Proxmire May Chair Banking Panel If Senate
Proxmire could become chairman of the Senate Banking Committee if Sparkman leaves the post to head the Foreign Relations Committee. His stance on banking faults includes lack of funds housing loan costs discrimination and monopolies. The piece notes potential clashes and hot hearings if he leads.
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William Proxmire
Senate Committee On Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Proxmire
John J. Sparkman
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate
American Bankers Association
Sen. Proxmire
Senate Banking Committee
Carson
Patty
Capote
SLA
FBI
Steve Weed
Mr. Capote
High Sierra
Sierra
Traduced in Cold Blood by the New Journalism Trend
A journalism teacher notes the glamor of great names in New Journalism. Tom Wolfe rescues minute details of Bernstein’s party for the Black Panthers. Gay Talese probes motives of Turner Catledge amid shifts from the Ochs-Van Anda era. Truman Capote earns praise.
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New York Times
Tom Wolfe
Leonard Bernstein
Gay Talese
Turner Catledge
Truman Capote
Sherlock Holmes
Capote
Johnny Carson
Patty Hearst
Carson
Symbionese Liberation Array
SLA
Patty
Europe Union or Union in Name Only in NATO Edges
A Washington columnist argues the Atlantic Alliance resembles jealous counties under Washington rather than sovereign nations. He notes disunity, duplication, and costly arms programs among the 14 NATO allies, with U.S. troops in Europe remaining firmly deployed and political ties described as a wedlock bound by economic and strategic imperatives.
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Brussels
Andre Goodaster
Nixon
United States
Europe
Alaska
West Europe
U.S. Senate
West
Johannes Steinhoff
Sodier Institute
Hamburg
America
T. R. Milton
U.S
NATO
Florida
Milton
Robert Taft
Lincoln
Washington
Allied Air Group
Goodpaster
Mid East
Mediterranean
Russia
Atlantic Alliance
Kissinger Under Fire From Nixon Critics
Ralph de Toledane argues Nixon foes in Washington press attack Kissinger as a scapegoat for Watergate era tensions. He claims leaks and taps targeted Kissinger, notes White House involvement, and warns such attacks harm U S negotiations with the Kremlin over a Vietnam settlement and nuclear disengagement. Goldwater calls the attacks treason.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kissinger
White House
State Department
Foreign Service
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
United States
Kremlin
America
Soaper warns on lost faith among youth at commencements
A commencement speaker notes the younger generation shows diminished faith in major American institutions and in speakers themselves. He contrasts this with a man who notices societal shifts when his lawnmower's wheelbase is longer than his car’s.
Buckley Skewers Shockley on Academic Hubris and Race
William F Buckley Jr offers a sharp critique of Dr William Shockley noting the clash between open inquiry and fashionable orthodoxy in academia He contrasts Shockleys controversial views with those of Skinner and van den Haag while warning against racial eugenics and the idea of state sterilization rewards The piece ends with a stark remark on who might treat Shockley with greater dignity.
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William Shockley
Shockley
Arthur Jensen
Lincoln
I.Q
Yale
Shockiey
Skinner
Alabama
George Wallace
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Notices
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