Nixon Press Clash Weighs On Public Figure
The column argues Nixon’s pain over press attacks, Keogh and Reader’s Digest as tools against him, and the broader role of the press as political adversary since the nation’s founding. It warns that secrecy bred speculation and urges accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bishop
Nixon
Foro
Ane
James Keogh
Reader's Digest
Keogh
Omaha World-Herald
Time
Noose
John S. Knight
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Pacific
James ‘Keogh
Alwys
George Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
McKinley
White House
Herb Klein
Ron Ziegler
Agnew
Fort Knox
Speaking Freely Motoring Costs Going Up
Automobile writer Don Oakley notes 1973 bumper rules and later passive restraints will push car prices higher, with estimates around 150 dollars more per model and possibly up to 700 dollars by 1976. By 1980 the car may be enormously expensive and less distinctive, threatening affordability and driving excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
America
Automobile
Daniel A. Jedlicka
Harper’s Magazine
General Motors
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Howard P. Peers
Ford
Jedeka
Ralph Nadar
Q and A themed religious and political trivia item
The text lists Q and A items on subjects including Ethiopians and Solomon and Sheba lineage, the Wailing Wall significance, presidents labeled as dark horse candidates Polk Pisree Hayes Garfield and Harding, and a garbled note about atomic energy in 1941 at Arco Idaho with Warren Harding as a listed president.
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Sheba
Solomon
King Solomon's Temple
Dark Horse
Polk
Pisree
Hayes
Garfield
Harding
Ethiopia
Lise
Atomic Research Plant
Arco
Idaho
U.5
Vale
Eenses
Warren Harding
Wal
Local Indiana News Window From The Indiana Printing Co
Fragmentary inscriptions from the Indiana Evening Gazette appear. The snippet shows names and a mottled header indicating local news and AP wire content. Limited readable text suggests a small-town newspaper page with rates and publication details.
Nixon's Vietnam gamble faces new White House scrutiny
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports secret White House papers show Nixon timing the Vietnam pullout to influence Moscow Hanoi and Moscow while hoping for a peaceful summit. North Vietnam mounts a major offensive, RVNAF weaknesses noted, and contingency plans to redeploy Marines debated amid reelection concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
Oan Vietnam
White House
Nixon
Hanoi
U. S
Peking
Moscow
United States
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces
RVNAF
Labor remake image voiced by veteran union leader
Victor Riesel reports from Washington on Hunter Wharton AFL CIO vice president and 71-year-old Operating Engineers chief urging reforms inside labor. He warns of bad public image and inflated wages, calls for productivity and fair work, and challenges local leaders to curb ghost payrolls while stressing the industry's paramount role in the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Washington
Construction International
University
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Hunter Wharton
Operating Engineers
Aflcio
Wharton
Wharton Seizes Labor Reform at Washington Hilton
Berry's World notes a Washington Hilton speech where Wharton challenged union leaders to curb autonomy and push productivity. He warned employers face stoppages and rising costs, urged bylaws changes, and cited a nationwide round table coalition of construction firms led by Roger Blough and Virgil Day. The crowd remained hushed then stood to applaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hilton International
Wharton
National Union
U.S. Steel Corp
Roger Blough
General Electric
Virgil Day
Bangkok signs lampoon Bangkok business names
A Bangkok feature catalogs odd shop and hotel names that mislead tourists. It notes many venues use branding that does not reflect their business from hairdressers to night clubs and tailor shops, citing names like Very Good Shop and Fat Man Shop alongside bars and hotels with suggestive monikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter O'Loughlin
Associated Press
Bangkok
Thailand
Colgate
Maxim’s
Diamond Shop
Happy Hotel
Heaven Hotel
West Lebanon forms fire unit elects leadership
Arthur Velesig is the president of the newly formed West Lebanon fire-fighting unit. Bertilino is vice president, John Vaesse Jr and Robert Coulter are treasurer and director, with Liberty Bertolino, Max Craig and John C. Campbell as directors. A grass fire closed Fulton Run road as local firefighters battled the blaze along the roadside this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Lebanon
Arthur Velesig
Bertilino
John Vaesse Jr
Robert Coulter
Liberty Bertolino
Max Craig
John C. Campbell
Fulton Run
Indiana
Lucerne
Beencai Crys
State
Tees
Bell Tele
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The
Snndiana Evening Gazette
Pichehistema By
Water St
Maree
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
Frank B. Prey
Dal
Saigon
Defense Secretariat
RVNAP
Republic of Vietnam
GVN
Government of Vietnam
Elliot Clara
Stuart Ellen
Rhode Islanders
Price Commission
Berry's
NEA
George Wallace
Boyle
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