Nixon names his aides to form the new administration
Editorial touts Nixon cabinet picks and the surprise appointment of Daniel Patrick Moynihan to head a new White House Office of Urban Affairs. It questions Romney’s role as HUD secretary, forecasts Moynihan’s influence on urban policy, and doubts Hickel’s fit for Interior. The piece notes the team takes office in January and warrants months to judge.
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Richard Nixon
Itigi
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
White House
Moynihan
Nixon
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
George Rom
Alaska
Walter Hickel
Interior
Southwest
Finnish exchange student designs Christmas card for arcadia high
Pentti Saino, an exchange student from Finland, designed a Christmas card for Arcadia High's superintendent E. G. Burnkrant. He described Finnish education, noting 12 to 14 classes daily and six-day weeks, with languages English Swedish German and Latin. He avoided comment on comparisons but implied Finnish schooling is demanding yet different from American norms.
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E. G. Burnkrant
Pentti Saino
Arcadia High
Pentti
Finland
Scottsdale
Nixon assembling a loyal, gray cabinet for Washington
The Nixon administration will be run by trusted old friends with William Pierce Rogers as secretary of State and Melvin Laird at Defense. Rogers brings an intimate White House rapport and a lawyer’s problem solving approach, signaling policy flexibility and centralized control under Nixon.
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Washington
Nixon
William Pierce-Rogers
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Rogers
Ixon
State Department
Douglas Dillon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rep
Melvin Laird
Laird
Wisconsin
House
Pentagon
Defense
State
Defense Department
Robert Finch
Franklin Roosevelt
Review of A Time and a Place by William Humphrey
Book review notes Humphrey’s Oklahoma Texas setting during hard times in A Time and a Place. Ten bleak stories depict sadness cruelty bigotry and despair with vivid character studies such as Ballad of Jesse Neighbors and A Job for the Plains. Highly recommended by this reviewer.
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Humphrey
Oklahoma
Texas
Jesse
Larmer
Dobbs
Moon Zip Code Still Not Assigned by Posts Office
In this era the Posts Office Department has not shown confidence to assign a zipcode to the moon. The text suggests that a man’s success is measured by taking on a $35,000 mortgage.
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Moon
Powell faces fight to seat in 91st Congress
Federal grand jury did not indict Adam Clayton Powell yet he faces a House challenge upon taking oath. Rep H Gross (R IA) leads bid to block Powell and vote to seat him in opening session. Powell accused of fraud and illegal use of over 40000 dollars in government funds with broad opposition inside and outside Congress.
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Washington
New York
Adam Clayton
Powell
House of Representatives
Republlican
Barim
H. Gross
Iowa
Gross
Congress
Special Investigating Committee
Union
House
Special Investigating
Supreme Court
Our Man Hoppe and the Draft Clash at Campus
A young Guevara like figure resists a 11-A7 draft classification and fights for freedom on campus. He provokes an anti-draft rally denied by the Spee man administration, clashing with police and college authority over rights and social critique.
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Guevara Grommet
Hoppe Board
Young Guevara
Spee
Unsolicited Manuscripts Policy at Scottsdale Plaza
The document indicates the Scottsdale location in Arizona and mentions a cond class postage paid marking. It references responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and includes an address block in Scottsdale, AZ 85252. No further context or outcomes are provided.
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Scottsdale
K Plaza
Scottsdale, Ariz
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Knopf
Far Lator
San Francisco State
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Goldsmith
New Jersey
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Robert Allen
John Goldsmith
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