Prescription For Victory In Politics Of The 70s
Independent Democrats Richard Scammon and Ben J. Wattenberg offer a census of the era arguing the real majority are conservative on social issues yet liberal on bread and butter matters. They propose targeting the unyoung and the unpoor within a Quadstate region to win. They warn both parties to adapt and consider George Wallace as a lasting factor shaping national strategy.
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Richard Scammon
Ben J. Wattenberg
George Wallace
Governor Arch Moore Denies Corruption Charges on TV
A West Virginia governor angrily denounced a column’s accusations as a “dispicable lie” at a televised press conference. The piece contends Moore underreported income from 1962 to 1966, diverted $80,000 in campaign funds to personal use, and listed abnormally low taxable income in one year.
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Washington
Arch Moore
West Virginia
Sam
Moore
Big Spender Moore Faces Criminal Probe Over Tax Deceptions
The investigation alleges Moore underreported five years of income by large deductions including private plane costs and a pilot's salary. IRS has referred the case to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution. Rivers uses Air Force planes for travel and Beech Aircraft provided a free plane for a trip to Walterboro. An aide to Sen Bellman was mistaken for a senator by tourists, while Sen Smith quipped about the mix up.
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Washington
Potomac
Moore
West Virginia
Floyd Graham
Congressional
River
L. Mendel Rivers
Hisalutin House
Armed Services
Air Force
Rivers
Charleston
S. C
South Carolina
Farmers Home
James V. Smith
Walterboro
Farmers Home Administration
Smith
Beech
John Biard
Harry Bellman
Senate
Biard
Desegregation committee visits the White House and North Carolina politics
Vice President Agnew’s desegregation advisory group from North Carolina met in the White House for about 20 minutes with President Nixon. The Raleigh based panel plans to guide the $1.5 billion desegregation aid, while North Carolina leaders like Archie Davis and S. E. Burford are mentioned along with party hints for 1972 lieutenant governor. The articleAlso notes local business openings and school age programs including Spradley’s new Flash Market and Developmental Preschool Day Care efforts.
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Agnew
Nixon
White House
High Point
S. E. Burford
T. Wingate Andrews High School
Robert J. Brown
Tom Haggai
Winston-Salem
Archie Davis
Burford
Bob Brown
Davis
Raleigh
North Carolina
Good Neighbor Council
Fred Cooper
Tom A. Finch
Thomasville Industries
Armstrong Cork
Reynolds Tobacco
Alex Galloway
Duke Power
William McGuire
Carolina Power and Light
Shearon Harris
Biblical Recorder
J. Morie Grant
John Stickley
GOP
Wilbur Hobby
Ed Kemp
Kemp
Scott
Gene Simmons
Hargrove Bowles
Spiro Agnew
Justice Department
French journalist warns industry must adapt to youth demands
Jean Jacques Servan-Schreiber testifies before a joint subcommittee warning that industrial systems risk a violent clash if not reformed to meet youth needs. He argues U S industry should face social controls as excess competition harms peoples lives while noting American firms already face welfare regulation.
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Jean Jacques Servan-Schreiber
Frenchational Assembly
Servan-Schreiber
U. S
Europe
East
Inflation Alert and Productivity Debate Weigh on Nixon Plan
President Nixon framed an inflation alert to guide the nation after wage and price increases. The National Commission on Productivity will review inflation across the 1960s and 1970, with sections on inflationary forces and suspect industry settlements. Critics doubt retrospective analysis. Solow calls it as useful as a Weather Bureau notice.
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Nixon
National Commission On Productivity
Council of Economic Advisers
MIT
Robert M. Solow
Weather Bureau
Forbes Magazine
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
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Massachusetts
Washington, D.C
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Wisconsin
California
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Merry
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Internal Revenue Service
Frost
Tom Gettys
DS. C
Gettys
Beechcraft
Sen Margaret Chase Smith
By Jack Anderson
Randolph County
Spracley
Greensboro
Guilford College
Spencer
Lindsay Street
English Road
Harold Johnson
T. G. Spradley
Broad Street
Spradley
Green Street Baptists
Norman Silver
Rotarians
Berry's
NEA
Chet
Industry and Youth
High Point Enterprise
Sankep Wenn
Enterprise, Inc
Chareh Avenue
D. A. Rameat
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
V. W. Idol
Richard Teague
Associated Press
N.C
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