McGovern Embraces Welfare Reform Roots in Greene Plan
The piece analyzes Senator McGovern's welfare reform stance tied to Leonard Greene's fair share idea. It contrasts Greene's universal $2,600 annual family of four payment funded by tax shifts and federal savings with Nixon Moynihan style workfare. It questions estate confiscation and investment incentives, arguing incentives affect both workers and investors.
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George McGovern
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White Plains
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Richard Nixon
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Nixon
Dan Moynihan
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Federal Treasury
Norman Thomas
Mr. Nixon
The Journal masthead details editors and staff
The Journal lists Frank R. Myers as Editor General Manager and Dave Regan as Executive Editor along with Elwood Richardson as Business Manager and Paul J. Day as Managing Editor.
Jury service extended to 18-year-olds in federal courts
Congress voted to allow 18-year-olds to serve on juries in federal courts, aligning with the 18-year-old voting eligibility and signaling a shift toward full political status for young citizens. The move followed near unanimous Senate action and a quick House vote with no roll call. George Wallace says no plans beyond pursuing the Democratic nomination, with no third party thoughts.
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Senate
Congress
Justice Department
Administrative Office of
United States Courts
George Wallace
Red-Tailed Hat Snatcher Hawks Highland Park Readers Hilarity
A bold red tail hawk on Chicago's North Shore haunts Highland Park snatching hats from people including the animal warden and a jogger wearing a hard hat next day. Residents debate whether to capture or feed the bird as a stubborn problem.
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Highland Park
Chicago
Moonlighter Rogers Campaigning for Nixon President Bid
Secretary of State Rogers is to campaign for President Nixon while Kissinger handles foreign policy, leaving him with a different role. The arrangement suggests a strategic shift in administration duties and public profile for Rogers.
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Rogers
Nixon
Kissinger
Ten Talents Parable Excerpt Emphasizes Fair Distribution
A biblical verse fragment calls for taking away the talent from the one who hides it and giving it to the one who already has ten. The wording emphasizes divine justice and stewardship.
BOB CONSIDINE Plane To China, Anyone?
ACOLUMN discusses China’s emerging airline ambitions as U S carriers consider routes to the PRC and its interest in wide body jets and Soviet designs while noting diplomatic limits and historic aviation ties.
Middletown News Journal subscription rates and details
Daily and Sunday newspaper pricing for Middletown Ohio including per copy, home delivery, motor route, and mail subscriptions. Rates shown for weekdays, Sundays, two payment options, and foreign mailing. paper founded in 1857.
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Wallace Uses Busing Issue to Fight for Voters in Florida
Governor George Wallace frames busing as artificial when schools are closed to move students across town. He argues freedom of choice is destroyed by court action and condemns long distance busing as harmful to local systems. He notes Nixon’s stance and Democratic contenders split on the issue.
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Washington
George Wallace
Alabama
Florida
Nixon
Wallace
Muskie's Dilemma Traps Campaign In New Hampshire
The piece argues Muskie faces a purely tactical Democratic dilemma in New Hampshire. He must appear a convincing presidential contender while avoiding a leftward split, yet his centrist image erodes as he shifts left to appease the party. Nixon’s perceived moderation compounds the issue.
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Vietnam
Attica
Nixon
James Burnham
National Review
New York Review of Books
I. F. Stone
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Oval Office
Wallace faces possible independent bid after nomination loss
The passage predicts Wallace may launch an independent campaign if he loses the Democratic nomination. A plat form split on busing could attract antibusing voters nationwide, potentially boosting his vote share and possibly second place in the final electoral tally.
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