Inside the Anderson Papers and White House Leaks
Columnist Jack Anderson reports on inside information leaked from the White House during the India Pakistan crisis. The December meetings and Kissinger's role are discussed as a continuation ofPentagon Papers style disclosures, prompting defense from press secretary Ziegler and renewed scrutiny of top decision makers.
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Anderson
White House
U. S
India - Pakistan
Henry Kissinger
Washington
Ronald Ziegler
Kissinger
Pentagon
Work Ethic and Life Ethic in American Productivity
The piece argues that the traditional work ethic may no longer drive productivity in a service oriented economy. It cites Nixon era ideas, the President's Commission on Productivity, and Willard Wirtz calling for a shift to a life ethic. It suggests redefining productivity to emphasize meaning in work and broader societal goals.
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Nixon
U. S
Detroit
Commission On Productivity
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Federal Court Hears Redistricting Challenges in Texas
In Austin federal judges hear four days of testimony on whether 1971 reapportionment with multi member districts dilutes minority and minority party representation. The decision may alter lines before the February 7 filing deadline and could reach the Supreme Court.
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House
Senate
U. S. Supreme Court
San Antonio
Tyler
Houston
Dallas
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Irving L. Goldberg
U. S
William Wayne Justice
John W. Wood Jr
Preston Smith
Smith
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Ben Barnes
Old Philosopher questions endless species preservation
A letter to the editor questions whether humans should try to keep all endangered species alive. It cites black footed ferrets and prairie dogs, notes captive breeding failures, and wonders if conservation could go on indefinitely, leaving ecologists with endless work.
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Texas
Canada
Colt M16 scandal prompts public hearings, lawmaker says
Rep. Les Aspin releases seven affidavits from Colt Industry workers alleging manipulation of quality control on the M 16 rifle. He calls for extensive public hearings to examine claims that rifle barrels were bent by hand and illegal stamping avoided retesting.
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Les Aspin
Wis
Colt
Army
The
Armed Services Committee
Hebert la
Grassroots Comment on Colt Firearms Sparks Debate
A Ralph Nader group first charged Colt firearms prompting discussion in the Congressional Record of November 22 1971. Senator Barry Goldwater stated he contacted the Defense Department which affirmed Colt weapons remain of the highest quality. The text warns against false sworn statements and calls hearings illuminative.
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Colt
Ralph Nader
Barry Goldwater
Department of Defense
Pentagon
I.C
Laltons Seek Details on Newspaper Computer Billing
A letter from Laltons dated December 21, 1971 requests information from Mr Luecke about switching to Century NCR accounting machines and typesetters. They ask about original equipment, advertiser feedback, reports for billings and commissions, advertising percentages, and copies of forms used. They note they have Compugraphic equipment and an IBM 402 system and seek better methods.
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Luecke
Publishers
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Cameron Herald
East First Street
Cameron
Frank M. Luecke
Don Scarbrough
Milam
News
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Dateline Austin
Bob Bullock
Roy Orr
DeSoto
Bul
Bullock
Secretary of State
Texas Department of Public Safety
DPS
Texas Supreme Court
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Third Court of Civil Appeals
State Board of Examiners of Psychologists
Victoria County
Atty
Crawford C. Martin
Martin
Taylor County Junior College
Abilene
Coast Guard
General Land Office
National Bank
Commissioners Court
Governor’s Commission On Physical Fitness
Congressional
Ecord
By Joe Crump
Congressional Record Daily
Laltons
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