Opinion on Nixon departure and federal pay bias
The piece argues Nixon's exit won't fix government power and calls the payroll rise for civil servants a dangerous growth. It cites a GAO finding that private sector wage comparisons inflated federal pay by about one billion dollars annually, critiquing the fairness and basis of such raises and emphasizing the entrenched power in government.
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Richard Nixon
Beig
Nison
Nixon
General Accounting Office
United Press International
UPI
GAO
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
Elmer B. Slants
Feneral
United States
UPL
Buried Treasure and the Search for Hidden Wealth
A reflective column compares treasure hunting to everyday value. It argues that not all treasure is gold, noting how small acts of care and smart management reveal riches in life. Examples include landscape care boosting property value and customer service turning profits into hidden wealth.
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New Mexico
White Sands Missile Range
Brigham
Young
California
Utah
Marina
Iin
Kvasuré
Mr President Letter Cites Party Strength and Inflation Risk
A reader addresses the president warning that the Republican Party could falter in November. The message recalls Sam Rayburn and Lyndon Johnson, urges uniting across lines, and stresses the need for a Republican Senate to counter inflation and protect fiscal stability.
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Republican Party
Bone of My
Sam
Rayburn
Harry Truman
White House
Sain
Lyndon Johnson
Dallas
Raybard
Nixon
Senate
War talk and political critique flash from 1923 missive
A fragmented letter laments Turkish atrocities and Greek retaliation, shifts to U S politics, and questions party lines. It discusses Nixon, Thurmond, Javits, and the Democratic Action score, then ponders the Nobel Prize in literature awarded in 1901 to Sully Prudhomme.
Rifts in New York Democrats deepen as 1976 race looms
The piece analyzes New York Democratic factions led by Governor contenders High Carey and Howard Samuels, noting ethnic and labor divides. It highlights Pete Hamill's polarized views, the New Democratic Coalition backing McGovernites, and the potential boost for Republican Governor Malcolm Wilson as party lines fracture ahead of next November.
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Pete Hamid
New York
New York City
Peoria
Walla Walla
Hal Pete
High Carey
New York State
Pete Hamill
George McGovern
Pete
Slugh Carey
U.S
Samuels
Nelson Rockefeller
Itelf
McGovernites
Malcolm Wilson
Carey-Samuels
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Nike
Democratic split looms as McGovernites face realigned politics
The piece analyzes factional currents in the Democratic Party with Scoop Jackson as a leading contender and Wallace and Meany factions challenging the party. It notes Watergate fallout, the New Democratic Coalition in New York, and possible Republican leverage if the Democrats fail to unite. It questions whether McGovernite nominees could derail party unity and shape 1976 or 1978 outcomes.
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Henry
Scoop
Jackson
George Wallace
Hara-Kiri
Richard Whalen
Nixon
Midge
Haldaman- Ehrlichman Camorra
New Democratic Coalition
New York
McGovernites
Scoop Jackson
McGovernite
George Meany
Afl-Cio
COPE
Committee On Political Education
Bee sting allergy safety advice from Dr Lamb
Dear Reader, allergy expert Dr. Lamb warns bee and wasp stings can trigger severe reactions and possible death. He recounts a wife’s reactions, explains desensitization shots, emergency kits, sting first aid, and prevention measures including avoiding scented products and nests. He urges completing the shot series and consulting a doctor.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Lamb
P.O. Box
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Nixon fate and Agnew in a tarnished future
Washington weighs Nixon's fate as justice logic fails to clearly define penalties for evil. The piece notes Nixon may retire with immunity, avoid public office, and endure an elegant disgrace, while Agnew faces public scorn, domestic troubles, and dwindling influence as he hustles for money.
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Washington
Ictare Nixon
Nixon
Drever
Andrew Johnson
Senate
Det
Cardinal Wolsey
Luke Agnew
Jatter
Agnew
Nixon's Defiant End Described as Inevitable Justice
The piece portrays Richard Nixon as unbowed and unreconciled with his critics, predicting a lifelong fight to the end. It cites White House views on Agnew and Nixon's creed, notes derisive language from supporters, and suggests a painful historical reckoning awaiting him.
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Agnew
Nixon
White House
Earl Landgrehe
R-Ind
Congress
Richard Nixon
Rabbi Barach Kori
Pat Buchanan
Leonid
Magruder
Liddy
Mr. Nicven
Corent
Heaven
Earth
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