Thoughts on Budget Balances and Nixon Reflections
A critical vignette recalling Richard Nixon as a political figure tied to the budget balance theme. It contrasts campaign rhetoric with outcomes, noting alleged overspending and the Kennedy era shocks alongside a late upturn in political fortunes. The voice blends quotations from Carrie Catt with historical speculation and satire.
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Richard Nixon
United States
Kennedy
John
Want To Remember Forget It Efficiently Forgetting Helps Memory
University of Michigan psychologist Prof. Robert A. Bjork argues that memory is aided by deliberate forgetting. He notes the mind must discard irrelevant information to prevent interference with new data. The discussion uses a cook as an example of pruning outdated orders.
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Robert A. Bjork
University of Michigan
Bjork
Smouldering Cyprus Conflict Persists With UN Role
Cyprus remains divided with 640000 residents as Greek and Turkish communities clash over governance. A UN peace force since 1964 keeps the peace while talks between negotiators Glafkos Clerides and Rauf Denktas inch toward a possible middle ground.
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Cyprus
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
NATO
United States
Rauf Denktas
Glafkos Clerides
U.N
R.C.D
Nixon Doctrine ofSlow Global Shifts Guided by Caution
The piece outlines President Nixon’s belief that foreign policy change must occur slowly. It cites Vietnam and Korea as cases where rapid moves risk disaster, notes European reliance on U.S. troops for political reasons, and explains why withdrawal should proceed at a snail’s pace to avoid destabilizing realignments.
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Nea
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Korea
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Europe
Middle East
Belgium
Congo
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Asia
Latin America
Truman Approves Draft for 19 to 29 in Selective Service
Washington President Truman approved a Selective Service recommendation deeming men aged 19 through 29 as acceptable for drafting. The action reflects wartime manpower policy from the 1946 Raleigh Register files.
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Washington
Truman
Nixon China trip reshapes global alliances and fears
Nixon's invitation to Peking prompts reexamination of international ties for most nations. Moscow and Taipei react with surprise while Russia seeks leverage in Asia. Taiwan relies on US support, Japan weighs defense burdens, and Koreas frame a new balance amid North Vietnam and the US-backed South.
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Wilbur G. Landrey
UPI
Nixon
Peking
United States
China
Washington
Moscow
Taipei
Soviet Union
Russia
Middle East
Indian Ocean
India
Southeast Asia
Taiwan
Japan
Asia
Koreas
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Washington Window U.S. Seeks Suez Canal Reopening Effort
President Nixon authorizes Sisco to visit Israel within 10 days to push for reopening of the Suez Canal. U.S. efforts test Egyptian acceptance after Al Ahram criticism, while Sadat favors continued American mediation. Israel presses for more F4 Phantom jets amid ongoing U.S. mediation.
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Washington Window
U.S
Suez Canal
Washington
UPI
United States
Egypt
Israel
Nixon
Cairo
Joseph J. Sisco
Lumns
al Ahram
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
William P. Rogers
Anwar Sadat
Donald Bergus
Michael Sterner
State Department
Bergus
Sterner
Rogers
Sisco
Sadat
Aerosol Food Sprays Seen As Big Next Market
New York, UPI. Aerosol valve makers hope to crack foods like salad dressings ketchup and sauces, with companies such as PVC expanding plants in Europe and Latin America. Perry cites four billion units yearly in valves and containers, with food applications still pricey but improving easing propellants and lower usage.
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Leroy Pope
New York
UPI
Albert FE. Perry, Jr
Precision Valve Corp
Yonkers
N.Y
Perry
PVC
United States
Judge James W Maxwell obituary and Beckley history recalled
The obituary notes the death of Judge James W Maxwell a longtime Beckley circuit court figure from a prominent Raleigh County family. It recounts the Maxwell lineage from 1855, ties to Beckley founders and local business, and highlights Maxwell’s athletic youth and role in early Beckley sports and history with references to the 1902 Beckley Institute teams and the 1904 Grandview Beckley clash.
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Beckley
James William Maxwell
Circuit Court
Raleigh County
Alfred Beckley Maxwell
General Beckley
Virginia General Assembly
Fayette County
Virginia
R. L. “Lote
Maxwell
Maxwell and Keyser
Harlow Warren
Grandview
Royal
Prince
Wright
Wildwood
Johnstown Road
Russell
South
Kanawha
Judge Maxwell
BNC
Dorothy Amick
Beckley Post-Herald
The Beckley Hog Trial and its Aftermath
A 1895 Beclky hog dispute led to a circuit court in a Methodist church. Judge Gillespie presided as lawyers McGinnis and Thompson argued. The tale inspired Maxwell to pursue law, and details of his early life, education, and later career are recalled with humor and local color.
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Bill Cole
Esso
Maxwell
Beckley
Maxwell Hill
Judge Gillespie
James Fudd McGinnis
William H. Thompson
Judge Maxwell
U. S
West Virginia
Concord State Normal School
West Virginia University
Congress
Lieutena
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