The New Nixon and the Call for Individual Responsibility
The piece reviews Nixon’s political evolution from staunch anticommunist to president and criticizes his first term actions. It notes wage and price controls and expanded debt, while urging him to back his rhetoric on personal responsibility with concrete policy. It emphasizes the political tension over welfare versus self-reliance and questions believable advocacy.
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White House
Nixon
Almanac Today March 16 1972 highlights and events
A Friday almanac notes March 16 1972 as the 75th day of the year with 290 remain. It cites Magellan reaching the Philippines, Rhode Island uprisings in 1676, James Madison born era, West Point creation, Iwo Jima end in 1945, 1950 tax removal on oleomargarine, Mother Seton's beatification, RFK 1963 bid, and Nixon 1972 call for a school busing moratorium.
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Ferdinand Magellan
Philippines
Rhode Island
Warwick
Providence
James Madison
Mnin Port Conway
Xean
Congress
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Wall Street
New York
Iwo Jima
Vatican
Mother Seton
Robert F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Nix
Odessa Counselor Hosts TFMC Twenty Years Ago
A Texas Federated Music Clubs counselor reflected on TFMC twenty years past as Jack Tomlin departed Odessa on March 16 1953 for a 12 week FBI National Police Academy course in Washington D C. The Odessa American started a weekly special soldier edition.
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Texas Federated Music Clubs
TFMC
Manel
LA Jack Tomlin
Odessa
National Police Academy of the
FBI
Washington, D.C
The
Odessa American
Diplomats trapped in a gala of diplomacy and ceremony
A veteran observer critiques U S diplomatic life as dominated by endless parties and lavish entertaining. He argues European ceremony traditions fuel the system and question whether rampant socializing aids or harms free world security, citing NATO's Brussels HQ growth and bureaucratic comfort.
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U.S
Iron Curtain
Foreign Service
America
Lewis Mumford
Tromp Party
King the New
Weir
State Department
Western
Europe
NATO
Brussels
Agate
Play Back Opens Season Amid Player Complaints
A season opener debate centers on returning to action after two party stances. The crowd voices frustration as players protest and call for renewed discipline and focus from the team.
U.S. Urges Swift Justice in Sudan Killers Case
Washington warns Khartoum that only the execution of the eight Black September assassins will satisfy U.S. demands for justice over the Noel Moore killings. Saudi Arabia and Kuwait push for leniency, proposing long jail terms with possible later pardons to avoid impacting ties.
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Washington
U.S
Sudan
Khartoum
Cleo Noel
George Moore
Gaafar al-Nimeiry
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
al Fatah
Egypt
Libya
Nimeiry
Noel-Moore
Muammar Qaddafi
Noel, Moore
Guy Eid
Cromley's Comments on Hanoi and Public Spending Probes
Ray Cromley argues US firmness with North Vietnam will be tested again as Hanoi seeks to delay inspections and pressure US policy. The piece also notes the Kennedy Center's $22,500 budget for holly shrubs replacing ivy costing taxpayers over $43 million over years and cites Washington syphilis rates rising to a high per capita.
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Laos
South Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Hanoi
North Korea
Saudi
Kuwait
Sudan
Nimeiry
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
River
National Park Service
William Scherle Brown
Santa Claus
How To Address The Lawmakers A Guide to DERAL and Others
A dated list of lawmakers with party labels and addresses in Washington and Texas. Names include Sen Lloyd Bentsen Rep George Maken Sen Johan G Tower Rep Richard C Wine Rep HJ Blanchard Sen Pete Snelson Rep John Hoestenbach Rep Richard C Slack.
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Deral
Lloyd Bentsen
Houston
Renate Sitice
Washington
D.C
Johan G. Tower
Wichita
Wadington
George Maken
Lubbock
Rayburn
Washington, DC
Richard C Wine
Broadway
Tex
Pete) Snelson
Democrat
Midlands
North Colorado
Midland
John Hoestenbach
Odessa
Austin
Richard C Slack
Pecos
Brandon
Sudan's Numeiri vows hard action after Khartoum killings
Sudanese President Jaafar el Numeiri denounces the Khartoum murders as criminal not revolutionary and signals harsh punishment for the Black September attackers. He cites Al Fatah complicity, hints at Libyan援 support, and calls on Arab nations to curb Palestinian guerrilla groups while Yasir Arafat denies links to Black September.
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Stancarter
Washington
Khartoum
Bluc September Organization
Wasfi Tal
Cairo
Jaafar el Numeiri
Cleo A. Noel Jr
U.S
G. Curtis Moore
Guy Eid
Khartoum T
Numeiri
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Nameiri
Black September
al Fatah
Fatah
Khai
Roo
Libya
Muammar Kaddafi
Sudan
Yasir Arafat
Arafat
Crossword Puzzle Clues Emerge As Wordplay
Puzzle snippet shows the clues e 63 Guenta staple 64 Clatmet pace. The readable fragment hints at a themed wordplay page with numbered entries and a compact grid.
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Piro
John Connafly
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Snali Guldren
Cromley
Ray Cromley
Washington Correscment Newpaper Enterprise
Capitol
Malden
Cain
New Zealand
Mid-East
Mediterranean
Thailand