Taxpayers fund presidential memorials and Nixon image drive
The piece argues taxpayers fund presidential libraries and memorials from Truman to Nixon, including a Nixon image project with color film. It cites a poll of ten taxpayers on funding color pictures for Nixon and rails against memorials as ego projects. It mentions a Nashville paper feature on The Great Color of China and Franco’s Spain with political critique.
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Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
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Indian Oratory and 19th Century Treaties Recalled in 1871 Speech
Little Raven recalls Arapaho lands, treaties, and U S government failures as gold seekers displaced his people. The piece reviews Indian leaders, Washington policy, Ely Parker, and controversies over Indian affairs and civil rights debates.
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Little Raven
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New York
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University of Oklahoma Press
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Grant
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Parker
Roosevelt's push to enter war to defend world order
A controversial view asserts President Roosevelt aimed to enter the war by any means to protect a worldview described as safeguarding global communism through U.S. involvement. The piece reflects partisan debate on wartime policy and ideological stakes.
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National Interest Drives Colmer Action on Dock Strike
Editorial lauds House Rules Chair William Colmer for lifting a bill to end the West Coast dock strike despite Democratic union pressure. Nixon had urged action. collective bargaining had failed after fifteen months. The move credited as prioritizing national interests over party politics, with potential backlash from labor and some Democrats.
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House Rules Committee
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Nixon
Congress
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Labor
Rules Committee
Connally May Exit Nixon Admin for 1976 Bid
Washington speculation says Treasury Secretary Connally may leave the Nixon Administration to pursue the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976. He is said to eye Texas as a political base and could face Edward Kennedy at the Democratic convention if Nixon is reelected.
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Treasury
John Connally
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Nixon
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Principle as a cloak for selfish display
A reflective line notes that principle can mask selfish motives and that fanaticism arises when one idea dominates a person’s life, eclipsing reason.
Berne Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A mixed clue listing with across and down items including wordplay on numbers and common terms. The page presents a crossword style prompt labeled ACROSS and DOWN with numerous definitions and enumerations. The puzzle asks for filling entries such as Turkish city Norse goddess and presidential nickname among others.
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Asen
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Quotation
A cryptogram quote presents substitution clues where letters replaced by others form a quotation. The sample shows A for three Ls X for CO and hints via punctuation and word length. Yesterday's quote asks why a worm should turn with a witty twist by TRVUN S. Cobb.
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Trvun S. Cobb
Speaking of Your Health asks about beef safety and ankle injuries
Dear Mrs L readers learn beef safety with government inspected, properly refrigerated meat reduces contamination risk while uncooked pork risks trichinosis. The column explains strains versus sprains in ankles and advises rest elevation ice and X rays. Deafness from loud factory noise is possible and earplugs are ineffective.
Veteran Return Sparks Workplace Cheer
A veteran returns to work after military service with public praise and cautious optimism from colleagues. The company notes support programs in place for reintegration and resume training opportunities.
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