Political Ethics Scriotased and Local Sabotage Examined
The piece discusses embedded political sabotage as a tool spreading from the Nixon era into state and local politics. It names John McCulloch Fred Stacy A J Blackburn and Warren McGraw as players, notes attempts to influence the Young Democrats and election outcomes, and questions sabotage as a future political tactic.
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Nixon
Moore
John McCulloch
Fred Stacy
A. J. Blackburn
Senator McGovern
Hylton
Warren McGraw
State Senate
Joan McCulloch
Arch Moore
Don
C. O. “Smitty
Smith, Jr
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Stacy
Was Nixon’s 1972 win a landslide really
Readers dispute Nixon’s victory margin arguing 52 1/2 percent electoral college tally hides a smaller popular support. They note 55.35 percent voter turnout and suggest 33.7 percent of eligible voters backed Nixon, far from a true landslide. The letters question the scale of the mandate and defection claims.
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New York Times
Nixon
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Supreme Court tightens secrecy rules on national defense data
The Supreme Court approved new evidence rules that create a broad secrecy privilege for information related to national defense and international relations. The rules bypass the Pentagon Papers standard and rely on a 1953 decision, raising concerns about press freedom and public access.
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Jack C. Landau
Newhouse News Service
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Pentagon
Advisory Committee
Albert E. Jenner
Jenner
Justice Department
Leonard Boudin
Daniel Ellsberg
Amchitka
Nixon Prefers Camp David and privacy over White House
President Nixon spends about seven months at Camp David over four years and eight weeks yearly at La Casa Pacifica, with limited White House nights. He aims to retreat to privacy to think and plan, distancing from Oval Office routine and media scrutiny.
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Eugene Y.risher
Washington
White House
Nixon
Camp David
Biscayne Bay
Miami Beach
la Casa Pacifica
Pacific
San Clemente
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Hyannisport
Palm Beach
Oval Office
Tokyo urban voters push back as LDP faces cities
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party wins Dec 10 polls but urban backlash threatens its grip. City voters revolt over smog pollution housing and welfare while opposition groups gain ground and may reduce LDP dominance by late 1970s. Key nations with stakes include the United States and allies. Prime Minister Tanaka faces rekindled urban pressure.
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Robert Crabbe
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
South Korea
Taiwan
Australia
Orient
Okinawa
Komei
Democratic
Osaka
Pacific Coast
Naleigh Register Democratic Ad Rates and Delivery Notes
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists mail subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with one year at 38.11 dollars and other terms. Home delivery costs and notes on address changes, tax, and distributor responsibility are included.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporaton
Becket High Home Economics Club Hosts Mothers Tea
Beckley High School Home Economics Club entertained mothers with an afternoon tea in the decorated auditorium. Misses Rosalie Stover and Helen Stairs provided music during the hour.
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Beckley High School
Rosalie Stover
Helen Stairs
West Virginia's Coal Troubles Shape State Life and Tax Struggles
Observers argue coal prosperity masks deeper harms as mining power shapes politics, education, and public housing. A local postal note illustrates slow mail service amid broader debates on state policies and health care reform.
Obviously Not All Bureaucratic Nonsense Is Governmental
Hatty, 75, cannot obtain a CTA pass for 20 cents as proof of age is demanded. She offers old medical records but is told a birth certificate or Social Security data are required. CTA staff cite fraud fears with Medicare cards, while Hatty notes the inconsistency with federal age rules.
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CTA
Hatty
Social Security Administration
Medicare
Heinlein
Detective Bureau
CTA: Public Relations
Social Security Office
Social Security
Beckley College appoints new executive vice president
D K Shroyer, director of public relations at Beckley College, will become executive vice president of the school effective January 1. The announcement was made by G C Hedrick, the college president.
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D. K. Shroyer
Beckley College
G. C. Hedrick
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