Tax-Sharing Alternatives Finance City Relief Debate
Big city mayors pressure Speaker Carl Albert and Hale Boggs to back revenue sharing. They present options including outright federal grants, full appropriation of funds, federal welfare costs takeover, public service employment, a city development loan bank, and accelerated public works to $2 billion for water sewer and hospitals. Taxpayers face higher taxes. states fare less.
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House
Hale Boggs
Nixon
Congress
Public Service
Boggs
Turning Point On Crime in Nixon Era Politics
Analysis of Nixon era crime policy as Attorney General Mitchell asserts progress despite FBI data showing a crime rise. District of Columbia and large cities report decreases while national rankings and new enforcement tools shape the debate. The piece links crime to reporting, funding incentives, and political narratives amid migration and loyalty themes.
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Richard Nixon
United States
America
John N. Mitchell
FBI
Mitchell
District of Columbia
Nixon
Washington
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Justice Department
Congress
Baltimore Sun
D C Last Colony: DC Moves Toward Nonvoting Delegate
The District of Columbia gains a nonvoting House delegate like Puerto Rico as 71.1 percent of 756,510 residents are black. Front-runner Walter Fauntroy won the January 12 Democratic primary. Congress maintains final word, a legacy of self-government struggles since Reconstruction.
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D. C
Washington
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Island
Commonwealth
Walter E. Fauntroy
Congress
House
Senate
James Madison
John Adams
Norton P. Chipman
Threeman Board of Commissioners
Bruce Handicapped Washington Paris talks slow and secret
Washington officials restrict Paris talks to routine war intelligence leaving ambassador Bruce and the North Vietnamese delegation in Paris to face limited background data. A flash message to the Pentagon prompted a full raid briefing as Bruce seeks details to counter protests. Poet Allen Ginsberg pursues CIA opium links in Laos, interviewing Richard Helms and citing ex-CIA sources and UN documents.
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Washington
Paris
North Vietnam
David
Bruce
Julian Ewell
Pentagon
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs
Washington Post
Allen Ginsberg
Central Intelligence Agency
Laos
Ginsberg
CIA
Richard Helms
Helms
State Department
U.S
Thailand
Ginsberg and Opium Charge Against Ky Spark Debate
A scene blends poetry and politics as Allen Ginsberg pursues evidence on a disputed CIA-linked opium claim involving South Vietnam's Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky. The piece also notes stalled Big Four talks on Middle East cease-fire, with Egypt seeking peace amid internal and external pressures.
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Port
Ginsberg
Senate
CIA
S. M. Mustard
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Laos
New York Times
Ramparts Magazine
Ernest Gruening
D-Alaska
Air Force
Saigon
Les Whitten
Walter Pincus
Indochina
Mid East
Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Sadat
Moscow
Bes
Israel Alee
Suex Canal
Arabian
Wreelie
Reading list from Journalism School Library at Chapel Hill
A survey of new arrivals for the Carolina Journalism School Library includes Harry Golden's autobiography The Right Time and Randall Jarrell 1914 1965 anthology edited by Lowell Taylor Warren. It notes Royalties supporting UNC Greensboro scholarship and reviews The Farther Shores of Politics by Thayer, Culture Gulch by Canaday, and Pump House Gang as vivid portraits of American literary and cultural shifts.
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Chapel Hill
Press Institute
Harry Golden
Carolina Israelite
America
New York
Lower East Side
South
Randall Jarrell
Robert Lowell
Peter Taylor
Robert Penn Warren
Hannah Arendt
Guilford College
Lowell
Jarrell
Marianne Moore
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
George Rockwell
Thayer
Rockwell
Gulch
John Canaday
New York Times
Times
Canaday
Florence
Pump House Gang
North Carolina
Tom Wolfe
la Jolla
London
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