Is American Capital Welcome in Mexico?
The piece surveys Mexicans view of the United States and the Colossus of the North, noting Mexico's 65 million people, youthful demographics, and growth driven by stability resources and US investment. It praises Ambassador Jova for balancing respect with insistence on private capital as vital amid doubts about American investment mood.
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Mexico City
United States
Hemisphere
Amerigo Vespucci
Mexico
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
United States of North America
Canada
Echeverria
Richard Nixon
Chou En-lai
China
John Joseph Jova
Kelley
Mr. Jenner
Soviet Union
FBI
Congress Back in Town Sparks Lighthearted Psychiatrist Jest
A Washington column jokes that Congress resumes in September and a costly psychiatrist would safely diagnose lawmakers as human. The piece notes readers’ worries about government spending and recalls a prior anthropologist’s mental measurements of Congressional heads.
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Washington
Congress
Cain
Republic
Senator A
Representative B
Napoleon
Keating Attacks Boren Over Corrections Audit
State Sen. Frank Keating accuses Gov. David Boren of a cover up of alleged corrections department mismanagement. Boren denies the charge noting the audit was just received and in federal hands. The source of the cover up claim is linked to a Republican Oklahoma Crime Commission employee joining Bartletts staff.
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Frank Keating
Tulsa
David Boren
Corrections Department
Boren
Sen. Keating
Oklahoma Crime Commission
U.S
Bartlett
Sen. Bartlett
Department of Corrections
FBI chief argues liberty tradeoff to curb espionage threats
Clarence Kelley asserts Americans should surrender a small measure of liberties to protect the bulk of rights amid debates on domestic wiretaps without warrants. Critics invoke constitutional limits while noting freedoms survive within broader national security concerns.
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Clarence Kelley
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States of America
United States
Kelley
Albert E. Jenner, Jr
Jenner
Meany Should Ponder On Labor Day
AFL-CIO President George Meany is urged to reflect on Labor Day as a middle-class holiday rather than a class struggle, amid concerns about union power, political funding, and public attitudes toward strikes and welfare. The piece notes gaps between union members and leaders on dues, campaigns, and benefits.
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American Federation of Labor
Opinion Research Corporation of
Princeton
N. J
Business Roundtable
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Quiet Capitol Shuffle Shapes Tax Ballot Talk
Oklahoma politics buzz as David Boren is absent and George Nigh acts quietly. Boren weighs advancing tax equalization by linking it to shortening the ballot, a maneuver seen as a possible power move at the state capitol.
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Capitol
David Boren
George Nigh
Boren
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William F. Buckley
Denly
Ford
Lawton Constitution
Lawton
Oklahoma
Bill F. Bentley
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
James T. Gentry
Alfred Wallace
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Dunagin
Meany
Eddie Levenson
Walter Reuther
Automobile Worker's Union
Auto Workers
John Chamberlain
Birmingham
Ala
Wie
Rogere
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