Rockefeller Again Leads GOP Outlook In 1976 Run
Insiders say New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller plans another bid for a fifth term and eyes the presidency in 1976. If victorious, he could contend with Agnew Reagan Connally for the GOP nomination as the party gains in New York's legislature and U.S. Senate seats.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Spiro Agnew
California
Ronald Reagan
John B. Connally
Ples
Attica
GOP
House
Senate
U.S
Nixon
Contributing Factor in White House Atmosphere Cited
An anonymous high level staffer describes a cutthroat, cross unit culture at the White House that fostered jealousies and undercut efforts ahead of Watergate. He notes strong personalities, youthful zeal, poor communication, and a focus on defeating rivals rather than serving the President's aims. He cites Haldeman Ehrlichman and Kissinger factions as examples.
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John le Carre
White House
Washington
Dick Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Kissinger
Nixon Aide Ehrlichman Stalked Rockefeller Early Career
The article details John Ehrlichman’s covert role in 1960 spying on Nelson Rockefeller and attending the Los Angeles Democratic convention as an undercover operative. It notes his later position as a top Nixon aide and his claim of stalking Rockefeller’s campaign. It also mentions Senate delays in confirming four Far East diplomats amid policy concerns.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
America
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Seattle
Ehrlichman
Nixon
UCLA
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
William W. Prochnow
Seattle Times
Warren Magnuson
North Dakota
Fargo
Prochnow
Senate
Long
Eign
U.S
Far East
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Postage Rates Likely To Rise Again, Says Postmaster General
Postmaster General E T Klassen warns postage will increase again pending labor talks and revenue needs. He notes previous rises and a potential one cent increase could bring substantial revenue, with Congress demanding fiscal soundness as negotiations continue and the service runs deficits.
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E. T. Klassen
Klassen
Congress
Independent Postal Service
Skylab Repair Mission Becomes Most Distant House Call
Space history notes Skylab’s troubles drew a handyman task rather than high tech. Astronauts, usually button pushers, fixed the orbiting lab with simple tools. The effort aims to salvage the $1.5 billion station as experiments resume producing potential technological dividends.
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Space
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Marijuana Decriminalization Emerges in California 1972-74
California voters backed decriminalization 33.5 percent in 1972 with organizers optimistic for 40-43 percent in a 1974 referendum. Movements gather across seven states, while opponents rely on elderly rural voters and midwestern blues collar workers. Spokesmen plan petitions late 1973 for a 1974 initiative and publish Grass Roots Gazette for updates.
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California
U. S
United States
Arkansas
Idaho
Pioneen
Ohio
Oregon
Oklaoma
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
el Monte
Norwalk
Bellflower
Downey
Salinas
Bakersfield
Nashville
George McGovern
California Marijuana Initiative Coalition
Ini
Phar
Mil
Marijuana Initiative
Coal Tion
Grass Roots Gazette
Pacific Coast
Struggle Over a New National Coalition in 1970s Politics
Analysts discuss a potential New Majority built from diverse regions and voter blocs. A Nixon comeback under an Agnew administration is explored as a path to dominance, facing liberal opposition and a reshaped Republican leadership.
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Coty
White House
Congress
Agnew
Watergate
Nixon
Antioch College Strife Ends as Court Grants Injunction
Greene County Judge Dan Aultman licenses an injunction against 200 to 300 striking students at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, halting campus blockades as four students seek assurance their financial aid remains intact. Administrators fired several strikers after expelling 20, while non striking students push for education access amid ongoing tensions over governance and funding.
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Dixon
Greene County Common Pleas Court
Dan Aultman
Antioch
New York
Aultman
Greene County
Russell Bradley
Publisher lineage and staff list for Monroe newspaper 1938 1972
The record outlines the Monroe News-Star Wilson Ewing Publish ing era from 1938 to 1972 with leaders including Obert E Jr as Chairman 1952 1970 and a board featuring Mildred Hunt as Vice President and Director. It notes city editor and staff roles and mentions Associated Press rights and ownership details.
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Clay Hill
John A
Edmund G. Srown
Ir. Titlam C. Hardin City Editer
Neve Pets Raat
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Graham Martin
South Vietnam
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Philippines
Charles S. Whitehouse
Laos
Postal Service
Nue
Skylab
The
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By Kevin Phillips
Brickman
Tion
Esclate
Republi
By Smith Hempstone
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Horace Mann
Xenia
Free States
Thomas Sowell
Harlem
Sowell
Lowell
James P. Dixon
Monroe News- Star
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