Lists and enemies run through presidential White Houses
John Chamberlain argues every administration since FDR kept its own lists of journalists and friends. He notes Roosevelt and Truman targeted critics and influencers, Kennedy limited access, while Nixon’s Ehrlichman purged the press, leaving no stable list of journalistic allies.
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White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
Roosevelt
Wilbur Cross
Yale Graduate School
Connecticut
John T. Flynn
Anne Lindbergh
Nixon White House
John Ehrlichman
Truman
Kennedy
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Mark Sullivan
Herb Klein
Arthur Burns
Pat Buchanan
Agnew
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Richard Whalen
Haldeman
Washington
Human Events
Bill Buckley
National Review
MIA Issue Highlighted Amid Ceasefire Delays and Eclipse Flight
The Air Force Magazine editor warns 1,284 U S MIAs may be dead while some could survive and a Joint Casualty Resolution Center operates in northeastern Thailand. The piece notes most crash sites are in Vietnam, ongoing fighting complicates recovery. Concorde 001's eclipse flight sets a record pace over Las Palmas to Fort Lamy. Flying reports on Mach 2.1 speed with a silent cabin and champagne.
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New York
Paris
Indochina
Air Force Magazine
The
Air Force Association
Air Force
John L. Frisbee
Department of Defense
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Africa
Fort Lamy
Chad
Ansel E. Talbert
N.Y. Herald Tribune
End of U.S. bombing in Cambodia Aug 15 under bipartisan accord
Congress and President Nixon agree to halt bombing in Cambodia by August 15 ending eight years of U.S. military involvement in Indochina. The ruling bans any future U S combat actions there unless Congress authorizes. Critics warn of limited hope for a Cambodia settlement as Phnom Penh’s fate looms.
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Congress
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
United States
Asia
da Nang
Lyndon Johnson
Indochina
Phnom Penh
House
Senate
Different June Ohio's Son William Saxbe on Watergate
Ohio figure William Saxbe questions President Nixon's knowledge of Watergate. He compares Nixon to a piano player in a house of ill fame, saying the president wants voters to believe he knew nothing downstairs. The remark echoes scripture from Matthew 18:3 about childlike honesty.
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Ohio
William Saxbe
Nixon
Watergate
Saxbe
Weather By Bomb Theory Sparks Public Debate
Columnist Jim Fiebig argues that atomic and hydrogen bombs explain unusual weather and social ills since 1945. He contends the bombs triggered widespread unrest, inflation, pollution, blackouts, and political turmoil, linking EMc2 to disasters beyond science.
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New Mexico
America
Middletown Journal subscription rates and basics
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday paper prices, home delivery options, motor route payment plans, mail subscription rates, and advance payment requirements. It notes a 15 service charge for Journal tube placement and states the paper was founded in 1657.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Bulletin Highlights Global Communist Movement Tactics
The document bundles statements and dispatches from various Communist parties and state media describing detente as a strategic arena. It notes Chile, Vietnam, Oman, Kuwait, and Cuba among others advancing pro Soviet policies, military aid, and political purges while Moscow coordinates diplomacy, arms, and propaganda to expand influence and counter U.S. power.
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Haiphong
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Aden
South Yemen
Saudi Arabia
U.S
Oman
Popular Front For the Liberation of
Oman and the Arab Gulf
Pfloag
Dhofar
Persian Gulf
Arabian Peninsula
Kuwait
Iraq
Gulf
Kuwait City
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John Chamberlain
Yale Review
FDR
John O'Donnell
New York Daily News
Charles Lindbergh
Berlin
State Department
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Germany
Goering
Lindbergh
New York Herald Tribune
Texas
Mao Tse-tung
Zscutesche King Features Syndicate
Teddy
Bob Considine
Kingdom of Heaven
Matthew
Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Jim Fiebig
Atom
the Journal
William F. Buckley JR
San Clemente
James Burnham
Detente Front
N. Khrushchev
World Marxist Review
Moscow
B. Ponomarev
Central Committee
Soviet CP
G. Arbatov
Soviet Institute For American Studies
Santiago
Americas
Allende
Port Louis
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
Mogadishu
Somalia
Red Sea
Ethiopia
Havana
KGB
Cuban
Fidel Castro
Belgrade
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Tito
Reykjavik
Kremlin
Iceland
NATO
Keflavik
Cps
Detense
Geneva
Dennis the Menace
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