Congress Faces Mixed Confidence in Harris Poll
Pollster Lou Harris finds Americans split 46 percent positive and 46 percent negative on the 90th Congress. While improved from 1967, the evidence shows a decline from 1965 peak. Public criticism targets gun laws ethics, poverty, foreign aid, nonproliferation, and ethics codes amid controversy over income surtax and housing measures.
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Lou Harris
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Editorial Outlook on Federal Budget Making Ahead of 1969 Transition
In the weeks before leaving office on January 20, President Johnson will present the fiscal 1970 budget to Congress. Nixon faces choices on surtax renewal, deficits, and inflation, with advisers weighing whether to extend or end the 20 percent surtax and how to balance a potentially larger budget gap.
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Paul W. McCracken
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President vetice President Vice-President Secretary Treasures
A historical notice lists key civic roles including President Vice President Secretary and other executive posts such as Treasurer Editor and Business Manager, indicating a formal organization structure or committee slate.
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Revolutionary demands hit Swarthmore Brandeis and Pembroke
On December 23 black students at Swarthmore Brandeis and Pembroke issued non negotiable demands to college presidents mirroring militant protests. Samuel R Jordan Jr convicted for Molotov attack appeared at Swarthmore to spur activity, linked to Fannia Davis a senior planning revolt after February graduation. Authorities question how Jordan remains free amid the unrest.
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Picketing row fuels thoughts on harassment and journalism
The piece recalls a Saturday in front of The Enterprise as a rowdy picket, with references to a contentious past sentencing and threats faced in journalism. It reflects on handling attention seekers, historic clashes, and broader experiences in the newspaper trade.
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