Broder's The Party's Over critiques two party decline
David S. Broder's new book analyzes the waning two party system, urges a return to responsible party government, and warns of crisis if parties drift further. He argues television dilutes party discipline and voters feel powerless, urging citizens to reenlist as active participants.
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Adams
Jefferson
Harry Truman
GOP
Broder
Brodar
Washington
City Hall
State House
Reid's GOP rift with Nixon policies signals possible party switch
Rep. Ogden Reid of New York lashes at President Nixon over the day care bill and Nixon's veto tactics. He accuses the White House of fear tactics and distorting facts, hinting at a possible departure from the GOP. The piece also notes Franco-German talks and U.S. policy frictions, including clean water efforts and ping pong diplomacy signals.
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Washington
Ogden Held
N.Y
Republican Party
Nixon
Reid
Held
Redbook
Pete McCloskey
H-Calif
Eisenhower
Israel
New York Herald-Tribune
Nelson Rockefeller
White House
House
Cout
Sleak
Vietnam
Red China
United States
New York
State Department Hifily
Bellflower voters urged to approve district tax hike
The Independent, Press Telegram argues Bellflower Unified should raise the maximum operational tax rate by 90 cents. It cites district strengths in a lean budget, warns of reduced staff and programs if rejected, and notes higher salaries and costs over a decade. It urges support for March 28.
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Bellflower
Los Angeles County
California
Independent, Press- Telegram
Big Mac the steer under cloud of identity at National Western
Editors weigh in as the National Western Stock Show investigates a claimed Black Angus champion Big Mac. Evidence suggests the steer may be a Charolais named Jeep, with white roots after winning and a $14,250 sale to McDonald’s owners. Colorado officials pause prize money pending verification. The Rocky Mountain News notes corporate speculation amid the controversy.
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Colo
Big Mac
Hig Mac
McDonald's
Mac
Colorado Board of Stock Inspection
Rocky Mountain News
McGraw-Hill
Thi Country
US Strategy Shifts in Western Pacific Amid Asian Turmoil
In light of Nixon era realignments and reduced forces, CINCPAC Adm. John S. McCain Jr outlines a pivot to naval and air power. He cites Taiwan, Okinawa, Vietnam withdrawals, and growing Indian Ocean focus as forces reshaping U S defense priorities and forward posture in Asia.
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United States
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Indian Ocean
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McCain
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Taiwan
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SEATO
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Southeast Asia
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Okinawa
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Europe
South Korea
Philippines
Thailand
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China
Russia
Micronesia
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Willy Brandt
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Bert Resnik
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