Nixon counsels restraint for 1976 nomination race
President Nixon advised potential 1976 Republican and Democratic nominees to avoid early campaigning. He urged working selflessly for party candidates in 1974 and only after that year to pursue the nomination. He stressed a long, hard-hitting path via primaries and endorsements.
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Money Isn t Everything In McGovern campaign finance
The piece notes McGovern raised 22.8 million and nearly 2 million early 1971 plus 4 million after new disclosure laws, with a December deficit of 329000 that may be wiped out. It contrasts Humphrey 1968, cites McGovern’s criticisms in Oxford, and concludes the people were right not to elect him.
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Advice in the Era of Women’s Lib Sparks Confusion
A humorous column reflects on the rapid changes of women s liberation and gender roles. The writer questions how to address people, pronoun use, and social etiquette, joking about future best sellers and how to raise families in spare time. The piece satirizes modern manners while pondering what it means to be appropriate today.
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Dr. Spock
Ogden Nash
Daley Could Rally To Save Poverty Program From Nixon Curbs
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley may prove pivotal in blocking Nixon’s plan to cut the Poverty Program. Daley supports continued federal funding, citing local control and payroll lifelines. he argues community action funds aid job access for Black residents and keep city projects running, resisting calls for dismantling the program.
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Daley
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Phillips
Johnson
Daniel P. Moynihan
Community Action
Senate to Investigate Watergate Era Political Scandals
The Senate votes to probe the Watergate affair, seeking who ordered the break in and how high in the White House knowledge reached. The memo warns the inquiry could echo past misuses seen in the Tydings committee, risking a partisan Nixon vendetta.
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The Jogger's Dilemma and a Neighbor’s Big Change
A jogger narrator discovers his neighbor Fred, a 240 pound man, vows to run two blocks daily to lose 40 pounds. The speaker quips about two blocks needing 326 years and urges extending distance to avoid loneliness. Fred later reports increasing to three blocks daily and still feeling loneliness as he adjusts.
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America
Letter Responds To Egg Price Editorial Critique
Earle G. Gilliland of Medina writes that egg and food prices vary and urges consulting an egg producer for explanation rather than President Nixon. He questions the editorial's treatment and cites Clyde Sprague as a better source.
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Weymouth Road
Medina
Thanks to Doris Abeling by Senior Women’s Auxiliary
A letter praising Doris Abeling for her cooperative patient reporting and community outreach. The Senior Women’s Auxiliary thanks the editor and Abeling for presenting their volunteer efforts and encouraging community support.
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Womens Auxiliary
Mrs. Abeling
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