Delays in FTC Cases Put Regulatory Efforts at Risk
A Washington Post study of FTC records shows the Justice Department has long declined to file charges against many companies accused of violating FTC orders. The pattern undermines the commission, lowers staff morale, and may embolden violators. A Senate bill would let the FTC take cases directly to court, despite Justice opposition.
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Washington Post
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Senate
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Cuba and Cuba's long shadow in US history
The article traces U S interest in Cuba from pre Civil War efforts to annex, through the Ostend Manifesto and disputes over slavery, noting Spain’s chance to sell Cuba, the 1898 Spanish American War, and the continued focus on Cuba with Fidel Castro. It ends with a cited biblical verse.
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William L. Marey
Seale
James Bucnanan
England
John Y. Mason
France
Marey
Ostend
Belgium
Spain
United States
Castro
JEEFEREY HART College ffection Gone
JEEFEREY HART argues that the modern college experience has shifted from a holiday-like, tradition linked phase to a continuity with the adult world. He notes grades have become central to entry and advancement, eroding the communal sense and affection once tied to campus life.
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Faulkner
Ky Would Stir Up Hawks At Rally Absence
The article notes South Vietnam’s Ky skipped a pro war rally in New York citing U.S. aims to withdraw. It contrasts Nixon and LBJ goals, detailing Ky as hawkish, ready to invade North Vietnam, and explains Soviet visitors’ appetite for comforts in the free world, with Atlas magazine citing Weltwoche.
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LBJ
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Egypt
Nasser
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Zurich
Weltwoche
Alexandria
Trend to the Right Questioned Amid Liberal Gains
The article argues against a nationwide trend to the right, noting liberal-peace victories in Connecticut Massachusetts Baltimore California and Colorado. It highlights defeats of veteran Democrats and conservatives by peace oriented candidates and questions the idea of a broad conservative shift as Nixon’s popularity wanes and unemployment rises.
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Joseph Duffey
Thomas Dodd
Massachusetts
Robert Drinan
Boston University
Philip Philbin
House Armed Services Committee
Louise Day Hicks
Baltimore
George Fallon
Samuel Friedel
California
Jeffery Cohelan
Ron Dellins
Cohelan
Vietnam
Colorado
Byron Rogers
Rogers
Craig Barnes
Political shifts bruise hopes for GOP and liberals nationwide
In New York Bella Abzug ousts Leonard Forestein while John Rooney pivots to a Dove stance. Massachusetts fails Chotiner’s targeted campaign against Kennedy. Florida’s Harrod Carswell bid falters as Democrats nominate liberal rivals. California’s purge of moderates collapses. Nixon’s plan to draw House members to Senate seats risks backfiring as Democrats eye Clark McGregor, John Wold, Howard Pollock, and Lawrence Burton. Pollock loses in primary. Overall, Democrats gain momentum with looming Senate opportunities.
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New York
Bella Abzug
Women’s Strike For Peace
Leonard Forestein
John J. Rooney
Massachusetts
White House
Murray Chotiner
John McCarthy
Edward Kennedy
Florida
Harrod Carswell
Senate
California
Nixon
House
Clark MecGregor
Minnesota
John Wold
Wyoming
Howard Pollock
A Saska
Lawrence Burton
Itah
Pollock
Middletown Ohio News Journal subscription notice
Publication contact and subscription rates for The Journal of Middletown Ohio. Details include pricing for daily, Sunday, mail delivery, and motor route options within city and suburban areas, plus rates for out of state and international delivery. Includes founding year 1857 and post office information.
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Mal Outerde
Ares
USA
Almanac predicts harsh 1971 winter with late snows
The 1971 Old Farmers Almanac foresees a cold stormy winter from November into December. Ave age temps across the nation may run about two degrees cooler, with a wet spring east of the Mississippi and late summer hurricanes impacting New England.
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Chicago
Almanac
Abe
Mississipp
New England
Agnew mixed blessing for Democratic and GOP candidates
Marianne Means notes signs that Vice President Agnew’s attacks on rivals, including Goodell, affect voters unevenly. Polls show only modest gains for allied candidates, with favorable ratings dropping in key states. Independent and Democratic voters remain hesitant, suggesting Agnew is not delivering a universal political boost.
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Charles Goodell
New York
Richard Hanns Woo
California
Orange County
Hanna
Agen
Rep
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South Carolina
Missouri
North Dakota
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Peenie
Agesey
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Lou Harris
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