Few Women In Top Jobs In Nixon Era Cabinet And Judiciary
Women's groups cite that only 2 percent of federal supergrade positions are held by women and among 115 ambassadors appointed by President Nixon only three are women. Just one of 151 federal judges is a woman, highlighting persistent inequality in high government posts. Anne Armstrong is noted as a cabinet rank counselor but is seen as a token exception.
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Federation of Organizations For Professional Women
Nixon
Roosevelt
Anne Armstrong
White House
Second Thoughts on the SST and U S Supersonic Transport
Sen roxsmire attacks Nixon era plans to restart the SST program, arguing its revival conflicts with constitutional rights. The piece cites Ansel F. Talbert in American Legion Magazine, noting the canceled plan sought two test-model Boeing SSTs with GE engines to test objections.
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New York
Roxmire
U.S
Ansel F. Talbert
American Legion
N.Y. Herald Tribune
General Electric
Taxpayer Loser Rhetoric in Letters to the Editor
A pair of letters critique government spending and bureaucratic power, arguing subsidies for malls buses and housing undermine taxpayers. The writers condemn Big Brother style controls and warn of forced living standards as more programs expand.
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Big Brother
Middletown News Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for weekday and Sunday editions. It details home delivery, motor route, and mail prices, payment terms, and mentions a service charge and founding year 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Isc
U.S.A
Wage and price controls face ongoing political push
President Nixon pushes to extend Phase II wage and price controls beyond April 30 arguing they curb inflation. Critics argue controls mask root causes like money supply growth and mass credit, predicting distorted Spending and a possible 1973 income surge. Economic analyst Pardridge backs creating Economic Equities, Inc. to study inflation debt and production.
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Nixon
William Pardridge
Washington, D. C
Stanardsville, Va
Morgan Guaranty Survey
Curbstone
Bill Pardridge
Pardridge
There Is A Difference Says George Meany In Labor Column
George Meany argues democracy is essential for economic progress and opposes dictatorship. He cites Israel as a model of democratic development, notes labor’s role in civil rights gains, and criticizes double standards on voting rights and foreign movements.
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Israel
United States
Labor Movement
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Debate on Democracy Versus Dictatorship Across Nations
The piece condemns selective outrage over racism and oppression, contrasting Western criticisms with realities in the Soviet Union China Uganda and Arab states. It argues Americans and unions see democracy and dictatorship clearly, noting public figures like Kenneth Galbraith praising forced labor abroad while Chinese workers endure state dictates.
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Kenneth Galbraith
Red China
Switzerland
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Laura VicQuinn
Stil Vannest Avenue
Vietnam
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Dulles
Saigon
South Vietnam
Department of Commerce
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Boston Herald Traveler
Record American
James Drummey Jr
Norwood
Mass
Considine
Martin Dies
Shirley Temple
Dies Committee
J.b.matthews
Committee
America
Robert Stripling
the Journal
John Chamberlain
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
University of Chicago
Arnold Weber
Nixon Cost of Living Council
Economic Equities, Inc
Richard Selden
David Davies
Dudley Dillard
University of Virginia
Duke University
University of Maryland
Anna Schwartz
National Bureau of Economic Research
Paul van Riper
Beta Theta Pi
Texas A&m
John Roche
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Middle East
Dennis the Menace
Munich
Uganda
Moscow
Berlin
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