Rescuing Donald Nixon Jr by White House Aide
The White House sent John Ehrlichman to locate Donald Nixon Jr who had joined hippies in the California mountains. Anthony Ulasewicz tracked him down and persuaded him to return home. Ehrlichman lectured him to avoid embarrassment to the President. Donald later worked for Robert Vesco, tied to indictments with two former Cabinet members.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Donald Nixon, Jr
John Ehrlichman
Anthony Ulasewicz
Young Donald
Ulasewicz
New York City
Herbert Kalmbach
California Mountains
Donald
Ehrlichman
Young Nixon
Robert Vesco
John Mitchell
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Colson
Edward Failor
Failor
The Army of Frustrated Consumers Takes Action
In a stance against inflation and rising costs, ordinary Americans join a growing, voluntary “army” of budget discipline. They enlist by choice, quit when they wish, and forego purchases like new cars or nicer homes to curb expenses and slow price increases.
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America
Americans Make Do as Prices Soar Across Households
U S News and World Report notes rising costs push average Americans to repair cars paint homes grow gardens and cut back on consumer spending. The piece highlights inflation driving frugal behavior and urges readers to join the Inflation Army while warning of broader economic strain.
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U.S. News and World Report
Dirty joke archivist Gershon Legman in Nice profile
Associated Press writes about Gershon Legman, the world’s leading authority on erotic humor, who has filed away over 60000 dirty jokes. The piece traces his research since 1938 for The Rationale of the Dirty Joke, his methods, and his theory that dirty stories express hostility and anxiety, with regional themes across America, Germany, the Netherlands, and France.
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John Vinocur
Associated Press
Nice
France
Gershon Legman
Legman
Tennessee
Scranton
Law Clarifies Pennsylvania Divorce Adultery Bar
A Pennsylvania court would likely deny a divorce to the husband if the wife contests the action and proves adultery, as the law usually requires the filing spouse to be innocent and injured, though strict enforcement varies. The article also profiles Rowe Price of Baltimore, noting his long term investment success and returns.
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Pennsylvania
New York
AP — T. Rowe Price
Baltimore
Price
Michael Lipper
Growth Stock Theory and Key Investment Factors
The writer outlines a Growth Stock Theory of Investment focusing on firms with growth potential and strong management. Key ideas include investing in companies still growing in earnings per share, recognizing life cycles of growth, maturity, and decline, and valuing earnings growth per share as the main determinant of stock worth. It also lists several U.S. political figures and offices.
Who can afford strike in an era of rising costs
A debate on labor conflict and bargaining escalates as unions and management weigh the price of strikes and the shift toward arbitration. The piece notes moratoriums on strikes by steelworkers and mariners, looming wage battles by Teamsters and auto workers, and the broader impact on inflation and production. It cites laborIdle trends, projected food prices, and public sentiment on automation and profit sharing.
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Charles Colson
George McGovern
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Ken Clawson
House
McGovern
Federal Farm Insurance Agency
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Little
FCIA
National Crop Insurance Council
Hail Insurance Adjustment and Research Association
Hail Insurance Trade Group
Federal Farm Insurance
Melvin Peterson
Fireman’s Fund American Insurance Companies
Federal Farm Agency
Earl Butz
Federal Crop Insurance Agency
Peterson
Dirty Joke
United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Senate
Washington, D.C
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Milton Shapp
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United States Representative Assembly
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
R. Budd Dwyer
Forest Hopkins
Morrisburg
Paul Harvey
George Meany
Department of Labor
Peter Brennan
USDA
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