Mandel Attacks Non Politicians In Watergate Critique
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel speaking at Mt. St. Marys College denounces non politicians from corporate America as a powerful elite seeking to remake the nation. He casts Wall Street law firms Madison Avenue Disneyland and major industries as the corrupters behind a national scheme.
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Charles James Fox
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
National Governors ‘Conference
Mt. St.Mary’s College
Mandel
Watergate
Wall Street
Madison Avenue
Disneyland
America
Gerald L. K. Smith
Smith
Charlie McCarthy
Washington Post
Nixon
Nader Takes Aim at Maine Resources and Potatoes
The piece argues Ralph Nader criticizes Maine as dominated by seven large firms and focused on pulp and paper while highlighting Maine’s diverse economy. It notes Maine’s potatoes, lobster harvest of about 20 million pounds, poultry output, scenic coast, and extensive privately owned forest land, with references to Edmund Muskie and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nader
Justice Department
Nader
Maine
Edmund Muskie
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Passamaquoddy Bay
Gap Between Actuality And Avowals In Watergate Commentary
A columnist weighs the gap between public avowals and private knowledge of Washington. The piece argues readers expect outrage, yet the press often knows more than it reveals. It endorses punishing lawbreakers and cites Robert N Winterberger's The Washington Pay-Off for insider detail on LBJ and Bobby Baker.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Ashington
Reston
Wicker
Alsop
Et al
White House
Robert N. Winter- Berger
LBJ
John McCormack
Bobby Baker
John
Xxx
Rayburn
Godfather
Eugene Kinnaly
Martin Sweig
Nathan Voloshen
John Donato
Eddie Adams
Sweig
Voloshen
Adams
Republic
Right to Life movement stays strong after Supreme Court ruling
The article notes ongoing vitality of national Right to Life groups after the Texas and Georgia abortion rulings. It highlights the Detroit convention with Sen. Mark Hatfield as chief speaker, calls for a constitutional amendment empowering states, and cites Michigan efforts. It also comments on political reactions and the FBI controversy era’s lessons.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Georgia
Sheraton Cadillac
Detroit
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Right To Life
NRL
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Congress
James L. Ryan
Michigan
Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
House
Watergate and the Conservative Question in Nixon Era
John Chamberlain argues Watergate reveals little ideological division, tracing roles of conservatives and technocrats, noting Nixon and Kissinger seek a balance of power. The piece weighs whether Nixon ordered the bugging or if secrets surface that could alter his presidency and path to world peace.
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Barry Goldwater
John Tower
Strom Thurmond
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Pat Buchanan
Martin Anderson
John Sears
Richard Whalen
Roger Freeman
William Gavin
Jeffrey Bell
Alan Greenspan
Richard Allen
William Safire
Ray Price
Uen Garment
Pat Moynihan
White House
Bob Haldeman
John Erlichman
Watergate
McCord
Hunt
Gurney
Florida
Dominick
Colorado
Dole
Kansas
Cotto
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Arizona
Henry Kissinger
Red China
Soviet Russia
Kissinger
Brezhnev
Washington
Whittaker Chambers
State Department
Gardens Not For Lazy This Season
The piece urges backyard farmers to expect hard work in new vegetable gardens. It notes beginners face difficulty as few plants grow unaided and part time plot owners will learn what toil in the soil truly entails, turning gardening into needed exercise.
Senator Soaper Drives Vague Race Of Public Opinion
A playful riff on political figures and car culture laments Watergate boredom and speed trap economies. The piece lampoons Senator Soaper, Congressman Sludgepump, and administrations while imagining tests and detectors failing amid a fantasy of moving cars and slow driving.
Watergate far from the Lusitania cover up in history
Ralph de Toledano argues that the Watergate scandal dominates Washington discourse while Colin Simpson's Lusitania account reveals deeper political suppression by Wilson era officials. He cites Churchill commissions, cargo contraband, and to suppress truth, suggesting the Lusitania case far eclipsed Watergate in harm.
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Washington
Nixon
Democratic National Committee
White House
Colin Simpson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Great Britain
Wilson
Robert Lansing
State Department
New York
Dudley Field Malone
Malone
Newspaper Subscription Rates Notice for Danville Record
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions in city and suburbs by carrier and by mail. Prices are 50 cents weekly by carrier, 10 cents per single copy, and 20 cents for Sunday only. Mail rates are one year $20, six months $10.50, three months $5.25, one month $1.75, with notices mailed 10 days before expiration and renewals urged.
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Mt. St. Mary’s
Idaho
Aroostook
Jeffrey Hart
Russell Kirk
Lyndon
McCormack
FBI
Winter- Berger
Johnson
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Winter-Berger
Speaker McCormack
John Chamberlain
Senator Soaper
Congressman Sludgepump
Ralph de Toledano
Lansing
Treasury and
Justice Departments
Germany
Lusitania
Edward M. House
House of Morgan
Danville Register
Danville
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