Indiana Congressman Dennis Pays Lowest Indiana Payroll
Editorial notes that Congressman David W. Dennis of Indiana's Tenth District has the smallest office payroll among Indiana members, totaling about 55 818 for the last half of 1972. It cites a National Federation of Independent Business backed study predicting higher minimum wages could erase jobs, especially among teens women and working wives in small independent firms.
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David W. Dennis
Indiana Tenth District
Indiana
Dennis
Cong. Dennis
University of California
Stanford
Congressional
National
Fection of
Congress
Federation
National Federation of Independent Business
Faculty Associates
Stanford University
Richard Bailey
U. C. Economics
Council of Economic Advisors
William Dunkelberg
Stanford School of Business Administration
NFIB
Prodigal sons and draft resistance debated in 1973意见
Paul Harvey argues Americans are divided over how to treat draft resisters who fled to Canada and abroad. He cites figures and quotes from figures like Senator Taft and Rep. Herbert, urging a patient, nonpunitive approach and predicting eventual healing as history weighs the issue.
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Canada
F. Edward Herbert
Sen
Robert Taft
Pentagon
Uor
Tate
Henry Steele
McEly
Pepe
Elton
Pete Ance
Detty
Moscow
Peling
H Istory
Gen
Fea. Corp
Black Progress and Democratic Rhetoric in Debate
The piece analyzes Richard Scammon and Ben Wattenberg's April Commentary on Black progress, criticizing New Left claims that Great Society failed. It argues Great Society programs raised black living standards, notes liberalism's shift, and discusses politics around Old Liberalism versus New Left critique.
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Internal Democratic Politicking
Washington
KFS
Richard Scammon
Ben Wattenberg
Internal Democratic Party Politicking
Wattenberg
Commentary
Norman Podhoretz
The
Committee For A Democratic Majority
LBY
Scammon
Great Society
Scammen
Lke
Cppmaan
Rousseau
Aow House
King Features Syndicate
Veritas Defends Nixon Amid Painful Political Cure
In Washington D C Vernon J Veritas argues Nixon bears blame for Watergate fallout while praising his attempts at reform. He decries federal programs and inflation as a sickness needing surgical restraint, calling radicals the nation’s ongoing problem and defending the President’s tough medicine.
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Ashington
D.C
Vernon J. Veritas
Mr. Veritas
Richard Nixon
Veritas
Mr. Nixon
White House
Senate House Joint Economic Committee
Subcommittee
Griffiths
Nixon
Abortion Advocate's Public Funding Push Sparks Debate
A 1973 column critiques Dr. John Knowles and opponents of abortion on demand arguing for state financed abortions, public clinics, and expanded pregnancy services. The piece warns of compulsory sterilization, tax penalties for large families, and state medicine, linking these to a broader drive for social and demographic control.
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John H. Knowles
Knowles
Rockefeller Foundation
Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
New York
Podunk
Maryland
Unn
Supreme Court
Hoover Institution
Colorado
Aristotle
James Russell Lowell
Ciic
Germany
Hitler
Albert Jay Nock
Gen
Fea. Corp
Growth and conservation clash in American democracy
The piece argues growth is essential and industry must be regulated, defending conservationists as allies of industry. It warns against anti-growth sentiment, urges practical planning for roads and advertising, and promotes self‑regulation to avoid government overreach. It cites the Scientists Institute for Public Information as a source.
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America
O.K
Rome
Nazi Germany
Rowth
Scientists Institute For Public Information
E. 68Th St
New York
N.Y
The
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Where To Write Your Legislators
Addresses listed for United States legislators include R Vance Hartke in Room 451 Office Building DC 20610 Ben Birch Jr in Old Senate Office Building Washington DC 20610 and David W Dennis in Longworth House Office Building Washington DC 20515. The note shows multiple misspellings and garbled names but provides several official Washington DC mailing rooms for contacting lawmakers.
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R. Vance Hartke
D.C
Senate
Washington, D.C
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