Jackson Advice On Summit Postponing Watergate Hearings
From deep south Georgia an author weighs in on Senator Jackson's views as Nixon negotiates with Leonid Brezhnev. The piece supports postponing Watergate hearings until after the summit and cautions against bargaining away balance of power.
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Ervin
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
U.S
Henry M
Scoop
Jackson
Washington
Brezhnev
United States Senate
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Senate Armed Services Committee
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Senate Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Washington State
Senator Jackson
Sam Ervin
Watergate Investigating Committee
Russia
Ervin Committee
White House
John Dean
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Women banned from world marble championship in England
The Birmingham News reports Betty Friedan notes in tinsley green that women were barred from a world marble championship in England for wasting time last year. The piece cites broader concerns about the British Empire facing difficulties.
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Tinsley Green
England
British Empire
Birmingham
Ala
Sex Education Minus Frank Discussions
A reader vents over frank sex education discourse, criticizing constant discussions and so‑called experts. He argues the topic is overexposed, calls for dropping public debates, and dismisses sensationalism while noting TV avoidance of controversy.
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Social Security Office
Hugh
Barnum
Secret Deals And Favors Tied To Nixon Fund Raising
Reporters claim large donors received economic benefits in exchange for contributions, with a $100,000 gift allegedly yielding a quid pro quo. The matter prompts a Senate consumer subcommittee inquiry led by Senator Frank Moss into secret campaign deals and inflationary effects across agencies from CAB to SEC. Dairy price supports allegedly rose after a major contribution, benefiting dairy farmers by about $500 million.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Frank Moss
Utah
CAB
SEC
Senate
Herbert Kalmbach
White House
Agriculture Department
Us Agriculture
Earl Butz
Oval Office
City planning and sex education on debate in media
A commentator argues for keeping sex education normal in American society and criticizes sensationalism in coverage. He cites Hugh Hefner and Helen Gurley Brown and questions the separation of biology and emotion in sexuality.
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Hugh Hefner
Helen Gurley Brown
Downs
Paar
Abby
Today In History Highlights From June 19, 1973
On this date in history notable events include the S S Savannah arriving in Liverpool the first Atlantic steamship crossing. colonists leaving Roanoke ending early English settlement. Maximilian of Mexico executed. the FCC created. civil rights bill advanced in the Senate. Also notes on Nixon era fundraising by McDonald’s, carpet makers, and the Teamsters plus a look at a Transportation Secretary Brinegar’s California trip with FAA attendees.
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Associated Press
S.S. Savannah
Liverpool
England
Roanoke Island
N.C
America
Maximilian of
Mexico
U.S. Congress
Federal Communications Commission
U.S. Senate
Teamsters
Cost of Living Council
Council
Don Cagle
Cagle
Maurice Stans
Transportation
Claude Brinegar
California
Brinegar
Los Angeles
Federal Aviation Administration
Department of Transportation
FAA
Los Angeles Convention Center
Western Region
Baker May Be GOP Watergate Beneficiary Says Pelham Column
The column argues Tennessee Senator Howard Baker Jr will likely be helped not hurt by the Watergate inquiry due to his truth seeking stance and strong TV presence. It notes his youth 47, Republican pedigree, wartime service, and rise as a national figure poised for a bright future in the party. The piece references Reg Murphy and local Pelham connections to deepen political context.
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Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Sam _ Ervin
Senator Ervin
Reg Murphy
The
Atlanta Constitution
Senator Baker
Constitution
Baker
Ervin
Oval Office
White House
GOP
United States
Sen
Sam Nunn
East Tennessee
Howard H. Baker Sr
Irene B. Baker
McCallie School
Chattanooga
Tulane University
University of the South At
Sewanne, Tenn
University of Tennessee Law College
Dirksen Baker
Senate
Howard Baker
Spiro
Reagan
John Connally
Percy
Phase IV looming in Nixon's price control strategy
James Kilpatrick weighs Nixon's 60 day freeze and the failed Phase II and III efforts. He argues Phase IV may deepen government intervention, risk longer loss of free market dynamics, and demand renewed self restraint in profits and spending.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Capitol Hill
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Signs OF the Times
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Everett McKinley Dirksen
Ilinois
Joy
Pelham
Fred
Elsie Hand
Farmers Bank of
Hand Trading Co
Hands
Highland Villa
Pelham Journal
Georgia Heritage Trust Commission
Fred B. Hand
Farmers Bank of Pelham
Elsie
Georgia
State School Building Authority
Marvin Griffin
Albert Riley
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