Washington Report on Vietnam War and SRAM Capabilities
The Washington Report reviews B-52 losses and sorties in Vietnam, notes Nixon's Vietnamization leeway, and describes SRAM missiles with potential non atomic warheads for long range strikes. It implies a shift in U S diplomacy toward Hanoi with Moscow signaling in oil and gas talks in Siberia.
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Hanoi
Nixon
Giap
Maine
Haiphong
Congress
SRAM
U.S
South Vietnam
Washington
Siberia
Occidental Petroleum Corporation
Moscow
Nixon Aide Fears Inflation Woes Persist Beyond Phase II
The piece argues wage and price controls may continue after April 30, challenging their effectiveness to curb inflation. It notes Morgan Guaranty Trust projections of a $65 to $75 billion rise in after-tax income in 1973 and warns of distortions from selective controls. Pardridge and Economic Equities, Inc. are highlighted as critics proposing new approaches to inflation, debt, and production.
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Nixon
Wiliam Pardridge
Washington, D.C
Stanardsville
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
Morgan Guaranty Survey
Curbstone
University of Chicago
Arnold Weber
Nixon Cost of Living Council
Bill Pardridge
Pardridge
Economic Equities, Inc
Richard Selden
David Davies
Dudley Dillard
University of Virginia
Duke University
University of Maryland
Anna Schwartz
National Bureau of Economic Research
Paul van Riper
Beta Theta Pi
Texas A
Move Toward End The War Unlikely Say Washington Column
Washington predicts Congress will delay end the war legislation until Nixon secures a war settlement in Paris. The piece argues Congress has abdicated power to the presidency and that real change requires senators to focus on Senate duties rather than presidential campaigns.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Nixon
Paris
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Ubase
Senate
Senate Chamber
Four Q A Gems and Presidency Facts Quiz
The quiz lists four organic gems amber coral pearls and jet. It notes Andrew Johnson was buried with an American flag and a Constitution beneath his head. It explains Phyllis means green bough of Greek origin and that all House seats are up for election every two years.
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U.S
Andrew Johnson
Yesteryears Highlights From the Constitution Files
Ten years back Woody Long fished from the heated Fish arena at Lake Ellsworth with others. Lawton’s Outstanding Young Man nominees included Gilbert Gibson Ray Shackelford Charles Singleton Ray Black and H Joe White. Stevie Harris birthday party at home. Cameron Aggies beat Eastern A&M 47 to 32 for eighth win. Jack Brock joins Comanche County Excise Board. 1953 Hudsons shown at Kemp Motor Co. Charles D Crandall becomes associate local counsellor for Bank of Manhattan NYC. Sammy Botkin pledges Blue Key at Oklahoma A&M. Mary Ann Sullivan named president of Centenary Methodist Junior High League.
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Constitution
Woody Long
Lake Ellsworth
Gilbert Gibson
Ray Shackelford
Charles Singleton
Ray Black
H. Joe White
Lawton
Punk Bonner
Tex Harris
Stevie
Cameron Aggies
Eastern A&m
Jack Brock
Comanche County Excise Board
Kemp Motor Co
Charles D. Crandall
Bank of Manhattan Co
New York City
Sammy Botkin
Blue Key
Oklahoma A&m
Mary Ann Sullivan
Centenary Methodist Church
Revenue Sharing Evaluation Aimed at Federal Program Outcomes
The Office of Management and Budget asks states to assess the effectiveness of the revenue sharing program. About 5.3 billion was distributed to states and localities in December and January as retroactive first allocations. Evaluations will inform Congress and the President on continuation after the five year commitment.
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Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Wilbur D. Mills
GOP Builds Grassroots Power After Southern Gains
The South swung toward Republicans with gains in North Carolina Virginia and Mississippi. Republicans won governor and U S senate seats along with multiple House seats while paving local wins and party-building efforts. Black candidates emerge and may join by 1975 as Democrats switch minds. Leaders say a two party system is taking shape.
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Nixon
South
North Carolina
U.S
Virginia
Mississippi
Congress
Hinds County
Jackson
Rosedale
Liberty
Gil Carmichael
U. S
William Patrick
Laurel
Mississippi Elected Republican Officials Association
FBI in New York and Los Angeles upgrade officials to same rank
The Federal Bureau of Investigation announces that the special agent in charge in New York has held the title of assistant director. Joe David Jamieson, the special agent in charge in Los Angeles, has now been upgraded to the same rank to unify leadership levels.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
New York
Joe David Jamieson
Los Angeles
1972 Aerospace Rise Signals Industry Recovery
After a four year downturn the aerospace industry shows revival with 1972 sales rising 5.9 percent to 23.5 billion dollars. Helicopters and general aviation aircraft drive the recovery from recent doldrums.
Thoughts on Faith and Justice From Historical Musing
A compact quote collage contrasts faith with works from James 2 18 and a Goethals remark on faith in a leader tied to justice. The historical note frames belief as measured by actions and fairness.
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James
Mirror Mind Message on Marriage and Friendship
The piece stresses living in the present of marriage and valuing sincere compliments from parents. It urges friends to remain considerate to avoid hurting feelings and to prevent accusations that end friendships.
Your Horoscope for Thursday January 11 1973
Reading the zodiac for January 11 1973 the page lists daily guidance by sign with Mars influence for Aries and practical cautions for Taurus and Gemini. It notes balance for Leo finances and calls for perseverance and disciplined effort across signs. The column mentions notable figures like Hamilton and Eva Le Gallienne in a closing, stylized tribute.
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Cpinions
Alexander Hamilto
William Jor
Eva le Gallienne
Reno
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Washington Report
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Hanoi-Haiphong
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Aviation Week
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