Nixon Paid Calls To Shrink Anderson
Washington column outlines known facts about Nixon's visits to Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker in New York City from the early 1950s through the 1960s. It notes witnesses who saw him at the psychiatrist's office, a 1968 inquiry by Drew Pearson, and denials from Ron Ziegler that Nixon received psychiatric care.
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Richard Nixon
Arnold Hutschnecker
Park Avenue
New York City
Harriet van Horn
Hutschnecker
Berlin
United States
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Nixon
Herb Klein
Ron Ziegler
Trip
California
Restoring a Diminished Friendship and Self Guidance
A reader seeks help to mend a frayed church friendship and finds guidance to avoid enmity. The adviser urges accepting mutual disappointment, abandoning obsessive affection, and refocusing on Bible reading and prayer rather than pursuing an unreciprocated relationship. The tone remains practical and faith centered.
Portraits of power and peril in a chaotic era
The article surveys figures in crisis and policy, from a Peace Corps official bending rules to hang personal portraits, to a dangerous narcotics blend called lethal dose, and a postage service denying nonprofit animal groups bulk rates. It paints a landscape of public authority facing private pressures and policy rollbacks.
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Nixon
Washington
Peace Corps
Joe Blatchford
Don Taylor
Blatchford
Taylor
Alexandria
America
Postal Service
Ads Get Results
A brief notice notes advertising results in a periodical context. It references standard news service collaborations and outlines client relations within the advertising sector. No specific dates or figures are provided in the readable text.
Congress Eyes Changes In Land Use Controls
Congress weighs landmark bills to set a national land use policy. Proposals by Rep. Aspinall and Sen. Jackson seek federal grants and state plans for non federal lands while regulating Bureau of Land Management lands. Debate highlights clashes among farmers, developers, environmentalists, and local governments. The outcome remains uncertain as Congress adjourns.
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Russell Train
Council On Environmental Quality
John Hamer
Congressional Quarterly
Congress
Wayne N. Aspinall
Colorado
House
Interior Committee
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Senate
Jackson
Sen
Gordon Allott
Nixon
Federal Bureau of Land Management
West
America
Aspinall
Senate Interior Committee
Nixon Administration
Environmental
Book review warns against communism and new left dangers
A Decatur letter urges readingCommunism The New Left to illuminate communist party front groups and campus tactics. The writer cites J Edgar Hoover, criticizes Marxist theory, warns of labor and college influence, and calls for vigilant citizen action.
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Decatur
Ala
New Left
Communist Party
J. Edgar Hoover
Power of Faith and Amos Sulka Collar Tale
Norman Vincent Peale extols confidence and self belief citing a Park Avenue men's shop encounter with Amos Sulka. The tale includes Hearst interlude and ends urging readers to maintain confidence for success in life. Published by Tennessee Valley Printing Co in Decatur Alabama in the 1912 1924 period.
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the Power OF
Norman Vincent Peale
Mr. Hearst
Amos Sulka
Hearst
Sulka
William Randolph Hearst
W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
Tennessee Valley Printing CO
IIC
Ian Decatur
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George Alderson
Friends of the Earth
Sierra Club
Fredrick J. Bonfils
Karl Marx
China
Czechoslovakia
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Castro
Percy F. Garnett
Rotary Club of
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