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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1971
Page
2
Politics of Federal Hiring Under Political Quotas
A Washington Post Federal Diary column reports that Kennedy and Johnson era apps for government jobs were pre screened for political acceptability, not qualifications, with Nixon cited as using similar ratings. The piece argues public service should favor competence over partisanship as government grows more complex.
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U.S
Vietnam
Washington Post
New York Times
Boston Globe
Calumn
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Johnson
Mike Causey
Thnse
Sinc
Sputls
Unemployed scientists face hard return to work
The piece reports on unemployment among aerospace engineers and other scientists as federal funding dries up after 1970. It notes an oversupply of PhDs, underemployment risk, and limited retraining programs under Nixon's 42 million plan, with data on federal and state budget cuts and scarce job openings in academia and pollution control.
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Melly Behl
Miss Behr
University of Sothern California Medical School
Public Heath Service
USC
Avrospace
Canery
America
Ttalion
Nixon
White House
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Calif
James Hodgson
Mixon
Hodgson
Betty Behl
Pri-U. S
Ha Cama Enlantifia Lille
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
World News Highlights From Camp David to Bermuda
Tricia Cox and Ed Cox stayed at Camp David after their White House wedding, confirming the absence of a honeymoon plan. Thant will vacation in Bermuda for one to two weeks after canceling a Geneva trip due to fatigue. Audie Murphy requested a simple burial excluding officials and military personnel. Dinah Shore treated for a scratched cornea at UCLA Medical Center. Rep Wilbur Mills says he would withdraw from presidential primaries if entered. KARISROME-A cure for Sandruff found here.
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Hollywood
Dinah Shore
Ucla Medical Center
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New Haven
Federal Diaries Stir BPA Travel Rules and Civil Service Debate
The Interior Department s Bonneville Power Administration faces questions over an erroneous reporting idea and a travel questionnaire for workers on trips behind the Iron Curtain. Senator Ervin probes Civil Service Commission and State Department responses as BPA officials push for trip disclosures while critics warn of politicization in the federal executive service.
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Cambodian plan for new constitution and elections
Cambodian government, still fighting a war, plans a new constitution and nationwide elections by year’s end. Interior estimates show limited control outside Phnom Penh, especially in sparsely populated north provinces. Despite doubts among deputies, parties are forming as Lon Nol era stability looms, with generals wary of army loyalty and Sihanouk’s legacy fading.
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Johnson's Texas Dilemma Shapes 1972 Delegation
The Los Angeles Times capstone discusses Lyndon Johnson’s lasting influence on Texas politics as he weighs party unity. It notes Johnson’s private leanings toward Henry M. Jackson and potential cross party shifts if the field weakens. The piece highlights Bates, Bentsen, Yarborough, and local figures amid a fraught 1971-72 Democratic landscape.
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Hees
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Etellon Smaith
Lloyd Benisen
Ben James
Ralph Yarborough
Today in History June 28 through the years
The column lists notable events on June 28 across history. It recalls 1915 events in San Francisco chartering the United Nations, legends of the Pied Piper, Pizarro in Lima, John Tyler and Julia Gardiner’s secret New York wedding, and other milestones including Nazi labor service, the Soviet war, Cherbourg’s capture, and Kennedy recalling Maxwell Taylor to duty.
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Julia Gardiner
New York
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Soviet Union
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France
John F. Kennedy
Maxwell D. Taylor
Quotes Reflect Tension Over Newsroom Privacy and Military Morale
A collage of quotes notes press freedom limits amid government probes and archival demands. CBS president Frank Stanton, Archbishop Fulton J Sheen, defense lawyer F Lee Bailey, and Surgeon General Jesse Steinford weigh in on subpoenas, trials, My Lai charges, and morale as investigations unfold.
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Public Health Service
Newspaper masthead and notice lines from Greeley papers
The fragment shows executive staff and publication details for The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican. It lists pricing for subscriptions, delivery options in Weld County, and postal and association affiliations. The text references editors, circulation rates, and a public forum notice.
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