Hathaway nomination sparks liberal attack and resignation
A Wyoming governor and interior secretary nominee faced a harsh press assault and Senate liberal opposition. The campaign framed him as corrupt while exposing health strains, culminating in his June confirmation and July resignation amid a political witch hunt.
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W. C. Fields
Stanley K. Hathaway
Mary
Wyoming
Serencey
Hathaway
Henry Jackson
Dash
Senate Interior Committee
House Eyes Veto Power Over National Science Grants
lawmakers scrutinize grants amid budget concerns. Proxmire targets research deemed wasteful while noting odd studies like Alaskan brown bear behavior and parasitic finch song habits. The House offers a veto amendment to oversee NSF funding and steer dollars to promising science.
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Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Congress
Northeast
House
National Science Foundation
Streaker at Lord's Draws Britons Into Comic Crisis
New York observer notes uproar over a Lord's cricket field streaking incident in London. Coverage contrasts tabloids showing the bare event with comments from Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s era and a vivid family reaction to the fined suspect Angelow.
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Daily Mail
Veek
BBC
David Kenning
Ulster
London
Harold Wilson
Harold
Michael Angelow
Starkers
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The Journal published by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options. Rates include 15c weekdays at newsstands, 25c Sunday, home delivery 72c Mon-Sat and 23c Sunday, motor route 132c daily and 24c Sunday, or 4.20 four weeks. By mail 38 per year within the U.S. and 46 outside. All motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Braden argues US concessions matter as Israel seeks peace
In a column on Middle East talks, Tom Braden notes Israel seeks a Sinai interim settlement with Egypt aided by US money and oil guarantees. He warns Washington may also bear the cost of manpower as a buffer and early warning force, risking American casualties for peace. He asks Americans to consider their own sacrifices.
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Sen
Rank Church
D-Idaho
Congress
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
Congressional
Washington
Israel
Egypt
United States
Dr. Kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
U.S
Sinai
Dwight Eisenhower
South
Vietnam
John Kennedy
Common decencies of society letter to editor
Reader Bob Wenzel responds to Betty Ford remarks in a August 23 letter to the editor. The brief item reflects public reaction to outspoken social commentary.
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Bob Wenzel
Betty Ford
Mr. Wenzel
Readers debate culture and politics in letters to the editor
A series of letters attacks public figures and media bias, criticizing the White House and press coverage of Nixon, defending Susan Ford, and discussing the moral state of society. Virginia Romans and Dick Farnsworth add views on motherhood, crime, war, and the purpose of profit in a democratic society.
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White House
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Richard Nixon
Time
Newsweek
Nixon
Judas Iscariot
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