Nixon welfare push faces congress clash and critique
Ray Cromley argues that despite claims Nixon abandons the poor, the administration has pushed a family assistance plan for three years amid partisan blocs resisting compromise. He warns that current welfare flaws and graft require meaningful action, not factional gridlock.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
Congress
France
Italy
South Vietnam
U.S. Senate
Are
Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
Indians Must Look Ahead Not Back Editorial
DON OAKLEY argues that past injustices cannot be undone and urges that Indians be treated as fellow Americans. He cautions against recapturing lost futures and calls for focusing on current needs and dreams within the American community.
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Russell Means
AIM
Wounded Knee
S. C
United Nations
New York
Manhattan
Women Earned Rise at CBS Faces Internal Push for Real Equality
CBS president Arthur R. Taylor pledges full equality of rights pay and advancement and expands training and career tracking. He notes 1100 women among 2100 employees in executive professional and technical roles, up from 10 percent in 1964 to 23 percent now.
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University of Texas
Judith E. Albino
American Educational Research Assn
Arthur R. Taylor
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Farmer Plight and Connally Politics Spur Vexed Views
In a casual chat, Morris Higley notes farmers shrinking as a political voice while urging relief from government, and jokes about forming an ethnic bloc. He observes taxes hit all, then salutes John Connally as a persuasive TV presence amid party switch chatter.
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Morris Higley
Defense of Texas sales tax security bill urged
A reader defends House Bill 433 to require sales tax permit holders to post security, arguing it stops tax thieves and will not hinder new businesses. The letter explains how a security amount is set, the possible methods to post it, and why the state benefits from the measure.
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Morris Higley Childress
Childress
Texas
Morris
House
Senate
Art Sansom
Comptroller
United States
Austin
Today in History March 11 1973 highlights and birthdays
Today in history notes key events on March 11 across years, including the US Navy founding in 1794, Napoleon’s marriage by proxy in 1810, and 1945 Iwo Jima actions. Birthdays listed include King Frederik IX and Dorothy Schiff. thought cites Andrew Jackson.
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Associated Press
U.S. Navy
Congress
Napoleon
France
Marie Louis
Austria
Southern Confederacy
Montgomery
Ala
Germany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
Philippines
Australia
U.S
Iwo Jima
John F. Kennedy
Youth Conservation Corps
U.S. Senate
Cambodia
Frederik IX
Denmark
Dorothy Schiff
Andrew Jackson
Alcohol use among Toronto students rises sharply
An Addiction Research Foundation report finds student alcohol use increasing across public and high schools in Toronto. The survey of over 5,600 students shows drinkers rising from 46.3 percent in 1968 to 70.6 percent in 1972.
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Toronto
Addiction Research Foundation
Nursery school fears and Shell energy outlook collide in remarks
A parent's diary notes Alison's acceptance to a Bay City nursery school and the bill burden ahead. In Houston Shell Oil president Harry Bridges outlines energy policy needs, government roles, and long term projects to ease shortages. He explains refinery capacity, inputs, and the impact of imports on future fuel supply.
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Houston
Shell Oil Co
Harry Bridges
Bridges
United States
Weekly Oil Report and College Cost Realization
A narrator calculates future education costs based on current prices. After reviewing a Bank Street brochure he estimates Alison’s first seven years of schooling in mornings will total about 20 thousand dollars, prompting a blunt remark about the Michigan Daily.
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Richard L. Stern
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Alison
Bank Street
Stephanie
Direcors
University of Michigan
Michigan Daily
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