Nixon's Second Year Trials and Congress Clash
The article reviews President Nixon's first year in office, highlighting Vietnam and inflation as prime problems. It notes congressional rebuffs, especially the failed Haynsworth nomination, and outlines Nixon's efforts on welfare, transportation, manpower, and revenue sharing, plus tax reforms and government efficiency steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
White House
Clement F. Haynsworth, Jr
Supreme Court
Congress
SST proposal would boost economy and global stature
Aviation editor argues Boeing built SST would create about 150000 jobs over ten years, reduce air congestion, and shrink world travel, enabling greater international exchange. He cites Pan Am as early international launch partner and warns dropping the program could harm the U.S. dollar and trade balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverett Richards
Pan American World Airways
Richards
U. S
U.S
Oil and National Security Versus Oil Industry Regulation
M L Haider of the American Petroleum Institute argues that national security and economic stability hinge on oil policy. He warns a tangle of tax, import, conservation, pipeline, and pricing programs creates conflicting agencies and higher costs, risking an oil shortage amid weak industry returns. Coordination is needed to avoid legislative stew and protect domestic energy growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Petroleum Institute
M. L. Haider
U.S
U. S
McCormack stalls Nixon birth control plan in House
President Nixon backs a Presidential commission on population growth while Speaker McCormack delays action in the House Rules Committee. The Bush task force urges expanded federal funding for birth control and reorganized services, contrasting with McCormack’s procedural obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Congress
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
House
Population Commission
White House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur Mills
Senate
House Rules Committee
Daniel
Pat) Moynihan
Capitol Hill
Moynihan
William L. Dawson
Illinois
Dawson
Rules Committee
Senate Government Operations Committee
U. S
Lion
George Bush
Texas
Bush
Robert Taft
Ohio
Republican Research Committee
Shirley Chisholm
Brooklyn
Bedford - Stuyvesant
Republican Task Force
Vietnam War Withdrawals Shape Nixon Re election Fate
The article argues U S troop withdrawals from Vietnam aim to pressure North Vietnam into restraint while risking a renewed conflict if Hanoi intensifies. It discusses Vietnamization, pacification gains, Saigon’s control, and the forecast that most American forces may return home by the 1972 presidential campaign, with risk of renewed fighting if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vietnam
United States
Southeast Asia
Nixon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
America
Saigon
Soviet Union
Red China
Korea
North
It All Began As Tax Story
A Christmas era essay links taxation, the Gospel tale of Joseph and Mary, and U.S. foreign aid policy. It notes the Eisenhower Commission on Violence seeks twenty billion yearly for crime causes while the nation funds South Vietnamese aid, Taiwan jets, and Latin American aid, framing imperial costs and SDS ignorance. National Taxaction, Inc. led by Col. Robert Castorr forms to coordinate tax protest groups, naming several factions nationwide and urging restraint on government spending.
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Caesar Augustus
Rome
Joseph
Mary
Bethlehem
Joseph and
Eisenhower Commission On Violence
U.S
Taiwan
Latin America
National Taxaction, Inc
Robert Castorr
National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
Washington
Bob Castorr
Taxpayers Association
Kingston
New York
Overtaxed Inc
East Side
Kirkland
State Taxpayers
Santa Rosa
California
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Taxpayers Revolt
Wilmington
Delaware
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Crime Free No More in Georgetown Block History
A Georgetown resident recalls three decades of crime-free life on a shaded block, then recounts a recent purse snatching and assault. The piece argues urban crime is rising nationwide, notes Nixon’s aggressive anticrime proposals, and critiques Congress led by Rep Emmanuel Celler for delaying action while politics shape the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
Georgetown
United States
Eee
Emmanuel Celler
D-N-Y
Calvin Coolidge
Chairman Celler
Democratic Congress
Monroe News-Star World Office Motto Admits Historical Pledge
A historical notice lists the Monroe News-Star World operations and staff lines, including publishers and editors, with alignment to standard newspaper policy. It notes 1909 post office classification and publication details, referencing multiple city offices and advertising networks, showing the paper's broad reach and date-stamped origin.
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Monroe
News-Star World 'Na Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Street
Robert Ewing
John D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
William . Bronson
Jack $ Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
William C. Jardin
Iecal
Ein ranhom-Moonpany Esivertis
New York
Orleans
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Boston
Miami
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Viet Nam
Haider
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Evans
Novak
By David Lawrence
Sds-Ers
Moscow
Joseph Alsop
District of Columbia
Sen
Joseph Tydings
Maryland
House Judiciary Committee
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