Gutsy president urged to refuse more aid abroad
The piece argues against pouring American dollars into former enemies after World War II and again with North Vietnam. It cites a desire to prioritize domestic needs and "America First," criticizing presidential aid policies and urging a steadfast taxpayer focus. It references John Wesley Dean III, Nixon aide fired for unethical conduct, and outlines his role in White House battles with Congress and Watergate investigations.
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United States of America
America
Washington
White House
John Wesley Dean
Nixon
Nixon aide Dean tied to Watergate era misconduct findings
The report outlines Dean's past with Welch and Morgan, alleged conflicts over television licenses, possible disbarment risks, and a 1968 reevaluation of unethical conduct charges. It notes Dean’s roles under Rep. McCulloch and later the National Commission on Reform of Criminal Laws, amid White House support for Nixon.
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United States
Dean
Washington
Welch and Morgan
Civil Service
House Judiciary Committee
William McCulloch
Ohio
National Commission On Reform of Criminal Laws
Welch
Things left undone in a playful New York urge to try
A New York AP column lists whimsical, impossible tasks people might not pursue, from putting out a dragon's boiler to telling the vintage of wine with eyes closed. The Corry Journal invites brief reader submissions on one subject, with signature and address, and notes no responsibility for statements.
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New York
Dracula
National Brotherhood
The
Corry Journal
Prodigal sons draft amnesty debate surfaces in America
In a discussion spanning amnesty for draft dodgers, Henry Steele Commager cautions against policy driven by anger while Gallup polls show a split view on restitution. Gilbert W. Fitzhugh of Metropolitan Life, on a Businessman in Residence stint at the University of Oklahoma, notes contrasts between New York and the heartland and seeks factual debate on national policy.
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Gilbert W. Fitzhugh
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Mossback
Metropolitan
Fitzhugh
University of Oklahoma
Norman
America
Institute of Life Insurance
York
Business youth and the call for responsibility in education
An interview with Fitzhugh describes a campus dialogue where business students challenge professors on social responsibility and profits. He recalls teaching eight o clock classes, a demanding lecture, and urging students to think critically, use libraries, and seek answers themselves rather than trusting experts.
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Framingham, Mass
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