Moynihan Attacks at the United Nations
The piece praises Daniel P. Moynihan as a decisive U.S. ambassador at the United Nations who criticizes hostile rhetoric and defends American achievements. It notes mixed reactions from State Department officials but argues for stronger, unmuted U.S. responses to propaganda.
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United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
U.N
Daniel P. Moynihan
State Department
Uncle Sam recruitment brochure sparks debate on efficiency
A reflective piece questions the cost and effectiveness of a military recruitment mailing promising education career and paid vacations. It notes a cheerful army brochure with young joggers a valley scene and tank-lads but doubts its reach and urges passing it on if not suitable, wondering how many tax dollars funded the effort.
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Ronnie Goes to Washington Opens at Local Drive-In
Arthur Hoppe previews the Ronnie film starring Ronald Reagan. The spoof follows a simple citizen who enters politics to rescue a flawed Washington, railing against evil politicians and a White House mess while delivering wholesome entertainment and strong box office appeal.
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Ronnie
Washington
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Lassie
Mr. Reagan
Reagan
Homes Tuttle
Lyn Nofziger
Nancy
White House
Energy bill clash shows Ford gap between rhetoric and reality
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report President Ford faces a dangerous split as he backs deregulation rhetoric while negotiating a compromise energy bill with the Senate House conference. The draft preserves controls, details trigger debate with oil interests, and hints at a veto risk.
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Robert Novak
Washington
Ford
Dewey Bartlett
Oklahoma
White House
Bartlett
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Mr. Ford
New York
Democratic Congress
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Henry M. Jackson
John Hill
Scoop Jackson
Jerry Ford
Jackson
General Accounting Office
GAO
George Aiken
U.S
Aiken
Frank Zarb
Senate
House
Ehrlichman novel fuels Watergate revival among junkies
Watergate buffs await the novel The Company by John Ehrlichman as publishers hint at CIA intrigue and assassination plots. The piece notes Safire’s capsule of the book and Fred Thompson’s At That Point in Time, plus Ehrlichman’s testimony on Helms, the CIA, and the Bay of Pigs.
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Watergate
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New York Times
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Nashville
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Watergate Committee
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Helms
Bay of Pigs
Fred Thompson
Fhrlichman
Scottsdale Track Club grateful for Runathon support and efforts
The Scottsdale Track Club thanks Scottsdale residents and businessmen who funded Saturday Runathon at Phoenix College. Girls ages 8 to 15 ran 1 537 laps in two hours. Krista Holmes of Chaparral High School led with 63 laps. Funds aid equipment uniforms and travel for training and competition including the 10 11 state cross country title defense in Belmont California.
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Phoenix College
Krista Holmes
Chaparral High School
Rmnathon
STC
Belmont
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