Nixon outlines revenue sharing and cabinet reorg in State of the Union
President Nixon argues for federal revenue sharing with states as a core goal of his address while proposing a major cabinet restructuring to improve federal responsiveness. Critics question funding sources and state spending competence, fueling sharp debate on federal versus state power. The piece notes widespread reaction across liberals and conservatives alike.
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Which Hat Is Nixon's In This Political Moment
The piece rails against Nixon on the Republican right over welfare, health insurance, deficits, and HEW racial policy while noting his shifting rhetoric. It weighs conservative anger toward the Supreme Court, ABM policy, Vietnam actions, and 1972 campaign leadership including Dole, Richards, Mitchell, and Chotiner.
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Byrd Chosen Leader Over Kennedy for Senate Democrats
The article argues Democratic senators preferred Robert Byrd for assistant majority leader over Edward Kennedy citing Byrd’s stronger party stance and visible votes while noting Kennedy’s absences and ideological approach. It also highlights Byrd’s past Klan association and questions his appeal to younger voters ahead of 1972.
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McGovern senators push plan to halt Vietnam war funding
A group of 17 senators led by George McGovern proposes prohibiting funds to maintain U S forces in Vietnam after 1971 end. The plan signals a potential U S withdrawal and could damage America s prestige and credibility amid Paris talks.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates Noted
The notice lists daily publication details for The Journal Published daily by the News Journal in Middletown Ohio. Subscription rates include 0 cents per copy for weekdays, 2 cents for Sundays, various weekly and annual mail options, with prices $21.00 per year in the trading area and $30.00 outside, and $38.09 outside the U S.
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Right Church Wrong Pew Prank Ends With Wrong Car
A man waits curbside for his wife and enters a gold car in error. He discovers a stranger in the seat and apologizes, then explains his wife is expected to pick him up. The mix up leaves him embarrassed and the woman frightened.
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Pastrana and Colombia's looming economic reforms
In Bogota, President Pastrana presses reforms to aid urban dispossessed amid a surging Bogota and rural land disputes. Buckley notes U.S. aid via AID and Colombia's Andean Pact ties while warning of 1974 election tensions and potential turmoil if reforms stall.
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