Black capitalism debate noted by Brimmer and Saltzman
In Nation's Business Andrew Brimmer warns of barriers to black enterprises while Thomas Matthews faces bid bias for bandolier machinery. Arnold Saltman proposes LEAD to mobilize 500 corporations placing technicians with SBA to back fledgling black firms, but bureaucratic inertia stalls the plan and Nixon administration policies are criticized for not backing practical solutions.
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League For Economic American Democracy
SEAD
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Saltzman
New York
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Federal Reserve
Richard Nixon
Pentagon
Thomas Matthew
Arnold Saltzman
Centennial praise and calls to honor New Castle's charter
Councilman Eugene DeCaprio urges a centennial celebration for New Castle's 100th year since the 1869 charter and 1825 borough incorporation. Leaders are urged to back culturally and historically oriented programs tracing the town from founder John Carlyle Stewart to present, as renewal efforts loom.
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Eugene DeCaprio
New Castle
DeCaprio
John Carlyle Stewart
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania lawmaker pay hike sparks reform vs. raises debate
The Pennsylvania House leadership asserts that salary increases await completion of modernization and solving fiscal issues, with earliest implementation in 1971. Fineman defends a 25 percent pay rise and longer work weeks, noting 21 of 58 modernization recommendations already in effect and more planned.
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House of Representatives
House
Herbert Fineman
Fineman
Commission For Legislative Modernization
Modernization Commission
Editorial stance on unbiased reporting and editorial opinion
The article argues that news pages must present balanced coverage while editorials reflect the paper's own viewpoint. It states fairness in reporting and labels editorials as the newspaper's opinion, condemning any removal of the paper's perspective as making the paper heartless.
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Lykens
Standard
Pigeonholed 21 drinking age raises questions on governance
A NY legislative panel shelved a bill to raise the drinking age from 18 to 21 as 29 of 39 Advisory Committee members represent liquor interests. Critics say such panels deputize industry players as watchdogs, while cabinet posts skew toward particular interests and waste public funds.
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New York State
New York Times
Nixon’s House Friends Shape His Vietnam Deescalation
An analysis of President Nixon’s ties to House Republicans shows a network of clubs and colleagues guiding his Vietnam strategy and appointments. The piece argues conservative House members back deescalation, view Moynihan as a useful insider, and see a path to aligning liberal and Republican voices through insider influence.
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Acorns
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Tom
Daniel
Pat) Moynihan
Denver Democrats push bold strategic shift under Burns
Denver County Democrats chairman Hugh A. Burns drives a high risk plan amid a go slow mood, backing busing, endorsing pro-busing school board candidates, picketing Safeway over grape labor, and challenging GOP dominance while avoiding Vietnam war debate.
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U.S
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Nixon Carried the State. the Witch-Doctors of Market Research
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