Nixon joins Keynesians in deficit finance hints
A historic overview critiques U.S. budget policy across the Kennedy to Nixon era. It notes deficits totaling 145.9 billion with interest of 168.4 billion over twelve years, arguing the dollar’s value degrades as government finances remain out of balance and urging fiscal restraint.
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Nixon
John Maynard Keynes
Keynes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Britain
U.S
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Europe
Virginian
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
United States
John ¥. Kennedy
Executive Branch
Mansfield Would Torpedo NATO Observers Clash Over Defense Cuts
Secretary of State Rogers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Mansfield aims to cut European manpower to 150000, risking NATO unity. He warned a unilateral cut would undermine negotiations with the Soviet Union and threaten peace.
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Democratic Congress
Congress
Executive Branch
United States
State Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Europe
Mansfield
J. William Fulbright
Rogers
Soviet Union
Fulbright
NATO
U.S
Indochina
Mansfield, Fulbright and Company
SEATO
Three 1972 Democrats unite for labor alliance at Miami
Senators Humphrey Muskie and Jackson push a strengthened labor Democratic coalition to defeat Nixon in 1972. They meet at AFL-CIO Ladies Garment Workers convention in Miami as labor criticizes Nixon unemployment figures and argues for swift economic action amid inflation.
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Nixon
Afl-Cio Ladies Garment Workers
Miami
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
White House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor
Committee On Political Education
Humphrey
Congress
United States
Reagan on CRLA conflict and school vouchers in California
In a Sacramento stop, Governor Reagan discusses the California Rural Legal Assistance program tied to OEO and his push toward experimental school vouchers. He cites malfunctions and misused funds, vetoing CRLA despite criticism, and argues vouchers would introduce choice and accountability in education.
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CRLA
Reagan
Naan Ae
Sacramento
Los Angeles Times
California
Office of Economic Opportunity
Reagan Administration
Legal Assistance Program
OEO
Washington
QEO
Jess
Nixon
Massiv
San Diego
Cesar Chavezl
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Notices
The Danville Register lists subscription costs for daily and Sunday editions with mail and carrier options, including in city and suburban delivery and single copy prices. It notes renewal reminders, AP credits, and national ad reps in major cities for advertising and distribution.
What Gifts For Your Children from a Furman Chaplain
A Furman University chaplain reflects on Esau's trade for a short term gain and urges parents to give enduring, nonmaterial gifts. He lists nine core values: balance, honor, high calling, gratitude, long-range view, personal life view, love, faith, and justice mercy humility. The piece urges parents to transmit worthy values over material wealth.
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IL. D. Johnson
Furman University
Esau
Jacob
Israel
Isaac
Solomon
Jone
Micah
The Rebels Of The Seventies And Fitzgeralds Letters
John Chamberlain discusses Arnold Gingrich Esquire editors and the pull between modern rebellious culture and classic craft as he reviews Fitzgerald Perkins Hemingway letters. He notes the 70s rebels crave establishment motion, while Fitzgerald sought excellence, fearing craft’s loss among campuses and communes.
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Arnold Gingrich
Esquire Magazine
Esquire
Ernest Hemingway
Scott Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Charles Scribner's Sons
Maxwel Perkins
Main Street
Wisconsin
Glenway Wescott
Aitle
Neveepee
Babbitt
Fitzgeingway
Rald
Hemingway
Adora Duncan
Jeffrey Hart
Max Perkins
Old Friends and New China Policy Spark Nixon Backlash
Holmes Alexander surveys Nixon China policy amid a rift with long-time allies. Agnew and top conservative voices express dismay over potential rapprochement with the People’s Republic, while Buckley and Human Events issue mixed reactions. The piece notes historical loyalties and hints at political strategy shaping Cold War diplomacy.
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Auld Jang Syne
Alser Hiss
Checkers
Stassen
Miami Beach
Mainland
Nixon White House
China
Agnew
Williamsburg
America
Nixon
National Review
Bill Buckley
Buckley
Cee Ty Brough
Amtrak
U Set
Ting
Bethis
National Review Carelively
Eazy
Burnham
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