Massachusetts voters defy pundits in post primary shifts
A Boston Herald Advertiser analysis argues Massachusetts voters did not liberalize after the 1972 election, misread by commentators. The piece outlines student voting influence, regional loyalties to Eisenhower and Kennedy, and scenarios for Udall, Carter, Wallace, and Jackson amid continued political maneuvering.
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Massachusetts
George McGovern
Boston Herald Advertiser
Nixon
McGovern
Ike
Jack Kennedy
Guidelines for FBI posed by Justice seek balance
Rep. Herman Badillo argues that proposed FBI guidelines are too broad and could target civil rights activity from the 1950s and 1960s. Clarence Kelley testified that future domestic intelligence will target conduct likely to violate federal law, not political views, and warned against crippling the agency while supporting balanced legislation to review its operations.
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Justice Department
Herman Badillow
New York Democrat
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
House
Treasury seeks variable interest on savings bonds
Treasury Secretary William Simon urges Congress to remove the 6 percent ceiling on savings bonds to allow rates to vary with money markets. The move aims to keep bonds attractive and maintain a stable government credit source while balancing saver returns and taxpayer interests. The piece also notes unrelated historical and biblical quotes.
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Treasury
William Simon
House
Ways and Means Committee
Simon
Congress
MARK MY WORDS Meet a 'victim'
Washington's victim compensation program has paid over 1 300 claimants more than 900000 dollars in 20 months. A federally run plan could spark abuse, illustrated by a fictional professional bar fight victim who explains how he earns 8000 to 10000 dollars yearly by fabricating injuries and manipulating sympathy.
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Jim Fiebig
Washington
PBFV
Spike
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route, including daily and Sunday rates, weekly and monthly options, and mail rates for U S and international readers. It notes payment in advance and dates to the calendar year and mentions the 1857 founding.
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News Journal. Inc. S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Lipman exposes rationalized crime in American business
Mark Lipman, a corporate investigator, describes mass employee theft at a Texas plant and across firms. He cites 22 hidden thieves among 25 workers, notes executives profit from kickbacks, and argues large companies foster theft through opportunity and weak deterrents.
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New York
Mark Lipman
Houston
Texas
Rasps Lipman
Lipman
Dad
Mor
Guardsmark, Inc
America
U.S
Readers clash over openness and silence in Middletown
Letters criticize Tom Blake for telling Ray Fening to stay quiet on negative government matters. A reader urges Blake to set a better example while another letter confirms a campaign report was misfiled with the IRS and seeks public clarification from The Journal.
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Tom Blake
Middletown
Thomas Blake
Ray Fening
Blake
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Mr. Blake
Bill Garvin
Poinciana
Federal Election Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Service Center
Covington
Internal Revenue
Kindness
Ohio Secretary of State
Vaden Fitton
Congress Committee
Hamilton
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