Democrats skew skepticism over Nixon picks in farm and court fights
The piece argues Democrats scrutinize Nixon nominees like Earl Butz and Supreme Court hopefuls with zeal, accusing hypocrisy in their push for big operator farming while championing small farmers elsewhere, and cites Sen Birch Bayh and Ribicoff in criticisms of nominees and immigration issues.
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Lewis Powell
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Romana Danielos
Bameros
Crime Is Caused by Criminals Says National Observer Piece
The National Observer article by Fred Inbau and Frank Carrington argues crime stems from individuals who choose to violate the law, not society. Readers praise the analysis as a needed balance while some criticize perceived excuses and discuss police and civilian casualties.
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National Observer
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Frank Carrington
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Kissinger Details Nixon China Trip Aims and Rationale
The article explains Kissinger’s view of Nixon’s February trip to Peking. The minimum aim is opening communications and cultural exchanges while avoiding expectations on Vietnam. Nixon seeks Vietnamization and Paris talks, and plans pretrip diplomacy with wary allies. He argues for an era of negotiations over confrontation.
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Peking
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Mao
Paris
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Jackson's New Hampshire Hope Fades as Polls Worsen
Washington reports Sen. Henry M. Jackson teeters on a New Hampshire withdrawal after polls show him well behind Muskie and even McGovern. Despite strong anti crime and defense stances, Jackson trails nationally, dimming chances of a primary surge or Kennedy draft.
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Rep
Thomas Foley
Wattenberg - Foley
McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Frank Rizzo
Philadelphia
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Scoop Jackson
Wage and Price Situation Said Improving
Washington reports a shift as Nixon applies pay board and price commission to selective cases. Meany and AFL CIO show dissent yet labor leaders praise candor and seek steady wage restraint. Pay board loosens or delays price hikes while unions weigh concessions and potential settlements.
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George Meany
AFL - Clo
Nixon
Pay Board and Price Commission
Organized Labor
AFL - Cio
America
Meany
Price Commission
Pay Board
Agnew Sees Democratic Split and 1972 Challenge
Vice President Spiro Agnew predicts a liberal left split from the Democratic Party next year with a separate ticket possibly led by John Gardner or Eugene McCarthy. He notes Common Cause as a potential ally and remarks on Shirley Chisholm as a possible vice presidential candidate on such a slate. He doubts John Lindsay gains broad Democratic support and sees no plan for replacing him with Connally.
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McCarthy
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Chisholm
Renew
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Lyndon B. Johnson Gardner
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Edmund Muskie
Maine
George Romney
John V. Lindsay
New York
John Lindsay
Gnen
Treasury
John Connally
Lawyers Love Nixon and No Fault Insurance Buzz
A satirical look at Phase II economic plans and no fault insurance, imagining lawyers thriving under Nixon’s program. A lawyer friend joyfully proclaims the changes, while bureaucratic red tape delays fee, price, and guidance questions. The piece lampoons government confusion and legal fees amid policy shifts.
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Washington
Nixon
Monroe News-Star Announces Publication Details and History
The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper published daily except Saturdays and Sundays from North 4th and Olive Streets in Monroe Zip code 71201. It lists past publishers and executives and notes Associated Press membership and national advertising representatives.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
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