President Nixon Reverses Policy Under Economic Pressure
President Nixon abandoned his restraint on intervention after mounting evidence that his prior approach failed amid rising inflation and unemployment. Critics from both parties pressed for action as business and labor warned of wage and price spirals, and polls showed declining confidence among consumers. The pivot reshapes U.S. economy and 1972 politics.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Nixon
Lieved
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
The Journal Staff List
The Journal presents its masthead with Frank R. Myers as Editor-General Manager, Dave Regan as Executive Editor, Elwood Richardson as Business Manager, and Paul J. Day as Managing Editor.
Lindsay May Run as Democrat in Nixon Era Nomination
The article assesses Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York as a possible Democratic candidate against President Richard Nixon. It notes Lindsay’s open appeal to a realignment of progressive Republicans and independents, the likelihood of primaries shaping his chances, and his potential to energize voters outside New York while signaling a broader open convention.
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John V. Lindsay
New York
Nixon
Lindsay
White House
John Lindsay
New York City
Edmund Muskie
Wisconsin
Sen. Muskie
Jack Kennedy
Humphrey
Chappaquiddick
Norman Mailer
Eisenhower
Arthur Schlesinger
George McGovern
Adlai Stevenson
Aurelio
America
When Will We Care Enough to Stop Pornographic Films
Letter to the editor by Mrs. Mabel Daly condemns pornographic film and contends the community tolerates immoral entertainment. She cites concerns over a Dixie Cruise-In movie and references a Cincinnati crackdown on pornographic literature while urging collective moral action and parental responsibility.
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Clyde Beatty - Cole Brothers
Humene Association
Miami Valley
R. Harold Kramer
Cincinnati
Mabel Daly
Lafayvette Ave
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Worth Noting Why is it A Life Staged by Advertising
A Starbuck Minnesota Times excerpt notes a man wakes to an array of advertised goods from blanket to coffee and car yet hesitates to advertise his own business. The piece suggests the paradox of advertising as a payment that finally arrives only when a venture fails and needs sale.
Understanding Mr. Lindsay and the Democratic Pivot
William F Buckley Jr argues John Lindsay betrayed Republican principles by joining the Democrats. Buckley recalls Lindsays 1960s record, critiques wealthy GOP pressure, and suggests a Lindsay campaign could reshape New York politics. He notes Richard Aurelio and political calculations shaping Lindseyss move and cautions against overconfidence.
Keeping Faith With Taiwan in United Nations Debate
President Nixon and Secretary Rogers back Peking entry to the U N but safeguard Taiwan seat says Ambassador George Bush. US negotiations in multiple capitals aim to keep Nationalist China represented while supporting Communist China’s admission and countering expulsion rumors. The issue hinges on UN representation for 750 to 800 million Chinese people and wider trade relations.
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Nixon
Rogers
China
Peking
United Nations
George Bush
General Assembly
Taiwan
Bush
United States
U.S
Asia
U.N
Soviet Union
Byelorussia
Ukraine
Red China
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John
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