Man No One Knew Nixon Says The Press Question His Stability
Jim Bishop surveys press debate on Richard Nixon emotional control. He argues Nixon’s public image masks a disciplined, hard driven personality with few true friends. Bishop cites past episodes, advisers, and critics, concluding the President resists vulnerability while facing relentless scrutiny.
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Jim Bishop
New York Times
Time
Nixon
Yorba Linda
California
White House
Whittier
Mr. Nixon
Washington
Robert N. Winter-Berger
Lyle Stuart
Arnold Hutschnecker
New York
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Moscow
Peking
H. R. Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Eli S. Chesen
Nellis Air Force Base
Nevada
Douglas Fairbanks
Executive Department
Watergate Committee
Evans
Novak
Abominable Snowman Ready For Snow In Pennsylvania
PA DOT plans for winter snow removal with year round prep across 42 000 mile highway system. Maintenance districts review past seasons, calibrate salt and anti skid material, arrange rental equipment and stockpiles, train crews, and conduct off season checks and drills. The piece also notes political commentary on upcoming state appointments and a light column on hunting mishaps and the Caldecott Medal.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Hig Excellency
Shapp
Scranton
Shafer
GOP- Sters
Messrs
Mr. Shapp
Washington Merry-Go-Round Fueling Around By Pentagon Brass
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports Pentagon leaders limit military readiness to save fuel while quietly preserving chauffeured limousines and luxury travel. He cites reduced Navy steaming and flying times, canceled Christmas lighting, and civilian fuel siphoning authorized by the Interior Department under Eli Reich. He notes continued use of cars, buses, and aircraft for officials and events including Army-Navy game travel and band or public appearances, despite fuel shortages.
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Washington
Pentagon Brass
Jack Anderson
Pentagon
Navy
Thailand
U.S
Europe
Mediterranean
Interior Department
Rogers Morton
Eli Reich
Defense
James Schlesinger
Joint Chiefs
Thomas Moorer
Schlesinger
Nixon
Jerry Friedheim
Joe Spear
Philadelphia
West Point
Armed’ Forces
Hom Oe
Air Force Band
Texas
Nto Washington
Air Force Association
Arnold Gabriel
Competing skills hinder inner city youth job progress
A social scientist argues that highly motivated and skilled inner city youths fail in job programs because the traits of street success conflict with conventional work roles. Caplan cites two programs and proposes recognizing existing skills to predict future behavior while noting motivational dynamics and identity costs. A second item notes a Chicago mail order firm selling a real orange crate scooter for 12 dollars, tying nostalgia to a toy that echoes past economic realities.
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Chicago
Caplan
Four Day Week Considered Amid Energy Crisis
Inside Labor notes a looming plan dubbed Operation Four Day Week as a temporary emergency option in 1974. Aimed at saving fuel, it would move federal civil service and then private industry to four ten hour days with no overtime, excluding continuous-process industries like steel. The Library of Congress and AFL-CIO are evaluating impacts, with potential nationwide shifts in work, sport, and family life.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Congress
White House
U. S
Federal Civil Service
Library of Congress
Congressmen
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Lockheed
General Motors
George Shultz
Europe
Japan
U.S
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Water St
Indiana
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Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Lo Indiana
Armshrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Cady
Pears
L. P. Heade
Mercer County
Protector Heade
New Guinea
Australia
Fati of Virginia
E. Carl Herigen
Hengen’s
Air National Guard
Junkers
Guard
Knoxville
Tenn
Houston, Space Center
Towa
Ata
PRGTE
Federa AL Camo
By Don Oakley
Nathan Caplan
University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Yesteryear
Norlo
NEA, Inc
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