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Nixon advised to stay out of sight after health recovery
Sen. Goldwater questions Nixon’s claim he could become a GOP fundraiser and spokesman after health recovery. The piece argues this would aid Democrats more than Republicans and stresses Nixon’s discredited status and harm to the country. It urges Nixon to remain out of public view.
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Sen. Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Nixon
United States
Nixon tapes ruling sparks debate over presidential papers ownership
Federal Judge Charles Richey ruled that White House tapes and about 42 million documents from the Nixon era belong to the government, not Nixon. The decision prompts questions about ownership of presidential records from Eisenhower to Kennedy and potential effects on future public access and tax gifts.
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White House
Charles Richey
President Nixon
Richey
Nixon
Eisenhower
Truman
Johnson
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Kennedy
Loan delinquencies rise across credit markets
In New York and across the nation loan delinquencies and defaults are climbing. Banks and lenders face rising bad debts amid recession and inflation with widespread criticisms of management and lending practices.
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New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
The
Foundation
Dynan Named Virginia Tech Sports Information Director
Phil A. Dynan 42, director of sports and public information for Virginia Tech, named EU sports information director replacing the late Don Pierce who died in a New Year’s Eve auto crash. Local projects Perry and Clinton reservoirs slated for budget support with completion targets 1968 and mid 1970s respectively. A sharp artic cold wave impacts the community as weather delays construction at Project 800 shopping region. Congress approves U S production of the hydrogen bomb. Junior High staff honor principal Ralph Graber with a surprise party. Lawrence field has a single junior High at 9th and Kentucky. Huey Long arrives in Baton Rouge arresting Ernest Gourgeois in a clash over a Kingfish group. Ground Hog Supper planned by Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood. Harold Beck honored for overcoming handicap to finish high school and business college.
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Phil A. Dynan
Virginia Tech
Wade Stinson
Don Pierce
Perry
Clinton
Johnson
U.S
Ralph Graber
Lawrence
9Th
Kentucky
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey Long
Washington
Ernest Gourgeois
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
Cooperative Club
Register of Deeds
Harold Beck
When Have Liberals Been Right in New York City
A critical essay argues liberal orthodoxy in New York City has driven high public spending and social programs while failing schooling housing and public safety. It claims crime, corruption, and union power persisted as quality of life declined and fiscal crisis grew, prompting a national scrutiny of liberal policies.
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New York City
Doug Edelson
North American Newspaper Alliance
American
New York
Yellowstone Park
Bellingham
Boca Raton
Citizens urge end to Southeast Asia military aid and taxes debate
A reader letter argues against further U S military aid to Southeast Asia and urges redirecting funds to food aid. The writer also critiques university productivity concepts and defends KU, then questions the federal income tax and its use for defense versus welfare plus the complexity burden on ordinary citizens.
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Journal-World
Southeast Asia
Dan Abrahamson
Lawrence Ave
Ziegler Comedy Lecture Backlash at Boston U
A columnist argues Boston University erred in dis inviting Ron Ziegler and laments similar campus actions at Georgetown University. He praises Ziegler’s press briefing wit and argues the lecture would have offered sharp political humor and insightful questions about Watergate.
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Washington
Ron Ziegler
Ziegler
Boston University
Nixon
Georgetown University
John Dean
Watergate
Boston U
George Foreman
Prayer for today seeks grace and honesty in living
A short morning prayer asks for divine grace while urging firmness to face the truths of honest living and moral accountability. It emphasizes humility and steadfast conduct.
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