New Nixon Rides May Signal Change In White House Staffing
Editorial notes President Nixon reshuffles his inner circle by moving George Schultz and Robert Finch to White House roles. The changes aim to broaden counsel, balance conservative voices led by Mitchell and Agnew, and place Schultz near the President as head of a new Office of Management and Budget. Finch gains proximity but no administrative power, while Ehrlichman could see reduced influence.
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Nixon
George P. Schultz
Robert Finch
White House
John O. Ehrlichman
Schultz
Finch
Mitchell
Agnew
Cambodia
Walter Hickel
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Department of Labor
Office of Management and Budget
Ehrlichman
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Flag Day 1970 Reflects Patriotism and Turbulence
Flag Day 1970 shows a strong rise in flag sales from 40 to over 100 percent year over year with readers buying flag decals cufflinks earrings patches and patches. The era’s politics and unrest are linked to a surge in flag-related products and a broad public reverence for the flag amid national protests and wartime history.
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Reader’s Digest
San Francisco
Continental Congress
United States
Wilson
Charles Weltner
Washington
This Dilemma By CAPUS WAYNICK
CAPUS WAYNICK argues Congress faces a crisis over nullifying the President's power as commander in chief and whether to support Nixon or cut off aid to Cambodia. He warns the nation must decide between surrender and continuing anti-communist commitments, urging firm resolve and questioning strategic exits in Southeast Asia and the Near East.
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Congress
United States Armed Forces
Nixon
Cambodia
Indochina
Asheville
Holland
Winston Churchill
British
Arthur Thompson
England
Southeast Asia
Free World
Terael
Near East
Rail Study Blasted as Industry Tied Conflict
Washington reports the ICC relied on Wyer Dick & Co a firm tied to railroads to justify costly passenger service. Rep Dingell accuses conflict of interest and demands disclosures and a second independent study. Meanwhile U.S. efforts to curb the South Vietnamese piastre black market falter as soldiers pay far above official rates.
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Washington
Wyer, Dick & Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Wyer, Dick
ICC
Richard Briggs
Assn. of
American Railroad
Briggs
Transportation Department
Federal Railroad Administration
John Dingell
D-Mich
House Commerce Committee
Transportation
John Volpe
George Stafford
Dingell
House Commerce
Rep
Harley Staggers
D-W. Va
Staggers
U.S
Vietnam
Senate
Les Whitten
Saigon
Who Guards Man From Life’s Hidden Dangers
The sermon contrasts human pursuit of security with faith’s call to pursue good. It notes billions spent on insurance safety devices and protective gear from masks to bulletproof jackets as people seek protection from daily evils and epidemics.
The Quest for Lasting Security in a World of Change
A meditation on material security and the futility of wealth to grant true protection. It argues no one achieves lasting monetary security as values and purchasing power shift. It cites the motto sic transit gloria mundi and asks how to live by St. Peter's words about harm to those who do good.
Tribute to the Flag and Fall Promotions Prompt Local News
The piece recalls Beecher on the flag and celebrates a local daughter winning a Greek island trip for her father via a national contest. It notes Dr. Cole and his wife planning a Greek cruise, Dr. Tom Haggai’s forthcoming Tell It Like It Is, and the end of U S Savings Stamp sales with bonds encouraged instead. Also forms a schedule of open house at Guil Rand Veterinary Hospital and honors Bassett’s Spilman at a furniture association dinner. The U S Army’s 195th birthday is noted for June 14.
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David W. Cole
High Point College
Greece
Cole
Greek Islands
Athens
Fruit of the Loom
Coles
Tom Haggai
America
E. Max Sink
Guil Rand Veterinary Hospital
R. F. J. Johnson
High Point Fair
Bassett
Robert Spilman
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Georgia Furnishings Representatives Association
Atlanta
U.S. Army
Boston
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Merry
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Peter
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C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Richard Teague
Associated Press
N.C
Seri
Oliver Wendell Holmes
U.S. Capitol
Capitol
Henry Ward Beecher
Treasury Department
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