Unsolicited Advice to President Nixon on Power and Integrity
A columnist criticizes Nixon’s White House staff and the culture of power. It urges distancing from capital centers, surrounding the president with trustworthy, selfless leaders, and rejecting self-serving politics to restore credibility and service to the nation. The piece warns Watergate’s shadow and calls for truth, strength, and sagacity in government.
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Mr. Nixon
Corry
Haldemans
Colsons
Deans
Ehrlichmans
Watergate
White House
Washington
Artful dodgers taste in art reveals Watergate links
A Watergate era gallery of office art exposes hidden personalities among White House aides. John Dean favored Van Gogh and Fragonard works while Egil Krogh and Fred Malek show a taste for Redon and Picasso. Other officials such as Wally Hickel and Frank Church also appear with Rembrandt and Picasso pieces. A separate report discusses Air Force cataract tests linked to radar exposure and a Panama Canal Zone officer facing a separate misconduct case.
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Egil
Bud” Krogh
White House
Daniel Elisberg
Wally Hickel
Rembrandt
Philosopher
House Immigration Subcommittee
Italy
Sen. Frank
Church
Idaho
Picasso
Beating the meat swindle and meatless menus emerge
A health column argues for reduced meat usage amid price fears. Dietitian Mrs Margarite Williams outlines three daily menus with economical, protein rich meals. Stockholm dispatch notes Swedes embracing American customs. sample menus include breakfasts with cereal, lunches with curried eggs, and dinners of tomato rice meatballs and clam fritters.
Crossing gates ready for noon start in Corry
In Corry the Erie and Pennsylvania Railroads will activate automatic crossing gates at noon next Tuesday after months of installation. Technicians finish checks as gates and arms are mounted on the standard.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Sweden and America compare in living standards and history
Sweden ranks near the United States in living standards based on per capita income and consumption of cars, telephones, and appliances while showing long term shifts. The nation’s 19th and early 20th century emigration to America reshaped its society into a mainly uniform middle class. Agriculture share fell from 36 percent in 1930 to seven percent, inflation rose about 60 percent in a decade, and prices surprise visitors accustomed to U.S. cost levels.
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Sweden
United States
Europe
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Redon
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Bob Owens
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High Road
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Malek
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National Gallery
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R-Cole
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Ohio
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Pentagon
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Johnson
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Robert Clark
Canal Zone
Clark
Canal Administration
Jim Bishop
America
Boston Harbor
Sal Mudano
Hollywood Memorial Hospital
Margarite Williams
University of Southern Illinois
Stockholm
Aero Supply
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Loveland Field
Lou Hanna
Howard
Ty’’ Crandall
Corry Merchants
Angola
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