Business Leaders Split Over Guaranteed Income Plan
The U S Chamber of Commerce attacks the guaranteed income proposal as socialist while PepsiCo president Donald Kendall argues it could lift the economy by bringing impoverished citizens into the tax base. Kendall warns of hidden costs such as crime and welfare burdens. The piece cites a biblical quotation and reflections on profits and national spirit.
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E. Hornsby Wasson
Washington
Wasson
Nixon's Gamble on a First Rate Power Stance
William F Buckley Jr argues Nixon’s stance on staying a first-rate power shapes global balance. He warns a Soviet victory would hollow out American influence and invites containment through a steady, thoughtful American leadership.
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. in Middletown Ohio lists rates: per copy 10c weekday, 20c Sunday. weeklies 70c. by mail within trading area 21.00 yearly. outside trading area 30.00. outside U.S.A. 38.00. Subscriptions payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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U.S.A
Miami Univ Fraternity Bounces for Beats for Heart Fund
Sigma Alpha Mu at Miami University starts a 51 hour Bounce For Beats marathon at Middletown Shopping Center to raise funds for heart research. Sixty members carry heart shaped containers, join last year's $1,000 total, and work to keep nonviolent student protest focused on a good cause.
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Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity
Miami University
Middletown
Heart Fund
Hamilton
Cambodia Sanctions Move Explained by Laird in U.S. News Interview
In a 6,500 word interview Melvin R. Laird explains Cambodia sanctuaries enable North Vietnamese supply lines and influence Vietnamization. He notes 75 percent of enemy supplies traveled via Cambodia and argues the move aims to protect American lives and assist South Vietnam as 150,000 troops are drawn down.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
U.S. News & World Report
Mekong Delta
Saigon
Hanoi
Laos
Vietnam
Nixon
Escalation Stakes High In Cambodian Invasion Debate
The piece analyzes Nixon's Cambodia move as a high stakes gamble with the Nixon Doctrine casting aside while the administration faces internal debate over escalation. It notes the plan was prepared earlier, Roger and Klein's quick reactions, and the potential path to further sanctuaries and pressure toward North Vietnam and China.
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United States
Asia
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Johnson
Nixon
Hanseatic League Calumet Mount Rushmore Facts
In the 13th century North German cities formed a mutual protection group known as the Hanseatic League. The calumet is the long reed pipe used in Native ceremonies. Mount Rushmore’s busts and the Shrine of Democracy scale to 465 feet, with Washington’s head totaling 60 feet from top to chin. The original Ferris wheel was built in Chicago in 1893 by George W. Ferris at about $300000. General George B. McClellan was nicknamed Little Mac by his soldiers.
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Shrine of Democracy
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