Editorial on Nixon and the Subversive Activities Control Board
The piece argues the Nixon administration should retain or abolish the SACB based on internal security needs. It notes Otepka’s appointment as signaling seriousness about subversion and says the attorney general could empower the SACB by executive action. It treats the SACB as a litmus test of Nixon’s internal security policy.
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SACB
Otto Otepka
State Department
Otepka
Supreme Court
U. S
America
Challenge to McMillian Shifts House Caucus Debate on DC Rule
The House Democratic caucus explored a challenge to Chairman John L. McMillan, a long time liberal target. The dispute centers on who should govern the District of Columbia with Congress favoring retained federal oversight versus giving DC residents greater city control.
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John L. McMillan
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McMillan
Deep South
Washington Post
National Capital
McMillian
District of Columbia
Congress
Washington
Nixon attacks welfare and tactics in 1968 campaign speech
The piece cites President Nixon criticizing the welfare system as a disaster and opposing a guaranteed income approach. It argues his plan shifts welfare costs to state and local levels, questions oversight, and claims welfare spending ballooned from 1953 to 1971 while defense rose modestly.
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Nixon
Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Welfare woes fuel Nixon’s rough plan and blame
The piece rails against Nixon’s welfare proposals including workfare and guaranteed income, claiming they will erase the work ethic and expand aid. It cites perceived fraud, says the family security program costs trillions, warns of government overreach, and attacks Rockefeller and socialist influence while invoking Rome’s downfall as a warning.
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Oscar Wilde
American Breed Enterprise System
Congress
Nelon Rockefeller
Rome
Daily Crossword Puzzle Challenge and Cryptoquote
Visible puzzle grid with across clues from 1 to 43 and down clues numbered accordingly. Includes difficulty note and a daily cryptogram with a provided example quotation and instruction on solving by letter substitution.
Absurd New York anecdotes mix art satire and a dog giveaway
Greenwich Village artist commissions a portrait of a Fifth Avenue socialite who critiques the nose unable to be fixed. A doctor weighs a prize fish for a patient while joking about recovery. Quickies joke about a taxidermist monkey, a dachshund choice for five children, and a passport applicant noting Female.
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Greenwich Village
Fifth Avenue
Delaware
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicata
Quotes From United Press International
The datelines cover New York Washington and FT Benning with remarks by Yank Durham and John B Connally. Bailey notes Capt Medina has no restrictions on testifying in the My Lai court martial proceedings and will testify.
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Yank Durham
Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
Frazier
FT. Benning
F. Lee Bailey
Ernest L. Medina
Calley
My Lai
Capt Medina
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