Wallace Sets Sights On 1976 Presidential Run
Governor George Wallace faces health and political hurdles but aims to influence the 1976 Democratic nomination. He and allies plan careful participation in the St. Louis mini convention to study new rules and maximize representation. Wallace remains a potent regional force who could tilt the party balance if not an active candidate.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
St. Louis
George McGovern
Gov. Wallace
Democratic Party
South
North Carolina
McGovern
Sen
Harry Jackson
Washington
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Streaking on campus sparks debate and humor
Elders say streaking diverts from major issues like gas shortages and impeachment talk. Reaction ranges from outraged calls for curbs to laughter, as the act is described as foolish public nudity watched by others. Some critics warn of moral decay while others view it as a temporary odd fad.
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Nixon
Defining a Recession in Nixon Era Debate
A 1974 discussion explores how economists and officials disagree on what constitutes a recession. Definitions vary from two-quarter GDP declines to the NBER standard of an extended, widespread drop in activity. The piece notes stagflation terms, public mood, and quotes Samuelson, Stein, and Meany on impeachment context.
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Nixon
United States of America
U.S
Paul A. Samuelson
M.lt
Herbert Stein
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
National Bureau of Economic Research
Besineas
Samuelson
Anatomy Of A Political Burglary In Watergate Saga
Senate investigators tie the Watergate break in to a buried motive around a $205000 Hughes loan to Don Nixon in 1956 and related cash gifts. The piece links White House fears of exposing Hughes links to O Brien and Greenspun, the plumbers plan to enter Watergate and loot Greenspun as cover.
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Washington — Senate
White House
Larry O'Brien
Howard Hughes
Nixon
Don
Richard Nixon
California
Don Nixon
Tao
Hughes
John Meier
Tony Hatsis
Bebe Rebozo
San Clemente
Key Biscayne
Richard Danner
Senate
G. Gordon’ Liddy
Howard Hunt
Executive Office
Las Vegas
Hank Greenspun
Herb Klein
Herb Kalmbach
John Ehrlichman
Greenspun
Donald Nixon
Johnny Meier
Kalmbach
Internal Revenue Service
Larry O’brien
Ehrrichman
O’brien
Democrats
H. R. Haldeman
John Dean
Jack Caulfield
Watergate
O'Brien
The
New York Times
G. Gordon Liddy
O Brien
Liddy
Mexico
Price Our Defense Of Idealism In Foreign Policy
A columnist critiques Nixon and Kissinger for withdrawing from strong action over Solzhenitsyn and the Jackson amendment. The piece questions anti-idealism across the political spectrum, arguing for a balanced approach of official protocol and people-to-people support for democratic forces in the Communist world.
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Nixon
Kissinger
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
Charles Yost
Christian Science Monitor
Michael Harrington
Israel
Yost
Harrington
South Africa
U.S.S.R
Republic of
Rhodesia
Communist Party
People’s Republic of China
Banker Explains Land Use Stand In NC Editorial Letter
A North Carolina letter to the editor outlines a banker’s views on the Coastal Area Management Act. He urges long range planning to protect the environment, cites deficiencies in the act, and argues for local representation and fair compensation when property is restricted. He emphasizes balanced growth and warns against a no growth policy.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
General Assembly
North Carolina General Assembly
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Jerry Ford
Ford
Afl-Cio
George Meany
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Jack Anderson
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Berry's
Billy Pat
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