1972 Presidential ticket proposed by Gordon Lebreton
The piece endorses Jacob J. Gordon of Worcester Massachusetts for president and S A Lebreton St Germain as vice president. It quotes their campaign platform calling for ending the Vietnam War in 72 hours, a 500000 man volunteer army, tax cuts, end to inflation and welfare, abolition of unions, and a plan to pay off the national debt in five years. It labels Gordon a World War II veteran with several medals and praises Lebreton as mother of seven sons.
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America
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Don't ever sell Billy Graham short in Goshen
Grass roots Goshen Indiana reports on Billy Graham praised for brevity during a TV interview. He supported prudent sex education at higher grades and critiqued schools for removing prayer and sex from curricula, summing up the issue in eight words.
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Goshen
Ind
Billy Graham
Tax firm Bloch cites complex U S system as envy
Henry Bloch, head of H&R Block, argues the U S income tax is a sophisticated, increasingly complex system that will need more refinement to be fair. He notes the firm earned 6.38 million last year from personal returns as economy weakens and layoffs rise, while saying complexity grows with each special exemption.
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New York
Henry Bloch
Bloch
H & R Bloch
H & R. Block
Pisatin Lee
Mann Ip
Block
Bloch Brothers
General Motors
Henry
Federal government to undergo sweeping reorganization plan
A task force led by Roy Ash proposes dissolving most agencies into four new departments: Human Resources, Natural Resources, Community Development, and Economic Development. The plan, dated November 19, 1970, requires Nixon's approval and Congress in final say.
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Litton Industries
Ash Council
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Department of Human Resources
Department of Natural Resources
Department of Community Development
Department of Economic Development
Stennis shifts stance on Indochina policy and the war
An opinion piece notes Senator John Stennis, former isolationist stance, now endorses limited intervention and demands congressional consent for troop deployment. It argues the veteran senator still prioritizes U S interests, contrasting past and present positions amid Vietnam debate.
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