Editorial on mythology and the Schmitz Anderson campaign
The Associated Press faces criticism for its coverage of John Schmitz and Tom Anderson. The piece accuses the AP of ignorance and promotes right wing theories about a global conspiracy involving groups such as the Council on Foreign Relations, the Bilderbergers, the Illuminati, and other organizations, linking Schmitz and Anderson to the John Birch Society.
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Associated Press
Schmitz-Anderson
American Party
John Schmitz
Schmitz
Nixon
Senator McGovern
McGovern
Richard Nixon
Schmnitz
Bilderbergers
Bilderberg Hotel
Oosterbeek
Netherlands
Tom Anderson
The
Illuminati
Arden House Group
Business Advisory Council
John Birch Society
Messrs. Schnttz and Anderson
Lavelle Sees Retirement After Relieved Command
Air Force Gen John Lavelle retired for personal and heart reasons after being relieved of command in South Vietnam. Irregularities tied to unauthorized bombing missions labeled protective reaction strikes stemmed from his belief of enemy buildups, not Pentagon orders. He leaves with 23 000 of his 25 000 retirement pay tax free and a 70 percent disability rating.
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Air Force
John Lavelle
South Vietnam
Lavelle
North Vietnam
Pentagon
U.S
Paris
Lee Aspin
D-Wis
Aspin
Letters to the editor challenge voters and shelter sadness
A 17 year old dropout recalls a Long Beach Animal Shelter scene, urging readers to adopt pets rather than let them stray. The letter contrasts empathy for animals with political debate about voting sovereignty, praising McGovern while critiquing Laglet on picking a running mate, and ends with author David R. Berry's signature from Long Beach.
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Long Beach Animal Shelter
Animal Shelter
Fayetteville
N.C
Hugh D. Dudley
Sen
George McGovern
Thomas Lagleton
Sen. McGovern
McGovern
Long Beach
David R. Berry
Pervasive poverty debate in Washington residents and food stamps
The piece argues that despite apparent affluence in Washington blocks many see poverty up close. It critiques food stamp rules, notes potential abuses, and highlights tens of millions in poverty amid rising national wealth. It urges sober view of welfare and economic inequality, referencing Nixon and McGovern.
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Carilllacs
Higs
Wall Street: Journal
Daily Notices
Chase’ Manhattan Bank
U.S. News and World Report
Time to end subsidy of strikes by Dow suit
Washington reports Dow Chemical filed suit in Detroit seeking to halt unemployment compensation to Bay City strikers, arguing taxpayers subsidize strikes. The piece cites a Wharton study by Thiebout and Cowin showing widespread receipt of food stamps and other aid during major strikes, arguing this shifts bargaining dynamics and fuels inflationary settlements.
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Washington
Dow Chemical Company
Detroit
Dow
Bay City
United States District Court
Michigan Employment Security Commission
Industrial Research Unit
Wharton School of Finances and Commerce
Armand J.thiebtot, Jr
Ronald M. Cove
General Motors
Wharton
Dan
Winds of change in the Middle East shift in Soviet role
Israeli reports say Soviet planes no longer surveil U.S. waters and that naval facilities at Alexandria Metcuh and Salutn have returned to Egyptian control. An estimated 15 000 to 20 000 Soviet advisors and technicians are withdrawing faster than expected, boosting hopes for Israeli Egyptian talks. The article notes U.S. and Chinese reactions and outlines remaining Soviet influence on Egyptian industry, including oil, fertilizer chemicals, autos, and steel.
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Washington
United States
Social Security Administration
U.S
6Th Feet
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Metcuh
Salutn
Nixon
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
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Fisher- Body
West Mifflin
Autson
Thiedlat
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Phil
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