Resignation Of Agnew Now Due As Vice President Encouraged To Step Down
Washington reports calls for Vice President Agnew to resign due to perceived incapacity and ongoing White House turmoil. Analysis notes intra administration paralysis, Republican risk in replacing him, and pressure for a prompt resignation to restore government function.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
White House
Agnew
John Connally
Elliot Richardson
Express
Victor Gold
Republican Party
Nixon White House
Congress
Buckley lists 1970s GOP hopefuls in mirror of Agnew
The piece surveys possible Republican presidential candidates including Charles Percy John Connally Ronald Reagan and Nelson Rockefeller. It argues Percy is little known and Reagan stands out for speaking skill while Rockefeller remains insider favorite and contemplates a 1974 New York governorship.
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John Connally
Nelson Rockefeller
Mel Laird
Connally
Spiro Agnew
Charles Percy
Percy
Kennedy
Republican
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Mr. Connally
Charles Colson
Wisconsin
New York
Rockefeller
Television aura signals inflation risk in sports mania
William S. White argues the Billie Jean King Bobby Riggs match reflects more than entertainment. He views the AstroDome spectacle as evidence of vast money in sports and a warning about inflation’s reach into political culture.
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Washington
Bobby Riggs
Astrodome
United States of America
Television Land
Reflections on Violence and TV Spectacle in Public Life
A column critiques modern culture's obsession with entertainment and wealth. It cites Lawrence Welk and others, condemns inflated expectations fostered by television, and warns that mass media erodes political and economic stability while promoting material happiness as the only goal.
Lawton Highlights From The Constitution Files
Ten years ago Paul Bailey emceed a Lawton High School talent show sponsored by the National Honor Society. The Douglass Lions QB Club named George Willis president and Reuben Hill vice president. Frank C. Leonhardy became curator of anthropology at the Museum of the Great Plains. Buford Morgan and R. D. Bentley chaired National Kids Day observances for Kiwanis mem ber clubs. Ernest Greenwalt reported 76 Longhorns sold from Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge for 6522.50. Mr and Mrs Alex Richardson of Sterling spent a week in Oklahoma City. Lawton Wolverines prepared to meet Marlow Outlaws with lineup shifts. Mr and Mrs V J Newton returned to Apache after summer in Colorado Springs.
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Paul Bailey
Lawton High School
National Honor Society
Douglass Lions
George Willis
Reuben Hill
Frank C. Leonhardy
Museum of the Great Plains
Buford Morgan
R. D. Bentley
Kiwanis International
Ernest Greenwalt
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Alex Richardson
Sterling
Oklahoma City
Lawton Wolverines
Marlow Outlaws
V. J. Newton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lawton Constitution details and staff roles
Historical note lists Lawton Constitution office hours and staff positions including Ned Shepler as publisher and managing editor, and identifies phone contact and AP membership. Mentions dates 1919 1967 and location Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma.
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Ned Shepler
Agnew resignation chatter rides on White House shadows
The Washington Post reports a Republican leader near Agnew saying he is 99 percent sure of resignation amid kickback probes. Rep. William J. Scherle warns ghosts haunt the White House while Agnew declines comment and supporters urge patience.
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Washington Post
Agnew
William J. Scherle
Iowa
White House
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Kissinger Confirmed by Senate Foreign Relations Panel
The 16 to 1 vote endorses Henry Kissinger as Secretary of State, signaling hope for repairing Congress executive rift. Sen. George McGovern dissented. Fulbright warns the vote does not endorse administration policy and notes broader policy clashes over detente and war powers.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Kissinger
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
Congress
George McGovern
Fulbright
Southeast Asia
China
Soviet Union
Executive Branch
War Powers
U.S
Kissinger
Julie Nixon Eisenhower Joins Curtis Publishing as Editor
Julie Nixon Eisenhower will work as a ten thousand dollar a year editor for Curtis Publishing Company in Indianapolis, editing copy for children’s magazines from her Bethesda Maryland home while her husband David studies law at George Washington University.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Curtis Publishing Company
Indianapolis
David
George Washington University
Bethesda
Northwestern Dean Named Yale Provost First Female in Post
Hanna Holborn Gray, dean of Northwestern University’s College of Arts and Sciences, is appointed Yale University provost. A Yale trustee for two years, she becomes the first woman in the post, the traditional training ground for the university president, a path once followed by Kingman Brewster Jr. She will serve as the chief administrator and senior academic officer.
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Hanna Holborn Gray
College of Arts and Sciences
Northwestern University
Yale University
Yale
Kingman Brewster Jr
Thoughtful Faithline from John and Baruch
A devotional reflection cites I John 5 2 3 on loving God through obedience and keeping commandments. It asserts the Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount remain guiding principles according to Bernard Baruch.
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Bernard Baruch
Mirror of the Mind in Love and Daily Life Lessons
The piece argues love can be strong without constant displays and warns thrill seeking fades. It notes routine can be adventurous for those who accept reality and stresses nursery school teachers shape boys and girls first social steps by guiding interaction and environment.
Horoscope for Wednesday September 26 1973 by zodiac signs
The page presents daily guidance for all signs with emphasis on Mars influence for Aries and rising gains for Taurus. It notes creativity for Gemini, revised plans for Cancer, enterprise for Leo, alertness for Virgo, social prospects for Libra, tensions for Scorpio, financial expansion for Sagittarius, guidance in work for Capricorn, bold handling with superiors for Aquarius, and luck in finances for Pisces. It ends with a brief note about born today qualities and mentions a few famous names in art and music.
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