No Place in the Military Academies for Women
A 1950s style column argues against admitting women to the U S military service academies despite calls from groups like NOW. It notes objections about physical demands co ed housing and women competing in varsity sports and cites Lt Col Grace King’s testimony at Fort Benjamin Harrison as part of the Senate House maneuvers. It criticizes liberal groups and urges retention of male only academies citing tradition and combat oriented training.
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Pentagon
Academies
House
Armed Services Manpower Subcommittee
Grace King
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
House Committee
Grace
Nixon fears CIA tape raises funds misused by Nixon family
Charles Colson claims the CIA has evidence of further Nixon campaign funds diverted to personal use, a claim tied to the Hughes gift and Rebozo transfers. He suggests a CIA probe could force Nixon to act, while noting Colson’s own deal to plead guilty. The piece links Colson, Bast, and Anderson to Watergate testing and polls distortions.
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Washington
Charles Colson
Central Intelligence Agency
Nixon
Colson
CIA
Howard Hughes
Rebozo
Hughes
Fred Buzhardt
Poll takers questioned in Nixon polling debate
Paul Harvey notes poll takers in the same week and telephone tallies favored Nixon. He cites Gallup Harris and Sindlinger surveys using small samples and questions interviewers' objectivity. The speaker questions the reliability of pickup personnel and hiring.
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Mr. Nixon
Gallup, Harris and
Sindlinger
Gallup
Harris
Optimistic yet cautious view of midyear economy
New York economists describe a perilous path to inflation relief and steadier growth. They anticipate little growth and higher unemployment in the near term, but expect possible stabilization and resumed expansion in 1975 if inflation fades and rates ease.
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NEW_YORK
U.S
Economic forecasts clash as inflation and rates diverge
Economists warn unemployment and growth slowdowns may accompany persistently high rates. Some expect year end inflation near 7 percent with deflation risks if commodity prices plunge and financial failures rise. Government spending and labor’s wage demand remain the key uncertain factors. Officials in Washington and Harrisburg invite feedback on policy directions.
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First National City Bank
Lionel D. Edie & Co
Edie
Corry Evening Journal Dispatches Local News
The Corry Evening Journal reports West South Street activity in Cory Pa with local news and AP dispatches. The paper lists staff including publisher William S Eaton and editor Jen McLaughlin while noting mailing, subscription, and advertising rates for readers.
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Corry Evening Journal Pulived
Bais
Sueday
Corey
Geroye R Saruie
Pupsiher Willam S. Eaton
Educr
Jen McLaughlin
Associated Bh
Yocal News
AP News
Curry PS
Im Aavance
Calrier
Ubon
Aim
Wfeeiqus
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National Organization For Women
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Corry Journal
Ehicee
Jack Anderson
White House
Senate
Charles Bebe
Pat Nixon
Richard Bast
William Colby
Bast
George Gallup
Chicago
McGovern
Notary Public
Automobile Club
Justice of the Peace
Pennsylvania Department of Motor Vehicles
Pennsylvania
Citiers
Tng
Otters
C.K
CBS
Sioux City
Iowa
Journal
Noé Radio and Television Stations
Louisiana
Bebe
Corry Area High School
the Journal
Bas
Iran
William Rogers
Chuck
Paul Harvey
John C
United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg
United States Representative Assembly
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
R. Budd Dwyer
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