Nixon and Mitchell Attack Muskie in Vietnam War Debate
The article details a broadadministration push attacking Edmund Muskie over Vietnam policy. Nixon and Mitchell condemn rival plans as weak, urging voters to back their approach to peace and defense. Muskie campaigns in New Hampshire, arguing for a comprehensive federal anti drug strategy and criticizing war aims. Other figures like Lindsay Yorty Jackson Humphrey Hartke Ashbrook weigh in on the political fight.
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Mitchell
Muskie
Justice Department
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hanoi
New Hampshire
GOP
Robert J. Dole
Herbert Klein
Lindsay
New York
John V. Lindsay
Boston
Yorty
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
North Vietnam
Jackson
Florida
Sen. Jackson
Fort
Humphrey
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America
Maine
Manchester
N.H
U.S
Hartke
Vance Hartke
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Rulings Could Affect Millions
Federal judges ruled on cases with nationwide implications in New York Florida Georgia and Nebraska. Mishler struck down New York voter registration rule for primaries opening the path to millions of new voters including 750000 young people 18 to 21. In Florida a three judge panel voided residency rules potentially expanding eligibility for the March 14 primary though registration before 5 pm remained uncertain. Henderson in Atlanta declared Georgia anti miscegenation laws unconstitutional. Denney in Omaha struck down HUD public housing lease and grievance rules, signaling possible broader national impact.
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Associated Press
New York
Florida
Georgia
Nebraska
U.S. District Court
Jacob Mishler
Brooklyn
Mishler
Orlando
Atlanta
Albert J. Henderson
Ft. Benning
Clayton County
Omaha
U.S
Robert V. Denney
Omaha Housing Authority
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Psychological attitudes in directing economic change
New York AP reports Federal Reserve Board chair Arthur F. Burns warned that troubled times have left consumers and businesspeople hesitant to spend for the long term. He noted that old remedies like easy credit and deficits may be overemphasized and that optimism for the future is scarce.
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New York
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Japan guides economy with deft hands and limited controls
A compact assessment notes Japan maintains a finely tuned economy through government direction rather than formal controls. It highlights policy coordination, industry targeting, and reliance on nonbinding guidance to steer growth while markets set prices and output.
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