Background To Exodus From Egypt Sparks Western Strategy
The piece notes rising Western hope from shifts in Egypt Soviet ties as friction grows. It cites Harry Ellis on Cairo's cotton market manipulation by Moscow, pricing tactics, and the cost to Cairo, with Ussr arms linked to inflated cotton prices. It urges the United States to strengthen Arab trust to safeguard Western interests in the region.
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Middle East
Harry Ellis
Egypt
Nasser
Ropean
Trieste
West Germany
Moscow
Ellis
United States
MacGregor Called Nixon Campaign Choice With Caveats
The piece questions Clark MacGregor as Nixon campaign manager compared to John Mitchell. It notes MacGregor lacks Mitchells direct access to the President and peers on Capitol Hill. Critics warn staff closeness and arrogance risk slips, but MacGregor has shown prudence and could prove capable if given the chance.
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Clark MacGregor
John Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
MacGregor
White House
Haldeman
Erhlichmann
Clark
Sen
George McGovern
Ethnic Pride and the WASP Heritage in 1770s Roots
The piece argues against labeling groups with prejudice and notes that the WASPs founded early American ideals. It cites Jefferson Washington Adams Madison and Monroe as enduring symbols while acknowledging possible decline. It emphasizes pride across all ethnic groups without blaming others.
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U. S
Jefferson
Washington
Adams
Madison
Monroe
Isolationism Then and Now A Personal Reflection
The author revisits the Uncensored antiwar file from 1940, noting its isolationist stance and the shift after Pearl Harbor. He recalls McGovern era nostalgia, questions relying on peace without armament, and fears future conflict from a laser-ready adversary. The piece contrasts past rhetoric with a warning about nuclear and missile threats.
That Speech McGovern Never Made
Washington column analyzes Nixon remarks about McGovern and aides as aiding the enemy. It cites constitutional definitions of treason, recalls 19th century war attitudes, and notes McGovern’s July 7 denial and July 22 developments as debate over whether antiwar rhetoric equates to aiding the foe.
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Washington
KFL
Nixon
George McGovern
U. S
United States
McGovern
U.S
South Carolina
Saul Friedman
The
Miami Herald
South Dakota
Edward S. Corwin
One Discernible Weakness in Nixon Agnew Ticket
The piece argues Nixon gains strength from Agnew's selection, boosting appeal in New York and across conservatives while Democrats drift left. It notes Agnew's intellectual reading habit and potential to shape a post-Nixon Republican leadership, raising questions about 1976 nomination strategies.
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Spiro Agnew
South
Greece
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Goodell
Agnew
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National Review
John Aldridge
JFK
Plato
Camus
Sorensen
Schlesinger
Republican Party
Teddy
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Youth Vote Divided Signals Democratic Hope or Nixon Edge
Nixon leads McGovern 46 to 43 among unregistered 18 to 24 year olds with two thirds of college students registered. Nonstudents, about 18 million, favor Nixon while 7 million students back McGovern. The Young Voters for the President Committee aims to register 60–70 percent of new voters before election. Campaign head Ken Reitz touts door-to-door efforts in large counties and metropolitan areas.
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George McGovern
Gallup
McGovern
Mr. Nixon
Bill Brock
Tennessee
Albert Gore
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GOP
Rietz
Vietnam
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Nick Buoniconti
Miami Dolphins
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Stanley Livingston
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Family Affair
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Arkshire
Iowa
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Buffalo Bills
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Gwen Norman
Lacey O’neal
Esther Stroy
Bobby Lun
Clint Eastwood
Chad Everett
Medical Center
The Monroe News-Star History and Staff Roster
A historical note describes the Monroe News-Star newspaper and News-Star-World Publishing Company staffing from 1929 to 1970, listing publishers directors and officers such as William H. Bronson Mildred Hunt Ewing Edmund Graves Brown Jr Robert Ewing III and Patricia Ewing Hendrick, along with the paper’s motto and AP affiliation.
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D. Ewing
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Robert Ewing Jr
News-Star—World Publishing
Esther Ewingynne
Kenneth C. Barranger
Robert Ewing Brown
Toulmin Hunter Brown
John D. Ewing, Jr
Paula Wray Ewing
Helen Clay Hall
Harrison Kelly Wynne
Monroe
Ae Ae
William H. Bronson
Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Mor
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William
Hardin
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National Advertising
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Kansas City
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Dallas
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Boston
Miami
Monroe News-Star
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