High Point Welcomes States Transport Board Meeting
The North Carolina Board of Transportation meets in High Point to review state highways with focus on local needs. Officials seek fair, need based projects to curb inequities between High Point Thomasville Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
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High Point
North Carolina
Board of Transportation
Thomasville
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Triad
U.S. 311
Bruce Lentz
Legal Service Corporation
Legal Aid Society of
Stanley Shavitz
Nixon presses Watergate fights amid Candor collapse
Nixon faced with renewed conflicts over Watergate as he backs away from Operation Candor and confronts subpoenas from the Senate Select Committee. He reshuffles his legal team and faces likely indictments, while 29 percent of the public backs him amid looming energy and inflation concerns.
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Nixon
Senate Select Committee
White House
J. Fred Buzhardt Jr
Leonard Garment
James D. St. Clair
Boston
Leon Jaworski
John J. Sirica
House Judiciary Committee
Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Internal Revenue Service
Melvin Laird
Bryce Harlow
Ford
Britain's Unhappy Anniversary in the Common Market
One year after entering the Common Market Britain shows widespread disappointment and questions about the EEC. Key figures clash over a regional fund, with Britain seeking about 3 million dollars over three years while Bonn proposes far less.
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London
Britain
United Kingdom
Brussels
West Germany
Bonn
EEC
Charles de Gaulle
Explosive FBI case rocks Ohio politics in 1972
William Higgins, a respected FBI agent, was fired after pressuring an Ohio fraud probe involving Republican figures tied to Lloyd Sahley and S. Mort Zimmerman. Documents allege orders to destroy summaries. court records were sealed. the case echoes Watergate era clashes over political influence and FBI independence.
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Washington
FBI
William Higgins
Cleveland
Higgins
Wells
Lloyd Sahley
Midwestern Securities Corporation
Sahley
S. Mort Zimmerman
Nixon Fund-Raiiser
Fred LaRue
Pat Gray
Lloyd Sadley
Ohio
J. Edgar Hoover
Civil Service
Vincent Biunno
Newark
N. J
Biunno
Richard Nixon
Law and Order
The Melting Pot Myth and Ethnic Identity in America
A critical essay argues the United States avoided nationalist tribalism through intense Americanization. It contrasts European ethnic nationalism and Bolshevik policy with U S multicultural integration, noting the pot made of pressure rather than fusion.
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United States
Bronx
Textboks
Letters to the Editor on fuel shortages and politics
Readers express skepticism about fuel shortages and official explanations. Maurice Scott questions storage and price signals while Stanley Shavitz urges solidarity and public service. Andrew Talbert mocks administration policy and Nixon era concerns, citing odd sources of wealth and energy issues.
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Dean Martin
Dizzy Dean
Nixon
Andrew Talbert
Winston Rd
Legal Aid Enclosed is a Copy of a Letter
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King Features Syndicate
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