Time To Retire McCormack As Speaker
Rep. John W. McCormack of Massachusetts faces scrutiny over his continued speakership as he nears age 80. Critics argue his performance lags and aging hinders effectiveness, urging retirement after his current term despite lingering support.
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Maine
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Sam Rayburn
Congress
Water as lifeline in arid travel lessons from Judean desert mishap
The Pike travelers' tragedy underscores carrying ample emergency water in arid regions. Southwestern drivers already keep water bags or bottles, a practice recommended for tourists to prevent life threatening breakdowns. The note closes with a biblical reflection from Ephesians.
New Resistance Rises Against Leftist Tactics at APSA Convention
Washington reports a shift as older professors organize to outmaneuver the New Left at the American Political Science Association convention. Squares led by Herzberg Bailey Huntington thwart radical efforts to seize control and push peace studies and insurgent topics. The debate features sharp exchanges over Moses Ho Chi Minh contrasts and criticisms of leadership.
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New York University
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Rutgers
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Syracuse University
Sam Huntington
Harvard
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Adolf Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Rates Advertisement
The Journal published daily by News Journey and Graad lists subscription prices for local and out of area delivery. Rates include 10 cents per weekday copy, 2 cents Sunday, 70 cents weekly, 32.1 dollars yearly by mail in trading area, and 30 dollars outside trading area.
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Epitaphs and legacies of Ho Chi Minh Pike Dirksen and Collyer
A reflective piece asks readers to judge historical figures Ho Chi Minh Dr James Pike Senator Everett Dirksen and Bud Collyer as historians humans. It notes death is universal and asks what imprint each leaves and what epitaph one would want for oneself.
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James Pike
Everett Dirksen
Bud
Collyer
Nixon withholds federal projects 75 percent cutback risks inflation effect
The Nixon administration powers cut 75 percent of new public works while arguing it will ease housing costs and labor tightness. Contractors warn costs may rise and wage controls could be more effective. Experts debate impact on private projects and overall economy amid upcoming elections.
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Washington
Nixon
Joel Leighton
Massachusetts Association of Contractors
Carl Halvorson
Associated General Contractors of America
George Romney
Department of Housing and Urban Development
NSA Convention in El Paso Highlights Student Militancy
William F Buckley Jr reports on the National Student Association convention in El Paso Texas. He describes protests by black militants and staged seminars aimed at portraying the United States as racist. Buckley portrays the event as a repeat of campus upheaval and ideological conflict.
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