Nixon on TV Addresses Honesty and Policy
William Ingersoll reviews Nixon's informal, hour long television appearance with four networks. The President appears tired at first but relaxed by the end, fielding questions on Vietnam, Middle East balance, and 1972 strategy. The piece notes Nixon’s candor, growth in public access to his aims, and anticipated political dynamics. It also covers Pennsylvania politics, Shapp’s deficit warning, and GM’s historic black director, Dr Leon Howard Sullivan.
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John Connally
Texas
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North Vietnam
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Ray Shafer
Commonwealth
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
New Assembly
Shapp
Leon Howard Sullivan
Philadelphia
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Detroit
Sullivan
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Interior Department
Dunn
Walter Hickel
Washington
National Park Service
San Francisco
Hickel
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Arizona
California
Hawaii
Nevada
Utah
North
Christ
Ernie Pyle
Omar N. Bradley
George 8. Patton Jr
Julie Andrews
Robert Mitchum
Liberal View Gumshoes In Uniform By Art Buchwald
In Washington Art Buchwald describes Army intelligence routines and counters the idea of a Machiavellian civilian surveillance plan. He recounts four draftees at Fort Holabird who, on command, followed individuals around Baltimore to exercise their tracking duties and test the system.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Army
1St Regimental
Fort Holabird
Baltimore
Sarge
Civilian surveillance tale in army barracks tale ends in pullback
A Baltimore area incident reveals Army units secretly following civilians prompting a nationwide deployment and a billion dollar budget spike before a leaked broadcast ends the program. Four draftees sparked the chain of events by being caught in a craps game and revealing the operation.
Crash Tests Show 1971 Cars Still Fragile Front Ends
Washington Morning paper reports early crash tests of 1971 Ford Galaxy Chevrolet Impala and AMC Gremlin reveal weak front-end designs with glassy jaws at five miles per hour. Institute plans 73 more tests. experts see limited improvement over 1969 70. Industry price hikes for older crash parts cited as highway robbery.
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Detroit
American Motors
Famed
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Albert E. Kelly
State Farm Insurance
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
State Farm
Chevrolet
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Kremlin
Central Committee
Cuba
Middle East
Caribbean
Russia
Boyle Column Interview Self Reveals in Q and A
New York AP recounts columnist Boyle answering questions about life work and philosophy. He lists loved ones and mentors, cites love and hunger as core words, and reflects on humanity, self pity, and maintaining cheer.
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New York
Will Rogers
Our Readers Write Inform Residents Against Fraud
A reader from Indiana County recounts a deceptive plumbing bill, where an $11 charge was inflated to $18.45 through unclear itemization. The letter urges residents to contact the Bureau of Consumer Protection or refuse payment until consulting a lawyer to curb such practices.
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Indiana County
Indiana
Bureau of Consumer Protection Department of Justice
North Market Square
Durbin Building
Harrisburg
Bureau of Consumer Protection
State Office
Pittsburgh
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Joseph L. Donnelly See
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Frank B. Hood
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Westmoreland Counties
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By Jackson Anderson
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