrupting Republican events, and urges cautious judgment before Congress and courts. He cites historical pranks and questions the impulse to impeach Nixon.
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Tuck
George McGovern
Spain
Dick Tuck
Democrats
Lawrence O’brien
Miami Beach
Nixon
Goldwater
United States
Senator Kennedy
Veterans hold key to GOP gains in 1974 governors races
The GOP weighs running veteran incumbents in 1974 to retain or regain control of governorships. Sargent Milliken Rockefeller Cahill Reagan and others are eyed for potential third terms or strategic bids as party leaders assess 1976 presidential implications.
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Texas
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Florida
Richard Ogilvie
Illinois
Massachusetts
Francis Sargent
William Milliken
Michigan
Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
U. S
Sen
Charles Percy
GOP
Rocky
California
Ronald Reagan
New Jersey
William Cahill
Rockefeller
Sargent
Milliken
Cahill
William Shapp
John Gilligan
Reuben Askew
Indian protest sparks astonishing government papers heist
Indians seized the Bureau of Indian Affairs building after a two day stand off and smuggled thousands of documents out in boxes sleeping bags and car trunks. A 40 car police escorted caravan carried the Missing Files toward hiding places nationwide as the FBI pursued the case.
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Washington
Bureau of Indians Affairs
BIA
FBI
Sitting Bull
Custer
7Th Cavalry
Little Big Horn
White House
Russ Means
Louis Bruce
Means
Len Garment
Frank Carlucci
Sid Mills
Vietnam
Larry Hand Boy
Steve Robideau
Cleveland
St. Paul
William Lais
Oklahoma
Hank Adams
European bankers see U S dollar stabilizing and inflation controlled
European investors led by Swiss bankers and others report renewed confidence in the United States as inflation seems manageable and production costs rise slowly. They note U S wages rise less than in Japan and parts of Europe, keeping U S prices competitive and attracting foreign capital.
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Ean
Japan
United States
West Germany
U. S
Figwres
William D. Nordhaus
Yale University
Sweden
United Kingdom
Useless But Interesting President Nixon Faces New Faces
The text criticizes Nixon era public messaging and cultural shifts. It contrasts old Hollywood discovery spots with modern scarcity of soda fountains and Se drug stores. It argues against permissiveness and fairness in a depicted perfect society.
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Nixon
Hollywood
Fewer Monster Movies Hinted by Hollywood Rumor
Senator Soaper relays word from Hollywood that fewer monster films will be produced causing concern for Creatures Blobs Godzillas and other creatures facing unemployment. A reclining chair is pitched as a Christmas gift for Dad to read January bills. The public supports fighter airline security but questions finding eight hours of staff to search ladies purses.
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Hollywood
Dad
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