Taiwan Election Shapes Native Taiwanese Power On Island
Washington Report argues for Taiwan's democratic shift as native-born Taiwanese win most new seats in the National Assembly and Legislative Yuan, with 70 of 73 Provincial Assembly seats to natives. It links this to a broader critique of East Asian dictatorship diplomacy and frames Taiwan’s spirit as aligning with American values during the period. The piece notes future overseas selections and celebrates Taiwan’s democratic momentum ahead of a Tricentennial milestone.
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John Chamberlain
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Thailand
North Vietnam
Thieu
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South China Sea
Gulf of Tonkin
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Red China
Richard Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
Brezhnev
Soviet Kremlin
Republic of China
Taiwan
Formosa Strait
Mao
National Assembly
Legislative Yuan
Kuomintang
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
Mexico
Young China Party
Chiang Kai-shek
Control Yuan
Taipei
CDM
Novak
McGovernites
Democratic Party
Democratic factions duel over the McGovernites in D C
Ernest Cuneo surveys a heated internal struggle within the Democratic Party with the Coalition for a Democratic Majority leading critics against McGovernites. Key figures include Ben Wattenberg John Roche Thomas Foley Penn Kemble Midge Dicter and Walter Shorenstein. The piece weighs isolationism proportionalism and elite control while noting funding battles and media targets.
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Brandensburg
Coalition For A Democratic Majority
CDM
Ben J. Wattenberg
John P. Roche
Thomas S. Foley
Washington State
Penn Kemble
Frontlash
Midge Dicter
World Magazine
Keyserlings
Leon and
Mary
Norman Podhoretz
Commentary
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale University
Blood Donation Push Sparks National Volunteer Month
President Nixon proclaims January National Volunteer Blood Donor Month urging unpaid donors. The American Association of Blood Banks will honor 57 donors with plaques for giving 10 or more gallons, while hospitals face a seven million pint annual need and only 3 percent of eligible people donate.
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District of Columbia
Jack E. Robbins
Watertown
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Robert Cartier Jr
Tampa
Fla
Russell T. Bowie
Washington, D. C
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AABB
Langdell
India
China
Alaska
Mexico
Madagascar
Indonesia
Ireland
Peru
Sidney Hook Retires from NYU After 45 Years of Teaching
In his final lecture Sidney Hook argues Marx would modify some conclusions today and praises political democracy as essential to freedom. He criticizes totalitarian systems and the New Left, calling for moral courage and intelligent judgment amid campus unrest.
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Novak
Bronx
Sidney Hook
New York University
Thoughts for Today Quote Set
A compact collection presents two well known lines. The first echoes Micah 4 4 promising peace and safety under vines and fig trees. The second quotes Calvin Coolidge reminding that prosperity is a tool not a god.
Mirror of the Mind on bosses wives and children
The piece argues a humane boss stays focused on the job not people. A decent wife copes with crises, while difficulty may reveal happiness. It warns against withdrawn children who avoid activity and peers, risking deeper unhappiness.
Old Man Stork Visited County in 1962 With Bundles
Mrs. Mollie Randolph recalls 1962 in Comanche County noting Stork visitors leaving 3 460 bundles of joy in the year. Ramon John teaches Rose Garden Club at Mrs. Charles Young's home. Mrs. W E Bryer hosts Entres Nous Club. Hastings succeeds FE Pannell as Ward Three city councilman. L W Presley leads Douglass High School band concert. Maude Weeks reports perfect weather in Colorado Springs and Denver over holidays. Lt Ervin Ethell claims four German planes shot down and another probable in North Africa. Mary Fin hosts children for Ruby Gay McNeil birthday.
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Constitution Files
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H. D. Hastings
FE. D. Pannell
L. W. Presley
Douglass High School
Miss Maude Weeks
Colorado Springs
Denver
Lawton
Ervin Ethell
North Africa
Mary Fin
Ruby Gay McNeil
Nixon reshapes Cabinet with six resignations in shift
The article details President Nixon’s unprecedented cabinet overhaul post re election with six resignations Defense HEW Labor Commerce HUD and Transportation signaling a move away from tenure norms of Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower and Johnson. It compares Nixon to past administrations noting the shift toward reduced personal stature tenure and outside constituencies in cabinet appointments.
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U.S
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White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
Harry Woodring
Fdr
Harry Hopkins
Commerce
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Houston
Texas
Francis Biddle
Edward Stettinius
Henry Wallace
Harry S. Truman
Dean Acheson
George Marshall
Dwight Eisenhower
Defense
Treasury
Melvin Laird
HEW
Elliot Richardson
Labor
James Hodgson
Peter Peterson
HUD
George Romney
Transportation
John Volpe
William P. Rogers
Witness Labor
Frances Perkins
Interior
Harold Ickes
Henry Morgenthau
Cordell Hull
James Farley
Homer Cummings
John Foster Dulles
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Sinclair Weeks
Commerce Department
James P. Mitchell
Martin Durkin
Johnson
Horoscope for Tuesday January 9 1973
Daily astrology section outlines outlooks for each sign from Aries to Pisces with guidance on opportunities, teamwork, spending, workload, and personal conduct. It notes a strong will for those born today and lists potential careers and notable birthdates Thomas Watson and Carrie Cott.
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Taurus
Thomas Watson
Carrie C Cott
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