Poll issues and crises shape congressional action across eras
The piece argues that crises tempt factions to push programs through Congress, citing FDR and LBJ as historical patterns. It suggests Nixon’s wage bill stance signals sincerity against inflation, while Watergate creates an ideological vacuum that may invite liberal-spend agendas from both parties amid attempts to salvage programs and prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dep Jon
Elpuedd Vranklin
D. Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Lola Kennes
Nixon
Watergate
Leadership to Fill Vacuum Tests Nixon Resolve
The article argues Nixon must demonstrate firm leadership to restore credibility after Watergate. It notes his recent conferences, hints at pardoning and principled stances, and warns of liberal clashes with Congress over welfare, taxes, and reforms. It mentions a tested Nixon mettle and a potential veto on minimum wage policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Ta Bowmnee
Congress
Richard Nixon
Nation's press highlights college skill training surge
A fragmented report notes a surge in college programs for trades like phunbers, mechanics and carpenters as interest in these vital fields grows. It laments declines in college enrollment but stresses the importance of vocational education for youth and the economy.
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Yong
Ly College
College paths differ for high school graduates
The Rocky Mount Telegram notes that college education remains one option but not the sole path to success. It urges graduates to consider alternate avenues and local institutions that may better fit individual goals and needs.
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Rocky Mount
N.C
Judge Peel Memoir of Bolita Ring and a Palm Beach Scandal
The tale recounts Florida judge Joseph A. Peel entangled with bolita gambling, taking payoffs from operators while ruling guilty in court. A plot to murder state Chief Judge C. E. Chillingworth failed when his wife answered the door. Peel is convicted and imprisoned for life. others face death row or vanish, including Imogene, once his wife.
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Lillie Joe Fing
Joseph A. Peel
Imogene
Palm Beach
Blacks
Fluida
Peel
C.E. Chillingworth
Chillingworth
Manalapan
Joe
Lucky Holzapfel
Shite
Bobby Lincoln
Black
Phil O'Connell
Connell
Litte Jow
O'connell
TF Holzapfel
Baby Lincoln
Lucky
Florida
Raiford
Holzapfel
Bobby
Lmogenn
Dan
Sugar in the Diet and Carbohydrate Needs
Dear Dr. Lamb explains that carbohydrates come from fruits vegetables cereals breads and milk and that the body needs them for proper function. He cautions against ketosis in diabetes and notes that even without sweets a person can obtain necessary carbohydrates from natural foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence & Lamb
M.D
Meir
Primitive diets and sugar use in early humans
The article discusses early human diets, noting carbohydrates from fruit and vegetables as a principal calcium source, with ancient humans likely being both herbivores and carnivores. It mentions jungle living favoring vegetarianism, cave drawings of foraging from bees, and sugars as energy sources despite lacking vitamins.
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Waa
Defense budget realism cited by insiders amid Cold War fears
The piece discusses defense spending and calls for caution in budgeting as critics, including James R. Schlesinger, urge Congress to rethink arms programs. It cites Harvard’s Center for Defense Information and the Brookings Institution as independent sources assessing U S military needs and potential savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
Congress
Nixon
Melvin
Laud
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Rational Security
Congressional
Actu
Pentagon
America
Capitol
Titan
Wittes Dom Fischer
Harpe Magazine
Crockings Institution
Center For Defense Information
Emt
Jcint
Daves
Mischer
al Tame
Dhar Sas
Ameri Surucics
Mis
Courbens
ROTC comeback on campus as radicals fade in 1960s UConn look
A historic campus ROTC comeback at the University of Connecticut shows students returning to ROTC amid postwar disillusionment. Despite protests and rainbow displays, about 115 students are enrolled across branches, with faculty sustaining a robust curriculum and Maj Christie and Capt Rent guiding hands on training and field experience.
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Abe Young
Trolakyiles
Dumvands
Faust Oofigm
Bower
Ieshinen
University of Connecticut
David Christo
Am Offer
Valle
Orlas
Cate Richart NeKay
Majc Christie
Gary Rent
David Sawyer
N.C
Fort Benning
Ronald Clark
Mendham
Charles DiMavia
Enfield
MCSA
Werk Kuos
Michael Stewell
Traford
Conn
Anny
Gregory Chambers
Sartfords
ROTC
Chambers
Jims Cape
Wethersticht
Coon
West Uary
West Germany
Romeo Mackutay
Patiam
Israel Hailnit
Pershing Rifles
Blade
Uconn
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