The evolving role of the U S vice president
The vice presidency has transformed from an honorary post to a presidential stand-in. As U S entanglements expand, the president relies on the VP for key tasks, including National Security Council involvement, diplomacy, and steering urgent domestic programs.
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U.S
F.D. Roosevelt
National Security Council
Inflation controls debated as Proxmire warns against sacrifice
The article discusses inflation controls under Washington policy, noting mixed results and Proxmire’s critique that unemployment or heavy controls may be avoided. It argues against returning to inflation and highlights signs of economic growth in Q2 as consumer income and spending rise, potentially boosting inventories, production, and jobs.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Proxmire
Oscar Wilde
United States
Hoover faced early challenges from Rayburn and Truman era notes
The piece recalls J Edgar Hoover facing two pivotal pressures in Washington. Sam Rayburn's hostility arose after Herbert Brownell's 1953 Chicago speech criticizing Truman's handling of FBI warnings about Treasury official Harry Dexter White. Truman's later admission that he had been warned by the FBI, pressured by Hoover to defend FBI integrity.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Roy W. Howard
America
J. Edgars Hoover
Mr. Hoover
F.B.I
Congress
Hoover
Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Mr. Rayburn
Rayburn
Herbert Brownell
Chicago
Brownell
Harry Truman
Treasury
Harry Dexter White
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Mr. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
The Cost of Clean Air and J Edgar Hoover’s Legacy
A reflection on the environmental movement's costs under the Clean Air Act of 1970. It notes shifts in coal use and fuel imports, calls for balancing air quality with economic and security needs, and closes with praise for J Edgar Hoover’s career amid political pressures.
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Congress
House
Senate
Winchester Area News and Political Notes
Washington politicians and wives face scrutiny over potential financial ties to firms tied to Billie Sol Estes. U.S. 522 improvements north of Winchester proceed with minor revision. Mrs. George Murphy elected president of Winchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Senator George of Georgia backs a 4 trillion dollar tax cut, leaving no surplus for the public debt. Joseph A. Massie Jr. to seek Frederick County Commonwealth attorney seat in August primary. Sgt. F L Woolf returns home from a Traffic Institute program at Northwestern University.
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R. C. Ambler
Staunton
State Highway Department
U.S. 522
Winchester
George Murphy
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth Attorney
Frederick County
Sgt
F. L. Woolf
Virginia State Police
Strasburg
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
Daily Meditation On Marriage: Keys To Lasting Union
The piece argues men value moral character over flirtation and beauty. It suggests successful marriage comes from refining personal traits and maintaining moral steadiness. It notes marriage blends mystery and simplicity and that the spiritual aspect is for God while practical duties rest with the couple.
Nixon faces Senate rebuke over welfare plan clash
President Nixon clashed with Senator Russell Long as the Finance Committee rejected the Family Assistance Plan by 10 to 4. Cabinet members Richardson and Hodgson blasted the move while Nixon urged welfare recipients to seek available jobs, maintaining White House cooperation with Long's substitute workfare. Nixon defended a job path over guaranteed income and signaled possible continuity with Long on the floor.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Nixon
Louisiana
Russell Long
Elliot Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
James Hodgson
Long
F.A.P
Senate
Richardson
Congress
Finance Committee
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Hodgson
House
John D. Enklichmen
Ehrlichman
White House
Memory Genius or Higher: A 10 Day Score Guide Quiz
A 10 day score guide lists daily results for a 100 question test with grades. 9 or 10 correct yields Memory Genius 7 or 8 Very Superior 5 or 6 Excellent 4 Good Turn a page 2 for correct answers. Includes ten questions about law history and geography.
Nifty camping grows into glamorous outdoor living
In Dallas the camping show showcases luxurious recreational vehicles moving from bedrolls to self-contained units. Buyers explore enclosed bunks, trailer-types, and 28-foot motor homes costing up to 22000 dollars, sleeping six and offering sinks stoves showers baths lounges and many high end conveniences.
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Dallas
Taxpayers would receive printed itemization of federal spending
The Florida Times-Union critiques a proposal to mail each taxpayer a computer printout detailing how much tax has been paid for about 40 federal functions. The editorial argues that knowledge of spending may not reduce the emotional burden of income tax and questions whether this would ease taxpayers’ pain.
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