White House and Senate feud over Haynsworth fight and tax plan
The piece argues the Haynsworth nomination might have survived if Everett Dirksen were alive and notes a growing rift between the Nixon White House and Senate Republicans led by Hugh Scott. It cites Scott and Baker clashing with the White House over tax exemptions, urging unity before upcoming elections to lift morale.
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Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Robert Griffin
Margaret Chase Smith
Nixon
Dirksen
Senate
White House
Sen
Scott
Sen. Scott
Gore
Tennessee
Howard Baker
Pennsylvania
Haynsworth
Washington
Kennedy aides plan dual campaigns from California to New York
Democrat Jesse Unruh in California aims to oust Governor Reagan and seek higher office while Theodore Sorensen in New York announces a U S Senate bid. Both frame their campaigns as carrying on the Kennedy legacy though Sorensen hints the Kennedy era ended.
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Kennedy
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
California
Theodore Sorensen
John Kennedy
New York
Unruh
Ronald Reagan
Sorensen
Nebraska
U.S. Senate
Kennedy Brothers
Irony of student extremism echoes fascism critique
The Vancouver Sun argues student extremists cry fascist at opponents while showing ignorance of true fascism. It contrasts fascism with totalitarian repression seen in Russia and Czechoslovakia where armed force suppresses protest in the name of freedom.
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Russia
Czechoslovakia
Vancouver
Canada
Sun
Nixon era of negotiation ends in fallback to four power talks
The piece argues Moscow seeks controlled tension, not peace, while U.S. hopes for an Arab Israeli settlement fade. It describes Washington pivoting from Big Two to Big Four, with UN envoy Jarling to attempt one last deal before a likely return to the UN and potential sanctions against Israel.
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Washington
Moscow
U.S
Israel
Egypt
Soviet Union
Middle East
Russia
Nixon
Joseph Sis
Sinai Peninsula
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Anatoliy F. Dobrynin
Golda Meir
Cairo
France
England
U. S
U Thant
Gunnar Jarring
Jarring
Europe
Nixon Faces Economic Outlook for 1970
The article discusses economic uncertainty in 1970 with high interest rates delaying housing and business projects. It notes Paul McCracken predicting a rather uncomfortable year, potential political consequences, calls to ease rates, and the need to end the surtax while avoiding a federal deficit ahead of November elections.
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Washington
Paul W. McCracken
Vietnam
inners-Hall Syndicate
Biblical counsel on entertainment and sports ethics
The text argues that Christians should avoid anything that grieves the Spirit but may engage in clean wholesome sports. It warns against letting good things become priorities over the best and notes Jesus dined with sinners to witness. It also discusses broader concerns about defense spending, gradualism, and economic policy in 1970.
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Jesus
Christ
Boycott boomerang in AFL-CIO critique of GE and grape protests
The piece argues AFL-CIO boycott tactics against General Electric and California grape sales backfire. It says consumer harm falls on workers and middle class. unions risk losing support as buy-local sentiment shifts. It notes past grape protests failed to rally broad backing and could cost labor workers jobs.
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George Meany
Afl-Cio
General Electric
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
California
San Joaquin Valley
UFWCC
Cesar Chavez
Westinghouse
Allis - Chalmers
General Motors
Nixon
No Glamor Girls In Russia No Glamor Girls In Russia
A political column jokes about trading Russian women for American glamour and mocks Soviet norms. It contrasts Western beauty standards with the drab, uniformed life in the USSR, arguing American subsidies for domestic beauty shops while mocking communist policies and propaganda.
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Russia
Mitchell
America
Soviet Union
Monroe News Star Historic Masthead Recalls 1909 Editorship
The Monroe News Star 1909 front matter shows publication details with offices on Monroe Louisiana streets. It lists editors and staff including Wilson Ewing, Jack C. Gates, and William C. Hardin, notes Associated Press use, and advertising network across major cities. The text reflects a prewar newspaper masthead framing and publicity boilerplate.
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News Star
William C. Hardin
Associated Crossssociated Press
Net
York Orleans
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dallas
San
Lo Angeles
Charlotte
Boston
Miami
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South Carolina
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Texas
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Joseph Alioto
Martha's Vinyard
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
United Nations
Evans
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Novak
By David Lawrence
Billy Graham
R.T
John Chamberlain
Chavez
By Andrew Tully
John Mitchell
Minsk
Pinsk
Omsk
Tomsk
Brest-Litovsk
J. Edgar Hoover
Raquel Welch
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