Editorial Instant TV wisdom debate over CBS move
The piece argues that CBS dropping instant analysis is a minor mistake. It compares instant analysis to Gettysburg Address critique and predicts ongoing commentary across networks and press. It highlights CBS’s plan to include opposing views and praises newspaper editors for broader, more articulate commentary from diverse editors and reporters.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Agnew
Chicago Times
Cincinnati ‘Gazette
Lincoln
National Purchase
Letters to the Editor and reader remarks from Long Beach
A collection of letters praising the postal service and a neighborly mailman, thanking them for keeping in touch with distant loved ones. a reader returns to The Southland after a pivotal Teamsters article. and a sermon-like critique on child discipline and religious instruction urging parental nurture per God’s commands.
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Postal Service
Long Beach
Southland
Eli Chesen
Johnny
Governors face a summer of frustration at Nevada conference
Nevada gathering shows governors wrestling with federalism under Nixon's new plan. They weigh broad grants against categorical aids, seeking state control while fearing blame for failures. Amid Watergate fallout, leaders highlight state experiments in school finance, auto insurance, lotteries, and welfare reforms, urging independence yet fearing dependence.
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Lake Tahoe
Nev
Nevada
Nixon
White House
Washington
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
South Dakota
Richard F. Kneip
Francis W
Sargent
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Kneip
Virginia
North Dakota
Wisconsin
California
Kansas
Mississippi
Michigan
Connecticut
New Mexico
New Hampshire
Ayan
Watergate probe spawns a star in Baker and Connally
In the Watergate hearings a spectator was ejected for proclaiming a presidential bid. Sen. Howard Baker emerges as a leading Republican prospect with Rockefeller and Connally stirring 1976 hopes. The piece notes Baker’s liberal conservative stance, his family lineage, and his cautious approach to the Nixon era, forecasting rising prominence as Nixon’s influence remains uncertain.
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Washington
Sam Ervin
Howard Henry Baker
Tennessee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John Connally
Rockefeller
New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Connally
Watergate
Baker
Congress
Republica
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Gle
Scott
Agnew
Republican Party
Anfdl
Iowa House votes down Sunday liquor sale in Ames
In Ames Iowa reporters note three major stories not about Watergate including a Sunday liquor sale bill rejected by the Iowa House and a Senate ruling against lobbyist entertainment disclosure. The piece also mentions eagles nesting on a National Guard range and personal local tales of marriages divorces and a growing yearling.
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Ames
Iowa
Washington D.C
Washington
Watergate
House Rejects
Horace Daggett
Kent
Richard Norpel
Bellvue
Senate
National Guard
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James Reston
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Anthony Lewis
Jack Anderson
Clark Mollenhoff
William Broom
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Gil Bailey
Eric Sevareid
Dan Rather
Daniel Schorr
Mrs. H. D. Shane
George Robeson
Teamsters
Charles Chauncey
God
Aska Westcoast
James
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Roberty Novak
Inside Report
Rowland Evaris
Midlands
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