Montana Governor's Donations to Nixon Committee Draw Attention
An opinion piece argues Tim Babcock and other Montana Republicans gave legitimate contributions to the Nixon re election committee. It notes no evidence of improper intent by donors and stresses spending decisions were not by donors. The piece cautions public focus on Babcock given his prominence.
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Tim Babcock
Babcock
Montana
John Dees
Mary Smiths
Nixon Committee
Culture in Rush Street clip joint tale from Royko
Chicago column recounts Dave Gordon and Gary Wolosin falling for a nudie club ruse on Rush Street. They’re gouged for 20.60 after drinks and “cuddling,” while the manager shrugs it off as business. The piece pokes fun at culture seekers and streetwise grifts.
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Chicago
Rush Street
Salvation Army
Dave Gordon
Gary Wolosin
Dave
Gary
Cincinnati
Body Shop
Paul Newman
Steve McQueen
Alfred E. Newman
State’s Attorney’s Office
Letter criticizes ACLU stance on abortion and Supreme Court
Edna Peterson of Opportunity rebuts an editorial claiming the ACLU defends anti-American causes. She argues the organization aids Communists, opposes Christian Americans, and criticizes the Warren Court. Peterson notes past anti-ACLU pressure in Anaconda and plans to contact Robert Campbell about The Far Left.
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ACLU
America
Supreme Court
Warren Court
Congress
Supreme’’ Court
Anaconda
The
Copperglow
the Copperglow
Robert Campbell
Edna Peterson
Brezhnev visit offers a respite from Watergate fears
Washington reflects on the 14 year gap since Khrushchev and the shift in world affairs. Brezhnev's U S trip is seen as a pragmatic partnership rather than a triumph of ideology, contrasting fears of missile gaps and nuclear risk with potential economic and diplomatic gains. Washington debates Watergate while noting changed international dynamics.
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Washington
Brezhnev
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Nixon
Eisenhower
White House
Berlin
Lebanon
Middle East
China
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa
Ike
America
Europe
Richard Nixon
Republic
Jeb Stuart Magruder
John Dean
Kremlin
David
Julie
David Lloyd George
Britain
Franklin Roosevelt
Moscow
Germany
Japan
Brandt
Tanaka
Dean
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Third term talk tempts Reagan in California 1974
Rumors filter through Washington that California Governor Ronald Reagan might pursue a third term in 1974 to better position for a 1976 White House bid. Polls show growing good and fair ratings, while internal GOP dynamics spotlight Houston Flournoy and Evelle Younger as rising rivals who could reshuffle the field.
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Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
White House
Reagan
GOP
Paul Haerle
Ed Reinecke
Houston Flournoy
Princeton PhD
Flournoy
Reinecke
Evelle Younger
Nixon
Bob Finch
Younger
Sacramento
Butte Montana Standard Publisher and staff listed
The Montana Standard names D R Campbell Jr as publisher and Jeffrey B Gibson as editorial page editor. It proclaims itself the official newspaper of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte with all departments reachable at 792 8301. The paper notes seven mornings a week publication.
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Silver Bow County
Butte
Flashy today faded tomorrow in American motels rise and fall
In a critique of the motel era the author traces the shift from grand downtown hotels to large fast food linked motels. By 1980 ramshackle roadside inns threaten urban core heritage as highways and suburban malls reshape the South and other regions, sacrificing place for mobility and cheap convenience. The piece warns of a cyclical decline as plastic, cheap materials, and planned obsolescence erode appeal and value.
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Charlotte
N.C
America
Old Confederacy
South
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Mike Royko
Chicago Daily News
Russia
James Reston
By Kevin P. Phillips
Kevin Phillips
D.R. Campbell Jr
Jeffrey B. Gibson
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Tom Wicker
New York Times
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