TRE ODESSA AMERICAN editorial on freedom and self control
The Odessa American outlines its philosophy that readers should pursue personal freedom through self control and moral action. It emphasizes individual rights granted by a Creator and urges applying the Coveting Commandment as a daily guide to life and property protection.
Nixon Plans Ten Regional Councils To Divert Federal Power
The piece argues President Nixon created ten regional federal councils by Executive Order 11647 to coordinate grants and programs across departments. It claims the plan fragments authority, allows disparate state laws, and could displace state sovereignty, labeling the move dangerous despite constitutional concerns.
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United States
Departments of Labor
Health-Education Welfare
Housing and Urban Development
Department of Transportation
Office of Economic Opportunity
Environmental Protection Agency
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Federal Register
California
New England
Almanac highlights and birthdays for March 28, 1972
Almanac notes key moments on this date including Madrid’s fall to Franco in 1939, Raphael’s birth in 1488, and Versatile events across centuries. It lists notable birthdays such as Virginia Knauer and Alfred Lunt, plus a Thought for today attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson and brief World War II reminders.
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Francisco Franco
Raphael
Urbino
George I
England
Nathaniel Briggs
New Hampshire
Verona
Associated Press
Cebu
Philippines
Algeria
U.N
U Thant
Vietnam
United States
Stan
Dacca
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Virginia Knauer
Alfred Lunt
Ralph Waldo Emer
Prairie Dog Town gains pups in Sherwood Park
About 30 newborn prairie dog pups, now a month old, boost Sherwood Parks Prairie Dog Town population to hundreds, said Jim Thornton, Ector County Park Department assistant director. The pups form the second group since the project began two years ago. Variety notes a Thrifty Kitchen Cooking School starting in Odessa Tuesday for four days as a service to The Odessa American.
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Ector County
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Library crafts two new paintings for Ector County
Thirty years ago on March 28 1942 the Ector County Library was presented with two original paintings named Owen Wisters Home and Valley View.
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Ector County
Owen Wister
Valley View
War powers bill hopeful in Senate clash with Nixon
Senators from both parties back a measure to curb presidential war prerogatives and require congressional authorization before US troops deploy abroad. The White House opposes strongly, arguing the plan could constrain timely action while endorsing a limited, clearly defined emergency framework.
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White House
Senate
United States
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Jacob K. Javits
Congress
U.S
Foreign Relations Committee
Hammer and Tongs
Tom C Korologos
Congressional Quarterly
Korologos
House
Harrison M. Symmes
Congressional Relations
Stennis
U. S
J. W. Fulbright
D Ark
Presidential Countdown and Democratic Battle Lines
Washington observes 32 weeks to Election Day as Larry O'Brien signals a wide open Democratic convention in Miami Beach. He vows strict control over credentials and platform debates while aiming to keep civil rights firm, easing none of the party's traditional values. GOP aides weigh Muskie and Humphrey as likely nominees, with Wallace a spoiler in key primaries.
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Larry O’brien
New Hampshire
Florida
Miami Beach
O’brien
John F. Kennedy
LBJ
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Credentials Committee
Platform Committee
Nixon
Miami Beach Auditorium
Wallace
Massachusetts
White House
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Michigan
Sen
Ed Muskie
Humphrey
George McGovern
Muskie
GOP
Manchester Union
William Loeb
Agnew
CBS- Itv
Dan Rather
John Ashbrooke
Veep
Illinois
Donald Rumsfeld
Cost of Living Council
John Lindsay
Defense
Laird
Rogers
John Q
Pentagon
San Diego
Wealth and liberty versus revolutionary rhetoric in market system
Commentary argues against Black Panthers and Communist calls for “liberating” the people, warning that government controlled economies fail to produce prosperity. It endorses free markets, noting wealth comes from service and production, with profit tied to public benefits and a higher number of millionaires signaling national well being.
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Black Panthers
Communist Party
Crossword Puzzle 17 Across and Down Clues
A compact list of crossword entries including across clues such as Showring Legal claim Italian resort Compassion and down clues like Goodbye Takes the train Supply with fuel along with related cross references for puzzle solving.
Capitol Staff Analyzes Labor Issue in 1972 Campaign
Washington observes that AFL CIO walkout over the Presidents Pay Board frames a demagogic clash of capital versus labor in the upcoming election. Meany’s stance links wage restraint to anti inflation, echoing New Deal rhetoric while Nixon defends his economic policy and public unrest grows over school busing and farm price debates. The ITT case and coast wage board actions sharpen the fault lines as voters face stark choices.
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Afl-Cio
Presidents Pay Board
George Meany
Nixon
Meany
Democratic Party
Fdr
Harry Truman
Little Guy
GOP
Ibig
White House
Butz
Grayson
Price Commission
Coast Jonieiorenién
Senate
ITT
General Motors
Charles E. Wilson
Ike
Wilson
Hartford
Insurance Co
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