Nixon enters final phase of transition six months after resignation
Six months after resigning from the White House, former President Richard Nixon will lose many transition funds and perks on February 9 under the 1963 act. He will keep Secret Service protection but surrender postage rights, a government switchboard, and a military detail. aides like Ziegler and Brennan depart, while Rose Mary Woods remains in a staff role. The future remains uncertain, with health and public reception shaping any return to politics as a party spokesman.
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Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Ronald L. Ziegler
Niaon
Jack Brennan
Rose Mary Wands
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Marty Truman
Wilergate
John C. Lundgren
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
What Else Is New Novelty in American Life
The piece argues novelty is both a talent and a liability in the United States contrasting with traditional cultures. It notes National New Idea Week and questions the value of new ideas, references 40 million patents since 1486 and a record 83 655 in 1972, and lists innovations from urban transit to reversed shoe designs while pointing out enduring ideas like sliced bread and the seven day week.
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America
Lord Brougham
Ecclesiastes
U8. Patent Office
Cecil Slemp
The Comeback Kid Returns In Awful Late Show Sketch
Arthur Hoppe sketches The Comeback Kid a former champ now recovering from injuries. He vows to reclaim the ring and push an effective foreign policy while Pat frets about his risks. The couple debate fame temptation and public support as the Kid promises a comeback.
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Arthur Hoppe
Pat
Comeback Kid
America
Washington
Barry
Uganda
Helen Guhagen Douglas
Brown
California
Chronicle Publishing Qo
Raleigh Register Opinion and Commentary Editors
In the Raleigh Register the Opinion and Commentary sections list John Hode as Editor and Bob Wills as Associate Editor guiding day's editorial voice.
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John Hode
Bob Wills
Conservatives Seek Third Party Amid Rising US Ideology
ARNGLD SAWISLAK WASHINGTON UPI conservatives gather in Washington Feb 13-16 to discuss forming a national Conservative party. The idea faces political resistance, but polls show a conservative self-identification surge, with Helms Edwards and others optimistic about a new conservative force despite historical party shifts and mixed policy views.
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Arngld Sawislak Washington
UPI
Washington
American Conservative Union
Young Americans For Freedom
Surgery Seen As Least Effective Pain Relief Method
New York reports neurosurgeon Dr. G. Norman Shealy warns that destroying pain nerves often causes neurologic damage and distressing side effects such as impotence and incontinence. He cites back pain as most common in his center’s early 380 patients, with many having undergone surgery. Alternative therapies include electrical stimulation, massage, autogenic training, and biofeedback, used by a minority of patients.
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Aithun
Snider
Chiecago Daily News
New York
M. G. Norman Shealy
Lierasse. Wis
Aly
The Days Books on Growth and Society by JOAN KANAUEK
United Press International reviews Two Cheers for the Affluent Society by Wilfred Beckerman. Beckerman argues progress and growth can curb squalor, with anti pollution rules costing under two percent of national output. He contrasts Victorian London with today, blaming middle class fear of loss for opposing growth.
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Joan Kanauek
United Press International
Wilfred Beckerman
St. Martin's
Beckerman
The Hunger Question and Guilt About Food Saving
A reflective piece weighs whether personal restraint and guilt help or hinder addressing world hunger. It ponders if reducing intake truly benefits the starving, the value of energy use, and whether awareness prompts less waste and more aid, ending that opinions vary and certainty is elusive.
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Eone
Crime in Chicagoh Mayor Blames Jack the Ripper
A Chicago Daily News column mocks Mayor Daley’s blame game as he accuses outsiders like Dr. Benjamin Spock and Jack the Ripper of ruining public schools and spurring crime. The piece ribbingly questions the mayor’s grip on governance and suggests broader blame for Chicago’s 20 year education decline and street violence.
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Mike Roykoc
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Richard J. Catey
Daley
Massah
Benjamin Spock
Dr. Spock
Grandpappy
Mayor Daley
Spock
Jack the Ripper
London
IRA
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Raleigh Egister
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Nelson A Rockefeller
New Guard
Jesse Helms
RNLC
Lee Edavards
Gallup
Helis
Edwards
Helms
Atherti
Cantrill
Charles Roll Jr
Institute For International Social Research
Hoau Tor
Royal Commission On Environmental Pollution
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