Next After Nixon A Look At Presidents Re elected And Impeached
An extended survey of potential successors and past successors evaluates poll testing, the shape of the White House, and the rarity of second terms. It recounts Washington onward, noting Washington Burr deadlock, Adams Jackson era shifts, and impeachment fate of Johnson. The piece highlights the political landscape through almost two centuries.
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Nixon
America
White House
Washington
Democratic Party
Republican Party
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Virginia
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Ulysses S. Grant
Dwight David Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
House of Representatives
Congress
Democratic-Republican Party
Electoral College
Jefferson
Aaron Burr
New York
Burr
Delaware
Alexander Hamilton
Federalist
Hudson River
Henry Clay
Kentucky
Harry
West
Clay
Jackson
Adams
John Adams
Franklin Pierce
New Hampshire
James Buchanan
Pennsylvania
South
John Tyler
Millard Fillmore
Andrew Johnson
Chester A. Arthur
Johnson
Tennessee
Lincoln
Richard Nixon
Senate
Samual Pirtland Chase
Supreme Court
Maryland legislative wrap up tests new screening for bills
The Maryland General Assembly moves through wrap up sessions of the Legislative Council with a new three level screening for January hopper items. Several bills including off track betting and a state lottery faced committee setbacks and Council rejection while others passed one house but failed in the other. The governor opposes tax increases but pursues an off track betting measure as power dynamics loom for the 1972 session.
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Maryland General Assembly
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Senate
William S. James
Council
House
Hughes Commission
Mandel
Meyer M. Manuel
Prince George's
Frederick County
Charles H. Smelser
del. Wallace EB. Hutton
OTB
Social Services
Rita Davidson
Legislative Council preview of bills and reforms faces shifting lines
A sweeping omnibus preview notes many measures including forfeiture of cars in crime cases, liquor sale on election grounds, and licensing dating bureaus. It cites studies on doctor shortages, Safe Streets Act funds, and first grade reading tests, with key figures and committees shaping future action amid debate.
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Division of Consumer Protection
Patuxent Institution
Neil Solomon
Legislative Council
Council
James Clark
Howard Montgomery
Thomas Hunter Lowe
LEE Commission
Middletown plans a new Memorial Hall and local sports setup
The community advances a $50,000 Memorial Hall project as Middletown organizes a winter basketball program with a strong roster from last year. Parking violations on Market Street drew crowds last Saturday night while county roads staff report 19.5 miles of new paved highway nearing completion. Hood College to observe a Thanksgiving recess after three years with a shortened schedule.
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Middletown
Roger H.willard
County Roads Board
Hood College
National Bible Week 1971 Thanksgiving Reflections
Joe Eisenhauer notes National Bible Week from November 21 to 28 1971. The piece outlines the week’s purpose and co operating groups including the Laymen's National Bible Committee American Bible Society and Greek Orthodox and Jewish bodies. It also contains a long devotional reflection urging gratitude faith forgiveness and kindness toward others.
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National Bible Committee
America
National Bible Week
SNBC
The
American Bible Society
U.S. Center For the Catholic Biblical Apostolate
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Department of the Laity
Jewish Committee For
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