Lindsay Switch Reflects a Lull Between Moon Shots
New York Mayor John Lindsay, switching from Republican to Liberal-Independent, faces bleak prospects for a presidential bid. Histories of similar party jumps show poor White House outcomes, with Lincoln as the lone earlier exception. Critics question Lindsay’s authentic self as observers doubt the real Lindsay exists behind his polished exterior.
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Indian Rights Foe Becomes One More Fired Official
William Veeder, a Bureau of Indian Affairs attorney who argued against Interior policy on Indian water rights, was dismissed for challenging federal actions. The piece links his firing to broader battles over coal and water resources in Arizona and contrasts it with Mississippi school desegregation rulings, noting Veeder’s stance and his offer to relocate.
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China fears Japan’s rise as Nixon doctrine looms
In Peking officials view Japan’s growth and a revived militarism as a threat, using Japanese films shown at the International club to symbolize anxiety. They warn U S policy encourages Japanese power, while China sees Japan expanding military and economic influence amid Nixon doctrine shifts.
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End of 60 Percent Rule Urged by Forum Reader
A reader argues Iowa bond referendums are hindered by a 3 to 2 majority rule. Citing 23 known issues, only five failed, with Ankeny’s late 1970s votes cited. Calls for rewriting the law to require a democratic 60 percent majority, not blame the voters.
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Fall Hard Jackie Gleason Diet Jokes Spark Laughs
The quip notes a five day diet followed by a crash into a bakery. It highlights comedian Jackie Gleason’s humorous take on dieting and indulgence.
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Through the Eyes of a Friend of Herbert Hoover
A San Francisco restaurateur recalls Herbert Hoover at West Branch Iowa on his 97th birthday anniversary. The reminiscence honors Hoover as a land and people driven leader with deep humanity, noting his relief work,Bohemian Grove ties, simple tastes, and enduring influence on America through war relief and postwar aid.
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