Senate anti war vote signals Nixon policy shift
The Senate approved a State Department authorization with an amendment banning further bombing in Southeast Asia. The 67 to 15 vote marks the strongest anti war move by Congress yet, potentially guiding House action as pressure grows to end U S involvement in Indo China. Senator Hugh Scott warns limits with two weeks for ceasefire adherence.
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Nixon
Congress
Cambodia
Laos
Senate
State Department
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
House
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
U.S
Indo-China
Scott
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Paris
A.A.R
Wake Up To Communist Conspiracy Letters To The Editor
A reader recalls an April 26 1973 Bainbridge Christian Academy talk by Brig Gen Robert Scott author of God Is My Copilot. He warns of a “Criminal International Communist Conspiracy” within U S government and urges action through the John Birch Society and the book None Dare Call It Conspiracy.
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Bainbridge Christian Academy
Robert Scott
God Is
General Scott
West Point Military Academy
Chenault
Flying Tigers
China
Pentagon
United States Air Force
State Department
Train Committee
John Birch Society
JBS
Vietnam
Hanoi
Whitehouse
France
Germany
Gary Allen
USA
Bureau of Mines Officials Tied to Free Air Travel Gifts
Two top officials of the Bureau of Mines accepted free air travel from coal companies and contractors under their regulation. Director Elburt Osborn and Deputy Director Donald Schlick violated rules by taking gifts and rides on company planes and helicopters. Other figures include John Corcoran, James Hurley, Pittston and FMC connections, plus a controversial Congressional Golf Tournament prize-giving led by Rep. Roger Zion.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Elburt Osborn
Donald Schlick
Osborn
Indiana
Florence Mining Company
James Hurley
Charleston
W. Va
Johnstown
Consolidation Coal Company
John Corcoran
Pittston Company
Lexington
Kentucky Coal Association
Pittston
Buffalo Creek
Los Angeles
Food Machinery Corporation
Wyoming
FMC Corporation
Schlick
White House
Roger Zion
R-Ind
Zion
Congress
Tire
Rubber Manufactures Association
Tourney
Burt Talcott
Rcalif
Harold Collier
R-Ill
Congressional
Whiffers
Talcott
Measuring Progress Tests Aid Harper School Teachers
The fourth chapter of our series features Harper School principal Mary Grubbs discussing testing goals. She says tests guide teachers and parents to measure progress, identify weaknesses, and tailor efforts, while warning against comparing disparate districts. She highlights field trips, patriotism, and community involvement as part of a holistic learning approach and praises volunteers and donors supporting Thomasville schools.
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Mary Grubbs
Harper School
Henry Moore
Caroline
William) McCollum
Thomasville
Mary Reid
Citizen Objects To Way Tax Office Hiring Practices
Letter to the Times Enterprise criticizes the Thomas County Tax Assessor's Office for hiring methods. The writer alleges no clear job standards and claims relatives or trainees were overlooked while few applicants were considered. They urge impartial hiring, faster property reassessment, and equal opportunity for youth.
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Tax Office
Roy Treffits
Times-Enterprise
Thomas County
New Hope For Our Freedoms In Free Press Ruling
James Kilpatrick notes the May 29 Supreme Court decision on First Amendment limits for radio and television. The ruling upholds broadcasters not to be compelled to sell air time for any viewpoint, preserving editorial discretion and protecting against government control of the airwaves.
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James Kilpatrick
Washington
Supreme Court
Burger
Stewart
White
Blackmun
Powell
Douglas
Brennan
Marshall
Federal Communications Commission
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Business Executives
Vietnam
FCC
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Bureau
DeKalb County
Harper
Georgia
Lapham Patterson
Harvey Chastain
Weirig
Confederate Monument
Broad Street
Albert
Riley
Ac Alam Oe Syndicate
Signs OF the Times
Canine Obedience School
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