Nixon's European trip signals a calmer, united approach
Editorial compares Nixon with Kennedy and Johnson, noting a quieter style, emphasis on listening and partnership with Europe, and a cautious path to reinforcing NATO. It praises restraint and emotional control as foundations for future negotiations.
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United States
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Berlin Wall
Johnson
Nixon
Europe
America
Hese
NATO
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Timekeeping Plan Calls for 12 Minute Lawyer Tabs
Richard Kleindienst adopts a 12 minute interval timekeeping plan for Justice Department lawyers. The memo runs 10 pages explaining the system and echoes a prior 15 minute scheme from the Bureau of Reclamation. The writer cites waste and predicts resentment among lawyers and potential recruitment issues.
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Arizona
Richard Kleindienst
U.S
Justice Department
Kleindienst
Department
Bureau of Reclamation
All-Volunteer Army Debate Sparks Race Concern
Senator Edward M. Kennedy warns that an all-volunteer army could become a largely Black force and widen class gaps in military service. He calls for a six month public study while President Nixon endorses volunteerism with draft standby. Kennedy cites past testimony and warns of potential social separation and unequal recruitment.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Volunteer Army
White House
Kennedy
Senate
Ted Kennedy
Senate Labor
Armed Services
Draft abolition urged by Hatfield and others in college letter
In Bear Tracks February issue Sen Mark Hatfield argues the draft harms freedom. The letter notes support from Goldwater Braith Galbraith Farmer Dellinger Friedman for ending conscription, stating action needed before 1971 with letters to congressmen and editors urged. A reader questions preshowing at Saguaro High and fair access at the Indian Show.
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Phoenix College
Bear’ Tracks
Mark Hatfield
America
Hatfield
Sen. Hatfield
Sen. Goldwater
John Kenneth Galbraith
James Farmer
David Dellinger
Milton Friedman
Armed Services Committee
Mark Nowices
Saguaro High
Scottsdale Sign Debate Sparks Merchants and Artists
Jack Song urges display of a Chinese cowboy sign in defiance of size laws. Lute Wasbotten supports free expression for small business owners. S. I. Hayakawa warns against special interests and large signs. A Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce cowboy sign is ridiculed as artless. A proposed esthetic sign contest could feature three local artists and a dinner prize at Song's China Lil.
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Jack Song
Lute Wasbotten
S. I. Hayakawa
Chamber _ of Commerce
Scottsdale
Fair admission gripe at annual Indian exhibits
A winter visitor complains about equal admission charges for Indian exhibits over four years. He notes consistent efforts by sponsors but argues the best organizations and many exhibitors appear each year, making the pricing seem unfair.
Disposable dress makers reveal changing America in paper textiles
Observations Toledo Times notes clever producers create disposable dresses and other paper nonwoven items with a potential $3 billion market. Medical field sales could exceed $1 billion with products like gowns, scrub suits, bed- heels, and pillowcases. The piece laments the craftsman and praises the refuse collector in a throwaway society.
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Toledo
Ohio
America
Nixon aides clash with Dixie Republicans over desegregation
The White House delays a second Washington meeting amid a heated standoff with southern Republican leaders over school desegregation guidelines. HEW plans limited technical aid and a funding increase under Title IV, while southern critics demand major policy easing beyond the 1964 civil rights framework.
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Washington
White House
South
Nixon
LBJ
Robert Finch
Finch
HEW
Mina
Congress
Nick Dixon Receives Raises and Plans for Togetherness Club
The scene shows Nick Dixon informing Thelma of a raise to 200000 dollars a year plus expenses. He says the raise was automatic to cut soaring costs, not requested, and vows to devote himself to duties while selecting staff loyal to his principles of togetherness. The dialogue highlights Nick's sincerity and desire to keep Spiro quiet.
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Nick
Perro
Hoppe
Thelma
Nick Dixon
Spiro
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Scottsdale Progress
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Doc" Wright
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