Nixon calls for scrutiny of military policy and spending
Editorial discusses President Nixon urging Congress to question defense budgets and programs. It likens his rhetoric to Lyndon Johnson and warns against a rubber stamp Congress. The piece quotes criticism of military funding and references Pueblo, ABM, and high weapon costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Congress
Air Force Academy
Lyndon Johnson
Pueblo
Louisville-Courier-Journal
Army lies and nerve gas scare at Skull Valley
A Courier Journal opinion piece argues the Army misled the public about nerve gas exposures near Skull Valley Utah. It cites a leaky spray plane, sheep deaths, and delayed disclosure, questioning trust in military testing and broader government assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Oe E
Army
Utah
Skull Valley
Dugway Proving Ground
Congressional
American Veterinary Medical Association
Vietnam
Dirksen under fire as Goodell plans Senate rebuke
Freshman Senator Charles Goodell of New York prepares a floor rebuke of Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen over his interference in Nixon administration appointments including John Knowles as HEW assistant secretary. The dispute signals deep GOP tensions amid tax policy worries and potential Senate races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Nixon
Charles . B. Goodell
New York
Goodell
Senate Republican Policy Committee
John'Knowles
American Medical Association
AMA
Knowles
Robert Finch
William J. Driver
Veterans Administration
Clifford
Alexander, Jr
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Alexander
New York State
John ‘Nolan
the Treasury
House
Nolan
Telephone delays prompt Scottsdale resident letter to press
Gretchen H. Valour of Scottsdale complains that Mountain States Telephone failed to install her service after a May 12 visit, causing her to live without a working line while waiting weeks for action. An editor notes that service will arrive next week as crews install additional cable and plan a conduit project valued at about $250000, likely by October.
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Ohio
Mountain — States
Mountain States Telephone
Gretchen H. Valour
Scottsdale
Valour
Latin America goodwill tour sparks talk of rioting and politics
Rocky and Dick discuss the impact of a goodwill tour to Bolivia and South America. They exchange views on perceptions of Americans, local events, and potential future travel to Brazil Paraguay and Uruguay while referencing Castro and regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
Rocky
Hoppe
Njured
Bolivia
South America
Frank
Jon
Brazil
Paraguay
Uruguay
Castro
Welfare Rights Group Demands Higher Welfare
A National Welfare Rights Organization formed by welfare recipients claims 30 000 members in 70 cities with headquarters in Washington and 39 staff. It advocates major welfare reform and launched campaigns urging rent relief and stricter benefit boosts while opposing current aid levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Payette
Labor Department
Fragmentary newspaper item with obscure telegraph style text
The readable portions show names Jonathan Marshall and a publisher note. It mentions a weekly issue number 97 and a phone line. City, date and full context are unclear from the fragment.
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Senin Ign Pontnameny
Courier-Journal
Louisville, KY
Evans
Novak
Robert “Novak
Rowland _Evans Treasury
Mills
Rogers Morton
Maryland
Republican National Committee
Joseph Tydings
Morton
Tydings
Prsident Agdew
Johnson
Arthur Hoppe
Huber
Miami
Jonathan, Marshall
Tisdale Publishing Company
Dale 'Arte
Leh
Tegen
June
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