One Time Zone for the United States Debate
Editorial argues against multiple time zones in the United States and cites international examples. It discusses benefits for airlines railroads and communications, outlines a two stage nationalization plan proposed by Dr Kidera and notes the Soviet Union uses eleven time zones as contrast.
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United States
People's Republic of China
G. J. Kidera
United Air Lines
Europe
Portugal
Poland
Ireland
Yugoslavia
India
Africa
Indian Ocean
Atlantic
Kidera
Ridera
Soviet Union
Tasteful debate over Nixon pardon prize campaign
Finance magazine printed an Addressograph plate marked ATTN WATERGATE EDITOR. A Dean letter to the magazine discusses Kissinger’s possible book introduction and warns against White House or staff involvement in a Nobel Peace Prize drive for 1973. The White House reportedly supported the editor, though Dean’s letter suggests a covert operation.
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Finance Magazine
Times
Watergate
W. E
John Dean VII
Dean
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
White House
Herbert Klein
Letters to the Editor Arguing Over Newsroom Accountability
A collection of reader letters from West Covina and Long Beach criticizing newspaper endorsements, coverage plans, and questioning foreign aid. Authors propose misprints, demand policy change, and urge local action for American Indian reservations while contrasting patience and accountability.
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Wounded Knee
Long Beach
Fannie A. Gaston
Watergate stake fiery run in the blue hills
A reflective column argues the Watergate crisis tests American self government. It contrasts prosecutors and senators, urges full public exposure, warns quick indictments hinder truth, and insists on honest debate and the American Proposition over secrecy. It criticizes Nixon’s approach and calls for open hearings to reveal the broader conspiracy.
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Eilsberg
White House
Jefferson
Franklin, Lincoln
John Marshall
Fauquier County
United States
McCord
Hunt
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Nixon
America
Vietnam
Republic
Ellsberg
Congress
Tunney shows signs of maturity in Senate role
The six day Richardson confirmation hearing exposed Tunney as a probing, persistent interrogator. He helped secure a concession for a free hand for Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox and mediated the AAU NCAA dispute, signaling a maturing image beyond the Playboy label. Tunney’s focus on ethics, budget reform, and youth-related issues coincides with personal strains from his divorce and his son’s successful heart surgery, shaping a more serious, responsible public persona.
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Washington
Elliot Richardson Garrard
John Tunney
Dcalif
Yale
University of Virginia
Richardson
Yunney
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Women’s Wear Daily
Tunney
California
George Brown
Gene Tunney
William Proxmire
Dwis
Playboy
Congressional Record
Senate
Proxmire
Judiciary Committee
Archibald Cox
CIA
Daniel Elisberg
Committee
Ellsberg
Egil Krogh Jr
White House
Plumbers Group
Krogh
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
U.S
Senate Commerce
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Miecke
Mark
Tunney Apainf
Edward
Arianne
Tunny
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Editorial E Tempis Unum
New York
Los Angeles
West Covina Milford
Walker
Deep Purple
Leon Russell
Denise Kusel
George Robeson
L. A. Collins Sr
Campbell
Fiery Run
Blue Ridge
Elliot Richardson
Ervin
James Reston
Tee Leron
Tunney-Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Putney
House
Playboy Magazine
Albert Eisele
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