Nixon's empty telos in economy and war policy
The piece critiques the Nixon administration as ideologically aimless and unscrupulous. It argues economic policy lacks purpose, cites ad hoc decisions and forced controls, and questions the Cambodia bombing as a futile act. It contrasts targeted executive surveillance with Nixon’s diffuse, constant bugging and calls it hubris leading to nemesis.
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Nixon
North Vietnam
Saigon
Edmund Burke
Lord North
Cambodia
Kennedy
Johnson
Marie Fehmer
Mr. Nixon
United States
Phase 4 economic controls aim to curb inflation and trade imbalance
A spokesman explains Phase 4 will permit limited price increases and steer the US toward a freer market while imposing complex controls. Critics cite immediate price bulges and a projected inflation near 5.5 percent, with export limits and prior wartime interventions cited as ineffective historical benchmarks.
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U.S
United States
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Soviet Wheat Bonus Raises MFN Trade Debate
A U.S. subsidy of 300 million dollars to the Soviet Union for wheat purchases draws renewed congressional debate over extending most favored nation trade status. The argument continues amid concerns of bureaucratic failure and policy consequences.
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Soviet Union
United States
Congress
U.S.S.R
Nostalgia and local quirks in Middletown chatter
A column recalls Middletown’s early traffic signals at Broad and Central around 1926 or 1927 and notes no more signals at that intersection. It also reports on a pothole incident on Broad Street near The Journal, a parking lot closure for resurfacing, and a lighthearted mix of crime and personal news.
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Salem Mall
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal, published daily by News Journal, Inc., Middletown Ohio, lists rates for home delivery by newspaper boy and motor route, mail subscriptions, and international options. It notes prices for weekdays and Sundays, installments, service charges, and advance payment requirements.
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Watergate stirs reform talk in politics
William F Buckley Jr reports that reformers push bills to limit campaign contributions while voters face a costly political process. He critiques Schweiker Mondale proposals and warns against equating reform with political vanity, urging clearer measures and restraint.
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Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Mondale
Minnesota
Sen. Mondale
Senate
Sen. Schweiker
Grain deal costs questioned by Sen. Henry Jackson
Senator Jackson argues the 1972 grain subsidy to the Soviet Union cost Americans at least 2.7 billion dollars in nine months, with ripple effects including higher bread and meat prices, freight rate rises, and a loan financed by the CCC. Rettgers places the total at 3.2 billion, implying broader harms to trade, employment, and interest costs.
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Soviet Union
Forrest Rettgers
Midwestern Industries, Inc
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Rettgers
Japan
U.S
Midwest
Commodity Credit Corp
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U.S. Treasury
Indochina
North
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