Executive privilege under challenge in Nixon era
The essay notes historic use of executive privilege from Washington to Nixon and highlights Nixon’s refusal to allow John W. Dean III to testify. It discusses grounds for a Supreme Court test, the constitutional basis, and the potential impact on American jurisprudence.
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George Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Congress
Supreme Court
Fort Tryon Park
The
Hudson
George Washington Bridge
Spain
Bruce Named Head of U S Liaison Office in Peking
Bruce to direct the new U S liaison office in Peking with Alfred Jenkins and John Holdridge as experts on China. The appointment follows Nixon’s Peking visit and aims to widen mistrust gaps and strengthen U S China communication amid 22 years of separation.
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David K.E. Bruce
China
Peking
United States
Alfred Jenkins
John Holdridge
Bruce
U.S
Nixon
Blondie creator Chic Young leaves enduring strip legacy
New York Chic Young built Blondie into a seven day weekly feature with help from his son Dean and Jim Raymond. The strip’s popularity spanned 1600 newspapers, sharing American domestic life and moral values with readers worldwide.
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New York
Chic Young
Blondie
King Features Syndicate
Dean
Dagwood
Jim Raymond
Chic
Young
Good Lord What Has Happened To Our City
John Roche recalls a stark New York contrasts from Co-Op City to Hunt's Point, detailing crime, decay, and gated fortresses. A visit to the Cloisters offers respite as he suggests taking the A train to 200th Street for easier access and a view of the city’s divided landscape.
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New York
Co-Op City
Hunt’s Point
Bronx
Co-Op
CIA
Hobbes
Riverside Drive
200Th Street
Letters defend rescue effort at Miami River drowning
Mrs. Ralph Whitehead of Germantown writes in support of the Miami River rescue and recovery teams. She details long hours in rain, aid from the Red Cross, and the impact on volunteers and firemen, arguing critics misunderstood their efforts to find and recover the missing men.
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Deborah Kopp
Miami River
Miamisburg
Red Cross
Ralph Whitehead
Germantown
Letter to the Editor praises rescue workers and Red Cross
Clara Salyers of Elk Creek Road thanks rescue workers, sheriff's departments, police, highway patrol, and the Red Cross for food and coffee amid recent events. She questions criticism and urges gratitude for the community's concern and accurate reporting.
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Deborah Kopp
Red Cross
Clara Salyers
Elk Creek Road
Debunking Foreign Aid Myths by P T Bauer
Scholar P T Bauer of the London School of Economics critiques the idea that aid is a right and that it cures poverty. He argues poverty does not cause stagnation and that rich countries were once poor, while aid can create bureaucratic waste, dependency, and misaligned development priorities.
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P.T. Bauer
London School of Economics
Bauer
Mexico
Brazil
U.S
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Edward C. Banfield
Banfield
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates And Payment Terms
The Middletown Journal outlines pricing for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery options, motor route terms, and mail subscriptions. Rates include 5¢ weekday papers, 25¢ Sunday, 80¢ weekly, 3.47 installment plan, and 30 dollars yearly mail with regional and international variants.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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