Hebert to chair House Armed Services Committee
The Senate era seniority system promotes Rep. F Edward Hebert of Louisiana to chair the House Armed Services Committee succeeding the late Rep. L Mendel Rivers. Hebert, a strong defender of military strength, led probes into defense contracts and My Lai, and backs phased Vietnam troop withdrawal.
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F. Edward Hebert
Louisiana
House Armed Services Committee
Rep
L. Mendel Rivers
South Carolina
Majority Committee
Philip J. Philbin
Massachusetts
Congress
Representative Rivers
Hebert
U.S
Rivers
Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Special Armed Services
My Lai
Army
Nixon
Vietnam
Defense
Robert McNamara
Creed
Glenn R. Conrad
New Orleans
Lindsay Faces Fiscal Crisis and Presidential Speculation
The A J reports Mayor Lindsay confronts New York City's deep debt and municipal strikes while Washington chatter stirs about a 1972 White House bid. Analysts mock his ability to fix deficits and questions of national leadership swirl around his charisma.
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A-J
Hizzoner
Fun City
New York City
John Lindsay
New York
Mod
Washington
Lindsay
White House
Treasury
Department of Justice
John
Arbitration and Public Support for Fair Deal Law
Andrew Tully argues that politicians big business and big labor conspire against a teethed arbitration law to curb strikes that harm the public. He favors a law protecting the public from excesses of both sides with a public commission to decide when needed and urges common sense to prevail.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Tully
Eban urges Sadat to cool rhetoric in Middle East
Abba Eban, Israel's Foreign Minister, tells President Sadat to ease up on bellicose talk as Middle East tensions simmer. The article lauds Eban as a premier orator, likening him to Churchill and predicting he will dominate any public exchange on peace and war.
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Abba Eban
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Middle East
Eban
Winston Churchill
Britain
Israel
Mr. E
Oratorical League
Economy Debt Chain Says No One Pays Bills
A father explains that the economy stalls because everyone refuses to pay debts. The tale traces delays from a curtain maker to toy stores and banks, showing how unpaid bills ripple through firms, lawyers, and workers in a circular chain.
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Thumbsucker Toy Company
Gordon
Krum
Harold Jaffe
Jaffe
Man Mountain Constructton Company
Man Mountain
DR. Torem
Robert Cantor
Mr. Cantor
Sam Plotnik
Plotnik
Liberals Push for New Makeup on Finance Committee
Senate Finance Committee likely to gain Charles H. Percy and possibly Walter Mondale or Thomas Eagleton as liberal members. The move would reverse decades of rightward drift and reduce chairman control, aligning with party leadership and liberal priorities.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Finance Committee
Senate
Percy
Hugh Scott
White House
Nixon
Mondale
Appropriations Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eagleton
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Senate Democratic Steering Committee
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Pucinski
South
House
Chicago
Roman Pucinski
Cook County
Democratic Executive Committee
Richard J. Daley
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Soviets Use Girl Agents Stir Cold War Debate
Senate testimony from Yuri Krotkov, ex KGB, alleges Moscow uses young women to extract secrets from diplomats. The piece also surveys Conservatives on the Senate Finance Committee and party leadership shifts, noting changes under Dirksen Morton and potential Percy challengers amid liberal reaction.
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Washington
Playboy
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Yuri Krotkov
KGB
Moscow
Krotkov
Olga
Policy must change to curb cost push inflation
Marianne Means column argues Nixon must expand budget and monetary policy and adopt a tougher, more active stance. It urges clear definitions of unwarranted wage and price moves, use of government muscle, balanced actions against both labor and business, and aggressive anti trust and policy reforms to curb oil, shoes, textiles and other prices.
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Walter Heller
White House
Paul McCracken
National Association of Manufacturers
Gerhard Colm
Texas-Louisiana
Memory Lane: Inchon evacuation amid Red advances
From the Lubbock Morning Avalanche 1951 report Tokyo notes last UN personnel left Inchon by sea as Chinese forces near Seoul docks. Texas college students volunteer for armed forces, mainly air force. City commission discusses potential city limits expansion adding about 10 000 residents to Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Pass It On and Tales of Glamour and Gaffes
L M Boyd offers a column of trends and tea about actresses habits and public figures. It features quips on hair color slimming, a Social Security claim on job turnover, spring pregnancy miscarriage notes, Marilyn Monroe’s fey charm, and light Q and A on everyday curiosities.
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Marilyn Monroe
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Krum's Department Store
Thumbsucker Company
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Queen’s Village
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Paul Fannin
Arizona
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Wyoming
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Virginia
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