Nixon's Budget and Critics Clash Over U S Spending
An editorial condemns Nixon's $246.3 billion budget with a $25.5 billion deficit, arguing it mirrors wasteful spending and inflation risk. It warns of a debt reckoning, cites a gold standard shift, and urges deep cuts and stricter wage and price controls to avoid a crisis akin to 1929.
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Nixon
Pettibone Surges Then Falls in Mock Presidential Campaign
A satire tracks Homer T. Pettibone's rise at the Democratic convention as he attacks Nixon policy and welfare, wage and price controls, and foreign policy. The piece ends with Pettibone's defeat as the two party system narrowly survives.
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School Bus Stop Signals Urge Police Action
The piece warns of frequent violations of school bus stop laws as vehicles fail to stop for signaling buses. It notes a fatal accident and urges Valley police to enforce rules and educate drivers about yielding to school buses and emergency vehicles.
Blue-collar Wallace Support Shocks Florida Primary
In two Jacksonville precincts, blue-collar voters back George Wallace over Muskie by a wide margin. The poll shows Wallace appeal strong for March 14 Florida Democrats, with Muskie and Humphrey unlikely to gain ground among these workers.
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Henry M. Jackson
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Travel ads push sex to sell travel in modern ads
New York readers see travel advertisements saturated with sexual imagery eclipsing even movie ads. The piece notes era's glossy campaigns from major carriers and spas promising romance and exotic locales, while warning that most travelers are married or risk scorn from spouses. It critiques Madison Avenue for offering little romance for wives and mothers-in-law.
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