Muffler delay unwarranted and jobs data brighten outlook
The Senate Public Works Committee heard auto industry pleas to relax 1975 catalytic converter rules, but officials insist the technology should be deployed asap to clean air. Chrysler argues catalysts could delay better low pollution engines, while researchers cite possible sulfates in the atmosphere. Unemployment fell to 4.5 percent, signaling cooling inflation and cautious optimism for the economy.
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Honda Company of
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Nixon backs travel by obsolescent school bus
A White House leak says President Nixon plans to replace jet travel with an old red white and blue school bus for trips to San Clemente. The bus will seat reporters Secret Service and a folk singer and will extend travel time but save fuel and bring Nixon closer to the people.
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Jim Fiebig
Nixon
Florida
California
White House
Secret Service
San Clemente
Army ROTC scholarship offer for high school seniors
A nationwide Army ROTC program briefs high school seniors on full tuition coverage, textbooks, fees, and a $100 monthly subsistence for up to ten months. Eligibility includes top 20 percent class rank, leadership, athletic and service credentials, age under 25, and enrollment in one of 290 colleges. Applications close December 1.
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Joe Namath
Navy
Army
Nota Bene
Army Rotc Scholarship
Dept. AG
P.O
Philadelphia
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists prices for home delivery by paperboy or motor route and mail. Rates include 15c per copy on weekdays, 25c Sundays, 80c weekly, motor route options of 3.47 or 3.20 in installments, a 15c monthly service fee, and annual mail rates of 30 dollars inside and 338 outside the USA, all prepaid.
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U.S.A
Democrats Want Nixon To Stay For 1976 Strategy
John Pinkerman writes that skeptical Democrats prefer Nixon remain in office to avoid losing a prime target for their 1976 campaign. Ford’s potential rise could complicate Democratic aims as impeachment winds down. Some GOP figures urge resignation, while others fear Ford’s ascent and a cleaner presidency.
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Copley News Service
Nixon
White House
Gerald Ford
Spiro Agnew
GOP
Ford
Clean
Deceit and Intimidation in Watergate Era Press Tactics
An opinion essay argues the Buchanan papers reveal how government actions sought to subvert the First Amendment through intimidation and deceit. It cites memos from Colson, Haldeman, and Magruder urging campaigns against media, network balance, and IRS pressure, noting the danger even as some reporters showed courage.
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Charles Colson
H. R. Haldeman
FCC
Democrats
CBS
Jeb Magruder
Lawrence Higby
NBC
Huntley
Colson
Haldeman
Dean Burch
Magruder
Rogers Morton
Innis Shockley Debate Sparks Controversy at Princeton
Roy Innis urges a Shockley debate on race and intelligence while Harvard blacks press cancellation. Princeton allows the match on December 4, arguing that debate fuels insight, not silence.
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Roy Innis
Congress of Racial Equality
William Shockley
Innis
Shockley
Harvard
Derrick Bell
Orlando Patterson
Harvard Law Forum
Princeton University
Schockley
Cedric X
Stanford University
Monterey Peninsula College
California
Commonwealth
Dr. Shockley
Princeton
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