Editorial Higher Housing Subsidies and Tenant Ownership
The Nixon plan would let public housing tenants buy their units with rents credited toward purchase while HUD imposes a 25 percent income rent cap and covers costs above it. Critics warn taxpayers face higher subsidies and potential slum sales if many tenants cannot afford upkeep, questioning who pays the bill.
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Nixon
Congress
Department of Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Romney
HUD
Daily Crossword Clues and Wordplay Puzzle Note
A dense listing of crossword clues across standard categories with hints on abbreviations and word formation. Includes puzzle instruction about letter substitution and a quoted cryptoquote from a past King Features Syndicate publication.
Strained views on race and equality argued in essay
The piece argues racism is a term overused by many scientists and discusses white and black relations. It contrasts perceived prejudice with claims of equality and equal opportunity, noting differences in abilities and opportunities while praising a Negro preacher. It questions the existence of true equality.
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Hereford
Voltaire
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Critique of Negro Historical Legacy and Perceived Inferiority
The piece argues that stable civilizations arose from white cultures while denying substantial black contributions. It claims Africans lacked literacy, numeracy, plows, and long-term civilization, portraying Black peoples as savages and inferior in intellect and cultural achievement.
May 7 1970 Almanac and Historical Highlights
The May 7 1970 almanac notes the 127th day of the year with 238 remaining and lists celestial bodies Saturn Mercury Venus Mars and Jupiter. It recalls Lusitania sinking in 1915 with 1200 aboard including 124 Americans, Germany’s 1945 WWII surrender, Dien Bien Phu 1954 French defeat, and Alabama Governor George Wallace’s death in 1968 at age 40.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Germany
Dienbienphu
Vietnam
Lureen Wallace
Alabama
March of Events No Budget Surplus Appears Likely Now
Washington debate over federal cuts and inflation fears intensify as the White House trims 57 programs to save 2.5 billion for 1971 while recession risks grow. Postal strikes raise costs. Social Security and unemployment benefits loom as inflation threats mount. Supporters say cuts may not harm science progress per Sigma Xi official.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
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White House
Nixon
Republican Party
Harvey A. Neville
Lehigh University
Society of Sigma Xi
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