Right On Marvelous How Bureaucrats Touch the Constitution
A discussion on June 22 1972 by NBC News president Reuven Frank argues officials intrude into news and media. He cites the First Amendment and the need to keep government out of news, noting distortions in broadcasting and the press.
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Feds
Reuven Frank
NBC News
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association
Keen Observer
Broadcaster-Bureaucrat
Frank
Congress
GOP faces struggle to replace Agnew at 1976 convention
In Miami Beach Charles Bartlett surveys a Republican field wary of challenging Spiro Agnew. Prospects like George Bush Elliott Richardson Clark MacGregor and William Brock surface, but none yet command clear national stature or an elective base. The party aims to open doors while fearing Agnew’s momentum and a repeat of 1964.
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Robert Allen
Charles Bartlett
Miami Beach
GOP
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Richard Nixon
John Connally
Nixon
Congress
George Bush
Texas
Elliott Richardson
HEW
Massachusetts
Clark MacGregor
Minnesota
Tenn
William Brock
Tech
Miami
Santa Claus is Dead and the U S Economy Reels
Nation's Press laments productivity decline and waste across labor management and government. It argues a national attitude of waste led to reduced output, rising costs, and a shift in competitiveness, urging reforms to cut time money materials and spirit spent in a more productive era.
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Santa Claus
U.S
Japan
Pogo
America
Almanac highlights and notable historical events for August 28
Almanac for Monday August 28 1972 notes the 241st day of the year with 125 remaining. Highlights include Henry Hudson's Delaware Bay discovery in 1609 Leo Tolstoys birth in 1828 the British Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 the 1913 Peace Palace dedication in The Hague and 1963 civil rights rally in Washington among others.
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Associated Press
Henry Hudson
Delaware Bay
Leo Tolstoy
Tula
British Empire
Palace of Peace
Andrew Car
Budget cut hits bond principal and interest payments
Looking Back ten years ago on August 28, 1962 the city council proposed budget reductions lowering the amount for a planned city bond election by 70,130 dollars, affecting principal and interest payments.
Librarian Reviews Odessa City of Dreams for Lions Club
Velma Barrett reviewed the book Odessa City of Dreams for Lions Club members at a luncheon held today in the Lincoln Hotel. The event marked twenty years since the Lions Club's local chapter began.
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Velma Barrett
Odessa City of
Lions Club
Lincoln Hotel
Bewley Heads to Southwestern for Pirates Football Practice
Thirty years ago on August 28 1942 Lewis Ray Bewley departed early for Georgetown to join the Southwestern Pirates in football practice.
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Lewis Ray Bewley
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Southwestern Pirates
Sensitivity Training Fears In Public Education
A reader cites a Congressional Record report by John R. Rurick claiming sensitivity training is brainwashing like Korean war methods. The letter warns against exposing children to group criticism in schools churches and youth groups and argues it weakens individual responsibility and faith. Sylvia Rambo of Odessa Texas signs the letter urging readers to review the Congressional Record.
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America
Congressional Record
John R. Rurick
Lousiana
Korea
Midland
Odessa
Sylvia Rambo
Beechwood
Tex
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Nixon to deploy 35 surrogates in aimed McGovern bid
Congressional Quarterly reports Nixon will keep his office out of partisan politics by lining up 35 surrogate campaigners to attack McGovern this fall. Notables include Rogers and Laird excluded for traditionally nonpartisan roles, with others like Javits Brooke Kemp Milliken Ruckelshaus Blatchford Knauer among the list. The plan, coordinated by a Surrogates Office, aims to spread administration accomplishments and mobilize cabinet figures on the campaign trail amid ongoing partisan rhetoric.
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James G. Phillips
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
George McGovern
William P. Rogers
Melvin R. Laird
Jacob K. Javits
N.Y
Edward W. Brooke
Mass
Jack F. Kemp
N. Y
William G. Milliken
Michigan
Donald Rumsfeld
Robert Finch
Harry Dent
Environmental Protection Agency
William D. Ruckelshaus
Peace Corps
Joseph Blatchford
Virginia Knauer
Laird
Rogers
Bart Porter
Committee For
Porter
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By Gill Fox
Gote
Gian Carlos
Western Campus
Angkor Wat
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McGovern
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Council of Economic Advisers
Herbert Stein
Pentagon
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