Nixon Promotes Multibillion Foreign Aid Spending
The article notes President Nixon favors a 2.8 billion dollar request for U S economic and military projects abroad, aligning with postwar policy. It criticizes inflation and suggests U S aid policies drain the economy while global spending continues.
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Nixon
Congress
U. S
Welfare subsidy aims at working fathers in new idea
The San Antonio Express argues a cash subsidy for working fathers under income thresholds could strengthen families and encourage work while noting welfare programs persist and evolve. It cites 1969 San Antonio job vacancies, compares past rules like man in the house, and calls the proposal novel yet potentially useful.
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White House
San Antonio
Tex.) Express
Today in History June 10 1969 highlights
Key events on this date include the 1610 landing of Dutch settlers on Manhattan Island, the 1776 Continental Congress committee to draft the Declaration, 1898 US Marines in Cuba, 1940 Italy declaring war, and the 1942 Lidice tragedy with executions and camps.
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America
Manhattan Island
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
U. S
Cuba
Italy
France
Britain
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Soviet Union
Geneva
Berlin
U.S. Senate
United Nations
Congress toilers or time wasted on Capitol Hill
A conservative column laments the slow Senate and House. It notes 206 hours in session by May and 28 bills passed, with raises for leaders and tax debates stalled. It blames limited presidential initiative and looming fiscal deadlines, urging action on taxation and electoral reform.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
United States Senate
House
Senate
Committee On UN
Adam Clayton Powell
Coast Guard
International Development Association
John Randolph
Roanoke
Congress
White House
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Joint Economic Committee
George Wallace
Lloyd Bailey
North Carolina
O’hare
Inflated Egos and Humility in Everyday Life
Boyle notes that excessive self opinion fuels conflict at home and in nations. Humility comes from recognizing pitfalls like rising costs, failed chores, small fortunes, and aging vanity, illustrated by anecdotes from daily missteps and social behavior.
Open Letter To Youthful Graduate From Charles Bartlett
A Washington columnist writes to a graduating young woman about the student movement and women’s role in society. He contrasts equality and unisex with family values, cites historic views, and argues for simplicity and balance at home to restore happiness amid modern pressures.
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Washington
Plato
Chicago
Cairoli Gigliotti
Germany
E. Evans Pritchard
Williard Wirtz
Bryn Mawr
Spectator
Lindsay seeks Nixon aid as Marchi rivals loom in NYC race
Mayor John Lindsay flew to Washington on May 23 to press for housing funds from the House Appropriations subcommittee and perhaps gain Nixon's endorsement. But Nixon stayed silent amid a push by Lindsay’s rivals led by John Marchi, risking reduced party support and an uncertain primary path.
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John Vliet Lindsay
New York City
Washington
House of Representatives
Wendt
Lindsay
White House
Nixon
Lindsay Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
Rogers Morton
Republican National Committee
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Bob Finch
Spiro Agnew
Miami Beach
New York
John Lindsay
John Marchi
Marchi
State Senate
Everett Dirksen
U. S. Senate
Jerry Ford
Rogers
Morton
Richmond
Bronx
City Council
GOP
Brooklyn
Queens
Manhattan
Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Nelson Rockefeller
Thomasville Times Enterprise publication notice
Public notice from Thomasville Times Enterprise describes affiliation with Associated Press and republication rights. Contains mailing address and subscription details with rates and taxes for Georgia deliveries.
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Focal News
Times-Enterprise Co
Thomasville
N. Madison St
P. O
All Departments
State of Georgia
Feminine finance: women share in their own money management
A national Institute of Life Insurance finding shows diverse American women from Kathy M. in New York to Mrs. Agnes G. in Seattle manage finances actively. The article notes rising numbers of women working in white collar and other jobs and taking control of budgeting, saving, and investments.
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Kathy M
New York
Mary R
Chicago
Agnes G
Seattle
Institute of Life Insurance
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