Veep Troubles and Public Money Debates Across Politics
The piece critiques vice presidents past and present, noting Wallace’s career shift and nickname Bubblehead. It labels Humphrey’s REA policy criticisms as illogical, arguing the administration aims to protect taxpayers while supporting cooperatives. It portrays Humphrey as deeply biased against government lending to power groups.
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U.S. Senate
Henry Agard Wallace
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
United States
Wallace
Harry Truman
Westbrook Pegler
Spiro Agnew
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Humphrey
Rural Electrification Administration
Baloney
REA
Seaborg Call for Recycling as Economic Medicine
Dr Glenn Seaborg former Atomic Energy Commission chair urged the United States to recycle nearly all materials to avert future shortages. Speaking at the 169th American Chemical Society meeting he urged industry to design durable goods and treat scrap as a major resource ensuring less energy use and reducing waste.
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Glenn Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Seaborg
American Chemical Society
Two Wheelers Gain Ground In City Traffic
Rising auto costs and higher gas prices push more people, especially youths, to bicycles and motorcycles. Riders earn right of way and signals must be respected. drivers should pass in the inner lane. Also mentions restoring Robert E. Lee's citizenship rights and a critic's quip about congress salaries.
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Ain Ramaneh
Beirut
PLO
Lebanon
Israel
Arafat
United Nations
Buckley on Dems and the New Hampshire Senate vote
William F Buckley Jr argues the Senate Rules Committee under Howard Cannon is manipulating ballots to deny Louis Wyman a Senate seat in New Hampshire. He warns the tactic could force a fresh election and urges Cleaner politics from both parties.
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Senate
Watergate Committee
Benjamin Bradlee
Washington Post
Daley
John F. Kennedy
University of Texas
Buckley
Lyndon Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
Louis Wyman
John Durkin
New Hampshire
Howard Cannon
Rules Committee
Wyman
Durkin
Cannon
Supreme Court
Lower Court
John
Dorking
MACOS controversy echoed in fifth grade lessons
James J. Kilpatrick presents Sheilah Campbell Burgers recounting one year teaching MACOS in Sheffield Mass. She describes MACOS as restricting academic freedom, controlling questions and sources, and teaching biased views through films and role play. She urges reconsideration of tax-funded program and its impact on children.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
Sheilah Campbell Burgers
Sheffield
Mass
Jerome Bruner
MACOS
Flood Insurance Push Urged Over Danville Flooding Issues
A letter to the editor recalls 1972 flood damages along Pumpkin Creek in Danville and warns that the city’s hesitance to adopt a Flood Plain Ordinance jeopardizes eligibility for the National Flood Insurance Program. It urges residents and businesses to consult agents as June 30 1975 looms for program participation to avoid loss of federal aid loans grants and disaster assistance.
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Pumpkin Creek
Danville Bee
Forest Hills
Memorial Drive
Danville
FHA
Smath Business Administration
Veteran’s Administration of Bonds and Savings and Loan Associations
Dan River
Help Danville Life Saving Crew with Fund Drive
Citizens urged to support the Danville Life Saving Crew as they campaign to raise funds for worn equipment and training gear. Volunteers donate time and many pay for the effort out of pocket, with only a few days left to contribute before month end.
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Danville
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Palestinian Liberation Organization
Phalangist
William F. Buckley, Jr
James J. Kilpatrick
Bruner
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