Nixon warns against economy controls as narcotic addiction grows
President Nixon cautions that price controls cannot substitute for a free economy and discipline in fiscal policy. He notes consumer prices rose 5.1 percent from April 1972 to April 1973, while other nations show higher increases, signaling risk as the country approaches Phase IV measures.
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Beef for Father's Day Idea Gains Ground in the South
The column urges celebrating dads with beef on Father's Day, noting mothers will likely help shop or slip the idea into the house. It likens beef to a regional tradition where beef and father are king and praises grilled steak or prime ribs over socks and ties.
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Leave the Dead to Rest and Hiss Trial Reexamined
The Nation revisits the Alger Hiss case arguing Whittaker Chambers bore witness to a Communist conspiracy. It defends Chambers against The Nation critics and notes Hiss at 68, having served time, while defending Chambers from posthumous attack.
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Nixon's Plight in Light of Chappaquiddick Parallels
A compact essay compares Kennedy Chappaquiddick and Nixon Watergate tales. It notes a brief April 1970 grand jury inquiry, secrecy warnings, and media reactions. It cites polls showing Kennedy and Nixon shifts in public trust after televised statements.
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Gas Shortage Hits U S Auto Lifestyle and Stations
A gasoline drought grips the United States as stations close early afternoons and weekends. The shortage, blamed on refinery capacity, heating oil redirection, and rising demand for multiple vehicles, endangers jobs at service stations and reshapes travel habits nationwide.
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Groom Carried Across Threshold. Bride Commands Wipe Shoes
A friend fears domestic pressure after being carried over the threshold with his bride remarking to wipe his shoes. A theater canceled a sneak preview citing a shortage of sneaks, adding a hint of comic misfortune to local life.
Letters to the Amarillo Daily News Critique and Views
A reader’s public letters criticize an Amarillo Daily News lead editorial on welfare media coverage. The missive argues editors lack facts, slant the issue, and misstate unemployment. Citations include remarks on women earnings, missing in action families, and rail transportation.
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Readers letters invited by Daily News
Daily News invites letters from local readers with names and addresses required. Condensation may occur and names withheld only if not criticizing others by name The Editor.
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