Budget Fight Between Nixon and Congress in Early Rounds
The editorial argues for tighter budget control and scrutinizing social programs amid a push for spending limits and potential 15 percent tax rise. It urges leadership to curb inflation, stabilize prices, and prevent erosion of the dollar while weighing a $268 billion spending cap. It warns rapid moves could anchor Nixon’s legacy as either triumph or downfall.
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Capitol Hill
Nixon
Congress
White House
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U.S
Normandy
Pentagon
Army
Nixon's mission to protect business in Chile outlined
Washington minutes from a 1971 meeting show Secretary of State Rogers framing the Nixon administration as pro business and reluctant to retaliate against Chile for expropriating American assets. The gathering, attended by ITT and major firms, debated informal embargoes and private pressure on Allende, with mixed views and Rogers leaning toward a soft Latin policy.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Bill Rogers
Chile
Nixon
Salvador Allende
Rogers
Moscow
Cuba
International Telephone and Telegraph
Anaconda Copper
Ford Motor
Bank of America
First National City Bank
Ralston Purina
ITT
Ralston
Latin America
Hood-Lines Meeting the Need by Frank B Hood
In the aftermath of the King assassination riots Pittsburgh loaded with soldiers and police, as The Salvation Army distributed food to troops in the Hill District and surrounding areas. The author describes tireless duty, the eerie warlike streets, and civilians thanking volunteers in a night of relief amid curfew.
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Frank B. Huoy
Pittsburgh
Martin Luther King
Fred van Brunt
Salvation Army
Indiana
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
Salvation ‘Army
Boule
Army
van Brunt
Uct Amma
A. H. Ray Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Cade
Anal Daly
Hill District
Civic Arena
East Liberty
Lawrenceville
North Side
Hill
Patro
The
Capitol Hill 1976 Race Not Discussed By Bruce Biossat
Capitol Hill 1976 race not discussed by Bruce Biossat. Voters seek respite from clamor as governors fight for seats in key 1974 races. Kennedy, Mondale, Jackson and Rockefeller pose as potential contenders while Republicans face Watergate fallout.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington
NEA
Edward Kennedy
Alaska
Senate
Kennedy
Robert
Edward Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Chappaquiddick
Muskie
Alabama
George Wallace
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Henry Jackson
Connally
Nelson Rockefeller
Mas
Sachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
California
New Jersey
GOP
George Bush
White House
Los Angeles
Electric Appliances Face Sacrifices In Energy Debate
Washington hears a panel of so called wise men discuss which home devices to cut to save power. Electric toothbrushes curlers pencil sharpeners and can openers are debated with staunch defense of essentials like pencil sharpeners electric can openers and electric bed vibrators amid warnings of hardship and revolt if drastic cuts occur.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Washington, D. C
Q and A: curious facts from nature and history
A quiz style list answers questions on antlions skunks myrrh frankincense the New York state flower the Black Forest archery in horseshoes and Nimrod. It presents brief facts and names across varied topics in concise form.
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Jesus
Middle East
East Africa
New York
West Germany
Black Forest
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