The Harding Era as Warned by Murray Biography
The piece urges reading Robert K. Murray’s 1969 The Harding Era to understand Warren G. Harding’s scandal filled 1921-23 presidency. It discusses Teapot Dome Veterans Bureau graft and Ohio Gang wrongdoing, noting Harding’s limited knowledge and cautious public stance. It links lessons for Nixon era players and press to avoid sensationalism and unchecked claims.
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Nixon
Congress
Harding
Robert K. Murray
Warren G. Harding
Teapot Dome
Veterans’ Bureau
Murray
Albert Fall
Elk Hills
Calif
Salt Creek
Wyo
Veterans” Bureau
Charles Forbes
Charles Cramer
Cramer
Forbes
Europe
Jess Smith
Ohio Gang
Smith
Washington
Harry Daugherty
Daugherty
Editorial: National Library Week Encourages Texan Readers
Editorial urges all Texans to widen their world during National Library Week April 8 through 14 under proclamation by Governor Dolph Briscoe. It highlights libraries year round services from public to university levels, shifts to media centers, and access for all regardless of education or income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dolph Briscoe
National Library Week
Annual meeting time for nation's corporations
AP reports the annual meeting season draws vast stockholder attention yet few attend. J B Fuqua criticizes meetings as costly rites, while large firms still hold them for governance and media coverage. ITT stockholders' May 9 meeting will draw wide attention to U S Chile relations.
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John Cunniff
New York
Qua
Atlanta
Fuqua
Securities and Exchange Commission
Delaware
New York Stock Exchange
Kansas City
International Telephone & Telegraph
U. S
Labor shows signs of maturity in unions seeking nonstrike path
AFL-CIO Chief George Meany hails a steel industry no strike plan backed by U.S. Steel and 16 major companies, with a wage formula and pre agreed arbitration aiming to curb cyclical labor conflicts and avoid future walkouts before the August 1 1974 contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meany
Afl-Cio
I.W. Abel
United Steelworkers
Meaney
Abel
R. Keith Larry
U.S. Steel
Air pollution fears in historic note from Steam editors
The 38th edition of Steam notes long ago England executed people for burning coal due to dangerous fumes. The technical book by Babcock & Wilcox Co. has warned about environmental harm since 1875 for colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Babcock & Wilcox Co
England
Boyle's Column Highlights Shifts in Society and Earthquakes
Hal Boyle surveys surprising facts from 10 percent taller children to rising US government costs over fifty years. He notes Washington's quake risk and the impact of color on mood, plus brief quotes from famous figures and historical curiosities.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Mississippi River
Tax Foundation
Andre Gide
Michelangelo
Mohammed
Allah
Mary Wortley Montagu
Letters to the Editor thank you from Pecos
Fern King expresses thanks for tickets and Army Field Band program. A Pecos communications class thanks the Enterprise staff for a newspaper office tour and notes pride in their class photo printed in Wednesday's edition. Entreaties come from East Pecos Junior High students and many named participants.
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U.s.army Field Band
Fern King Pecos
Enterprise
East Pecos Junior High
Cindy Villalobos
Gary Brooks
Barbara Rayos
Elias Olmos
Elsa Lara
Norma Granado
Jose Macias
Manuel Armendarez
la Serrano
Ricky Herrero
Esmeralda Rent
Atrocities by VC Dim POW Accounts
Washington reports on systematic North Vietnamese and Viet Cong torture of prisoners of war. The writer cites horrific cases including severed hands on a child, fingers cut from villagers, a priest murdered and displayed, families harmed, and bodies buried alive to pressure political targets. The piece links these acts to official policy rather than random wartime harm.
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Washington
Nea
Hanoi
Hue
Southeast Asia
Europe
Mekong Delta
Jane Fonda
Today in History Highlights From 1973 Almanac
On April 10 1973 events include passage of the nation s first patent law in 1971 births of Joseph Pulitzer and Walter Hunt safety pin patent 1849 Hindenburg election 1945 Bundenwald camp liberation 1952 four power German elections proposal 1963 Thresher disaster 1964 Abrams Vietnam command 1972 US Soviet treaty banning biological warfare birthdays Clare Booth Luce Omar Sharif. Thought prompts and Q A on biblical Magnificat and tides.
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Associated Press
U.S
Joseph Pulitzer
Hungary
Walter Hunt
New York City
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Bundenwald
Soviet Union
U.N
Thresher
North Atlantic
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
United States
Clare Booth Luce
Omar Shariff
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Bruce Biossat
J.B. Fuqua
Illinois
Rhode Island
Ways Newspaper Enterprise
By Roger Bollen
Pecos Enterprise
O'Ferrall
PALLY
Pape
South Cedar Street
Pecos
TEXA
Boyle
Ray Cromley
By Ray Cromley
Boston
Mass
Boz
Charles Dickens
Atlantic
Ishmael
Abraham
Dick Turner
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