Nixon era Agnew rumors tied to Nixon political calculus
The piece revisits Agnew rumors and Nixon’s reflex to defend allies noting how Nixon would gain from Agnew's resignation or survival. It cites past episodes like Eagleton and Adams to explain modern political guilt versus legal guilt and the potential impact on Nixon’s position and factions.
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Wills
Andrew Kopkind
Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Thomas Eagleton
Sen. McGovern
McGovern
Sherman Adams
Mr. Nixon
Meir warns U S against oil sales to harm Israel policy
In a NBC interview Golda Meir says the United States will not sell out Israel for oil. The column urges action to reduce dependence on foreign energy, cites Chase Manhattan Bank projections of rising imports, and argues for domestic coal and oil exploration with minimal ecological constraint.
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NBC
Barbara Walters
U.S
Nixon
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Faisal
Egypt
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California
Texaco
Exxon
Mobil
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chase Bank
Standard of California
Ralph Nader
Santa Barbara Channel
New England Coast
Santa Barbara
Dale Straughan
University of Southern California
Nader
Warning to big spenders fuels inflation critique
The American Farm Bureau Federation survey of 1,123 interviews in 24 metro areas and 11 nonmetro counties finds 86 percent favor cutting government spending to curb rising food prices. Politicians face pressure as inflation and fiscal policy shape voter accountability and blame.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Kelley Leads FBI Toward Independent, Aggressive Crime War
The piece praises Director Clarence M. Kelley for upholding FBI independence from political pressure, promising greater information flow to the press and public. It asserts the bureau will relentlessly pursue organized crime, while keeping government law enforcement in proper perspective and stressing only criminals have reason to fear the FBI.
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Kelley
FBI
Organized Crime
MARK MY WORDS Message to a ghost by Jim Fiebig
A small-time cattle rancher buys seven acres with a haunted past. They explore an adobe ruin where a drifter and a murdered officer supposedly linger for revenge. A carved warning and crude graffiti crown the eerie scene. I feel sorry for the ghost.
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Jim Fiebig
Counter-revolution 1936 Spain and the fall of the Azana regime
Jeffrey Hart outlines three phases leading to Franco's coup in 1936 Spain. He notes the Popular Front victory, rising radical pressure, and military takeover starting with Franco at Tetuan. The piece contrasts democratic commentary from abroad with brutal domestic upheaval.
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Chile
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Spain
Allende
Manuel Azana
Spanish Republic
Bela Kun
Russia
Madrid
Oviedo
Yeste
Yecla
Calvo Sotello
Azana
Indalecio Prieto
Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Francisco Franco
Newspaper Subscription Rates Overview
The Journal details its Middletown Ohio circulation pricing for daily and Sunday editions. It lists home delivery options by newspaper boy motor route and mail, prepaid terms, and international rates with annual payment plans.
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