Democrats Seek Reform Amid McGovern Backlash in 1970s
The piece notes DNC chair Robert Strauss urging reform to shape the 1970s Democratic Party. It describes factions backing liberal activists, walkouts at Kansas City meetings, and McGovern’s influence. It casts doubt on whether reforms will lead to a presidential win, highlighting party tension and a potential “first” in governing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Robert Strauss
George McGovern
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
McGovern
Willie Brown
California
Kansas City
Strauss
Congress
United States of America
Ney
Child author’s inflation book mocks federal policy aims
A nine year old Philip Gompertz from North Hollywood authored A Child’s View of Inflation and sent a copy to the President with a note. The book defines inflation with childlike examples, showing the effect on his own finances rather than the money supply. He is listed as now ten and a student in North Hollywood public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gompertz
North Nallywood
California
Tooth Fairy
Grow Teups
Philip
Washington
North Hollywood
Fragmented ramblings on government and inflation 1935
A dated 1935 fragment discusses inflation, government economics, and age eligibility for U S Senators. The speaker muses on laws, personal experiences, and misunderstandings about political facts. The piece hints at public sentiment and satire about aging and accountability.
Debates Over Ford Plans Stir Economic Jitters
The column critiques Ford's two main proposals to exit recession: a 10 percent income tax rebate to boost consumer spending and a possible ultra-high levy on gasoline. It notes concerns gas price hikes could dampen auto sales and deepen industry woes while questioning experts guiding presidential policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walington
D.C
Mr. Ford
America
United States
Fragmented Freedom Message Promotes Peace and Values
A damaged clipping from Columbus Telegram promotes freedom, faith, and the Golden Rule. It asserts dominion of moral guidance over political power and urges readers to seek blessings through devotion and peaceful action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Freedom
Jhies
Dedicaradt Lo
Mtoritaben
Silicone breast implants dangers and alternatives in plastic surgery
Dear Dr Lamb explains that silicone injections for breast enlargement are not recommended due to complications and unsafe impure silicone from black market sources. A plastic surgeon can place implants behind breast tissue, replacing injections with surgically implanted prostheses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
DR. Lamb
Meer
American Medical Assn
Rockefeller Commission a political ideological critique
The piece argues the Rockefeller Commission on the CIA is treated as a political battle over foreign policy rather than domestic overreach. It contrasts integrity of commission members with broader attacks by figures like Tom Wicker, labeling the criticism as an era defining confrontation over Cold War era assumptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Lyman Lemnitzer
Erwin Griswold
John Dean
Ich Magruder
Royal Commission
U.S
Tom Wicker
The
Times
CLA
Commission
Douglas Dillon
Wicker
Wieker
Criticism of Cold War calm and CIA debates in Congress
The piece argues against the idea of a tranquil world and notes shifts in international hostility from the Stalinist era to newer imperialism and revolutionary movements. It highlights Senator Wicker's criticisms of the Rockefeller Commission and records liberal congressional reactions led by Muskie Sparkman and Proxmire, underscoring a broader debate over CIA scrutiny versus economic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicker
Nelson Rockefeller
CLA
Rockefeller Commission
Truman
Saint Allende
Bella Abzng
Robert Drinan
Dave Dellinger
Tor Hayden
CIA
Government Overhaul Proposed to Cut Public Sector Costs
Government employment rises to about 13 million, 22 percent of GNP, with state local spending up 89 percent from 1968 to 1972. Taxpayers demand more services while complaining about costs. AMA president James Hayes says overcharging worries. calls for applying business management techniques to government through the Professional Institute training service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeret
James Hayes
Hayes
American Management Associations
AMA
National Commission On Productivity
Professional Institute
The
South Dakota
Massachusetts
National Urban Fellowships seek diverse urban administrators
Hayes discusses productivity and professional management in government as the National Urban Fellows announce a seventh year recruiting drive. The program trains mainly minority group members and women for local government careers with a Yale summer session followed by nine months as special assistants in over 30 cities. Applicants aged 24 to 39 with a bachelor’s degree and relevant experience may apply by March 1, 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
The
of the Commonswealth
Pennsylvania
Clerks Association of
National Arhat Fellows
Yale University
United States
National Urban Pellage, Inc
P.O. Box
New Haven
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Columbus ¢ Telegram
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Nebraska
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Bee One
Alte
Gantean
Tanust
Gen An Iver
Anima Aye Moser
Tenn
Conor
Aeasteic Ao Ca
Yeotos
Ooi S
Ian Goniry
Ceunes
Ayanie
Seale IL
Basel
Cal Suise Ds
Prevous
Jeffrey Hart
Don Oakley
Hinasengen Beene Te Es
Fischetti
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