Governors Push For Policy Sharing With Federal Government
Governors in several states seek a say in federal policy for programs they administer. Kentucky Governor Louis B. Nunn proposes consultation on legislation, arguing for more input while many Republicans back Nixon's welfare plan but Reagan opposes adding more programs. States face rising welfare costs and matching fund requirements as they handle federal grants.
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Kentucky
Louis B. Nunn
Republican Governors Association
Nunn
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
A Day That Endures Christmas customs through centuries and symbols
Researchers trace Christmas origins to Greek and Roman midwinter celebrations and note the spread of greenery and mistletoe. The feast was established in 353 A.D. in Rome, with Saint Nicholas as Santa Claus precursor. The piece lauds Christmas as enduring and resilient against detractors.
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Julius I
Christ
Rome
St. Boniface
Turkey
Saint Nicholas
Santa Claus
Unemployment Shapes Nixon Era Economic Dilemma
Unemployment climbs amid recession and high inflation as economists clash over stimulus versus restraint. Analysts note a shift in focus from inflation to jobs, with adviser's talks of 8 percent growth and potential Fed loosening shaping policy ahead of 1972 elections.
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Nixon
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Federal Reserve
Ford Tot Guard seats scarce as safety push falters
Ford Motor Company announced a new child safety seat to debut in 1967 but surveys show less than one in six Ford dealers stock the Tot Guard. INFANTS activists led by John Banzhaf press Ford, alleging back orders and uneven distribution while Ford cites back orders and a second shift as fixes.
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Washington
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Washington State
John Banzhaf
George Washington University
Les Whitten
Whitten
Shelton Ford
Bethesda
Banzhaf
Henry Ford II
Hunl Mullins
Ford Motor
Roundup of political and international tensions across Washington and abroad
The item outlines pressure on Sen. Warren Magnuson to aid a large utility merger, Soviet arms talks with Hanoi and Egypt, security concerns over presidential bugging in Malaysia, Volpe's resignation chatter, and a plan for a foreign economic council. It also covers Goodell’s federal Senate race stance, Castro's Cuba elections skepticism, and John Tunney's request to repurpose an Army center for a Deganawidah Quetzalcoatl university network for Indian and Mexican heritage students.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Capitol Hill
Magnuson
Elsa
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Russia
Egypt
Israel
White House
Malaysia
Johnson
John Volpe
Nixon
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Foreign Economic Council
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
John Tunney
D-Calif
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
Army
Davis
Calif
Deganawidah-Quetzalcoatl University
California
Tunney
Christmas Birthday of a King and World Ruler
A devotional verses praising the birth of Christ as the King of all nations. The text presents Jesus as incarnate God, Savior, and sovereign ruler sent from Heaven to bring freedom and salvation to humanity. It emphasizes Christmas as more than celebration, the Birthday of a King.
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Christ
Bethlehem
All-American Youth Club
YMCA
Letter of appreciation highlights paper carrier duties and heroes
A reader thanks his newspaper carrier for a year of service noting carrier duties include working in snow sleet or rain and handling money and customers. The note points to famous ex-newsboys like Walt Disney and Joe DiMaggio and encourages pride in a respected job.
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Uncle Sam
Walt Disney
Bing Crosby
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas Edison
Bob Hope
Knute Rockne
Jack Dempsey
Joe Dimaggio
Eddie Rickenbacker
Cardinal Spellman
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Yn Reeo
Congressional Quarterly
Crusaders Blast Ford
el Paso
el Paso Natural
Merry
By Jack Anderson
High Point Enterprise
Themee Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
de Point
N.C
D.a.rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Randall & Terry
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, Jrt
W. W. Idol
Richard Teague
THE
Associated Press
AP News
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
South Vietnam
Paul Younts
William E. Best
High Point College
University of Tennessee
Verstanding
Best
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Memphis Medical School
Beverly
Memphis Press Scimitar
Methodist Hospital
New Haven
Memorial Research Center
Knoxville
Kenneth Kearns
Fletcher Kearns
University of Arizona
Westinghouse Research
Monroeville, Pa
Charity and Children
Organ of the Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina, Inc
Voice of Child Care
J. Eugene White
Lloyd Turnage
Europe
White
Roy E. Gay
A. A. Davidson
Gay-Davidson
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