Nixon Promise Signals Push for Negro Progress
President-elect Nixon appears to commit to using office to advance social justice for African Americans. Hobson Reynolds, president of the Negro Elks Organization, quoted that Nixon said he would do more for the unprivileged and for the Negro than any previous president.
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Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Conference
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Antarctic Germ free zones proposed by Michigan professor
University of Michigan biologist William Benninghoff urges designating undisturbed parts of Antarctica as germ free research sites. He cites existing protected areas for seals and whales and notes dry valleys near the Ross Sea host unique microorganisms. An international agreement could advance knowledge and benefit humanity.
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William S. Benninghoff
University of Michigan
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Reagan No No At Capital In Nixon’s New GOP
Marianne Means notes Nixon appointments sideline Gov. Ronald Reagan. Reagan allies are excluded from top posts as Nixon leans toward Rockefeller wing conservatives, boosting HEW Robert Finch and shifting influence to Dixie Republicans. Callaway’s failed bid signals Reagan’s limited reach.
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John Chafee
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Sonia
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HEW
Robert Finch
GOP
Finch
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Dixie
Hess Defection Sparks Debate Over Conservatism In Washington
Article notes Karl Hess, former sfec ca writer for Barry Goldwater, shifting toward libertarian views and opposing the draft. It argues the move exposes tensions within conservative circles and aligns with libertarian and New Left critiques of government power and Cold War policy.
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Karl Hess
Sfecca
Barry Goldwater
Institute For Policy Studies
Marcus Rasking
Benjamin Spock
North
Vietnam
Hess
Movrement
Kasual Earl
Young American For Freedom
David Franke
New Guard
New Left
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Inflation Not Prosperity in Johnson Era Policy Clash
Washington debate contrasts Johnson's optimistic economic report with Nixon era pragmatists. The piece argues against price and wage controls, notes wartime precedents, and cites Wallace Bennet on rising national debt and misleading surpluses. It highlights bipartisan concerns over fairness in enforcement and the influence of labor unions on policy.
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Utah
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Thumper Dominates Family Living Room Circus
A humorous household piece follows Thumper the rabbit as he commandeers the family room during cold months. He leads a sofa hopping game while a dog and two cats adjust, and a puzzled Sam the cat observes the long-eared intruder.
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Readers Debate Higher City Income Tax
Letter writer argues for or against a proposed two percent city income tax citing total tax burden and feared cuts to services. He notes current rates and personal impact on an $8 000 income and calls for considering consequences for families and police salaries. Cart L Breech, 98 Moore St.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Shown
The Journal lists daily publication from News Journal Inc with subscription prices. Rates include 10 cents per copy weekday and 10 cents on Sundays, with mail options for city suburban routes and outside areas varying by term.
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