State of the Union by Formula andtiming in Nixon era
Nixon delivered a guarded State of the Union focused on positives with no surprises. He touted progress ending violence and farm prosperity while skimming economic concerns and proposing bills on health care education and transit. An urgent oil embargo meeting was announced. Watergate remained a central unresolved issue in the sixth year.
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Debate over bus busing and test scores in Forsyth schools
The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County area faces declining target achievement test scores. Parents blame integration by busing while educators cite kindergarten program gaps, supervision, accountability, and reading instruction. The piece argues not to fixate on one cause and highlights broader systemic issues across North Carolina.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth County
Winston-Salemz
Winston- Salem Journal
Forsyth
North
North Carolina
Projecting the News He Had A Dream
A retrospective on Woodrow Wilson marking the 50th anniversary of his death in Washington DC on February 3 1924. The piece highlights his rise from private citizen to president and his impact as a reformer in New Jersey and as a defining figure in U S and world affairs especially after 1912 when he secured the Democratic nomination and won the presidency after Roosevelt split the Republicans.
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Trenton
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Champ Clark
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Clark
Theodore Roosevelt
White House Summaries Support Nixon View on Watergate
Washington reports reveal secret White House summaries of the Watergate tapes claim to refute John Dean's Senate testimony with verbatim tapes. They hint at an 18 minute gap and cite Dean warning Nixon in March 1973. The pieces show Nixon stressing no resignation and discuss aides like Haig and Ziegler amid domestic pressures.
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Bob” Haldeman
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Jeb Stuart Magruder
Frederick LaRue
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
Hunt
Bebe Rebozo
Bebe
Carl Albert
Harry Truman
Albert
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Haig
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Halderman
Plusses And Minuses In Plea Bargaining
A critique of plea bargaining post Agnew’s resignation explores how nolo contendere and guilty pleas shape justice. It discusses markdowns, jury reluctance, and the need for reform toward sensible, individualized judgments in the mass plea system.
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Richard H. Kuh
New Leader
New York City
New York
Frank Hogan
Manhattan
Kuh
Kissinger blamed as real author of Suez armistice pact
A tirade argues Secretary of State Kissinger engineered a Soviet backed Suez armistice with Egypt ceding east bank to UN forces and Russia dominating Red Sea lifeline. It pits Kissinger and Brezhnev against Western leaders, calling for blame for a “catastrophe” and questioning claims of peace.
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Henry Kissinger
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London
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Golan Heights
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