Jacksons 1972 run and the Soviet detente debate
The piece argues that if Henry Jackson had been the Democratic nominee in 1972 conservatives might back Nixon. It analyzes Jackson’s distrust of detente and his stance on arms and aid to South Vietnam, noting shifts that resemble candidateitis and the fear of a blank check to Hanoi. It cites Brig. F. P. Serong on Hanoi’s forces and tanks near Saigon.
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Richey ruling on Nixon documents faces appeal
Federal Judge Charles Richey holds all White House documents and tapes as government property. ruling could erase line between personal notes and official records. If sustained, privacy for future presidents may be narrowed, affecting Congress access and Ruth’s Watergate case. quotes from Mark 7... are cited in the piece.
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Charles R. Richey
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Mr. Nixon
San Clemente
Henry S. Ruth
Ruth
Congress
Nixon
Judge Memo Slams Domestic Sentencing Romance
Columnist exposes a Minnesota judge memo that endorses lenient domestic sentences by likening a convicted man to a product of social circumstances. The piece criticizes the presumption of lack of accountability, calling the social analysis tripe and ethically troubling.
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Jack Anderson
Minnesota
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal publishes daily editions from Middletown Ohio with subscription prices for home delivery by carrier or motor route, Sunday rates, and mail options. Rates include 72c Monday through Saturday, 23c Sunday, or 95c weekly, plus motor route and international mail options.
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Colson talk and political books stir debate on Nixon era
The column laments Colson's Today show remarks about Nixon and Ford, notes Kissinger missives and a Doubleday release, and critiques Safire's Before the Fall as psychotherapeutic rather than history. It contrasts federal prison anecdotes with reflections on the White House era and media figures.
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Safire
Bathos
George Reedy
Lyndon
Nixon Courtiers Clash Over History and Future Plans
A dated column laments ex aides turning on each other as Watergate figures publish memoirs. It ridicules Ronald Ziegler’s past public statements and predicts Nixon’s diminished political clout, suggesting scrutiny of his post presidency influence.
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Thomas Hobbes
Charles Colson
Nixon
Colson
Christ
Luxuries with food stamps
A reader tells of letting a young girl with long checkout lines go ahead in a grocery line. She notes the girl had one bag of pricey candy bars and another bag of items, prompting reflections on spending and scarcity.
Reader complains about rising prices and welfare while praising emblem
A letter from a reader discusses Dennis The Menace candy unaffordable for some yet paid with food stamps teasing welfare aid. The writer contrasts luxuries with social support and laments older seniors on $90 monthly Social Security. The note ends with thanks to readers for support.
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