Nixon's Second Term Landslide Victory Revealed
Official totals show President Nixon won by a historic margin with 17 971 294 votes and 520 electoral votes to McGovern's 17. The result marks the second largest electoral margin ever and the largest vote total in history. The piece notes the victory exceeds the 1968 total, while percent share stands at 60.7. It also contrasts Nixon's win with Roosevelt's landslide and cites a Bible verse at end.
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Decline in U S birth rate sparks debate on population
Jeffrey Hart argues a 9 percent drop in American births hints at virtual zero population growth by 2000. He links this to broader social trends from space program cuts to shifting values, suggesting a darker national mood and questioning long term vitality.
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Dual names for public and personal use in Ohio office
Jean M Blazer will keep her professional name for ballots and letterheads while socially being Mrs John Rosenberger after marrying Friday and being sworn in for a second term as Butler County recorder. The move follows a section of the Ohio Revised Code allowing a name retained for professional purposes.
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Buckley Critiques Vietnam Policy and Abernathy Visit
William F. Buckley Jr alleges that antiwar protests ignore U S actions and condemns Ralph Abernathy for his East Germany trip. He compares the German Democratic Republic to a Soviet colony, questions freedom and democracy, and criticizes perceived praise of tyranny.
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Logophagacious Nixon Might Eat His Words in 1973
Stewart Alsop coins logophagacious to describe Nixon's knack for changing course. The piece speculates on possible 1973 shifts including renewed bombing in Vietnam and a tax increase, possibly tied to SALT II talks and defense budget moves, with Nixon touted as a master word eater.
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New Year resolutions from Dave Regan a plea for peace
Dave Regan urges readers to adopt New Year resolutions focused on peace and mental health. He stresses controlling emotions, reducing prejudice, and spreading happiness and good will, invoking Pope Paul’s Christmas message to free selves of hate and selfishness.
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