Editorial on freedom versus security in mixed economies
A 1970s analysis argues that democratic states sought centralized reforms to balance freedom and security, but inflation and policy trade offs strain the model. The piece cites Albert Sommers and The Conference Board Record, urging cautious incomes policies and investment-boosting taxes to steer the US back toward a workable mix of economic freedom and security.
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Fed
Albert ‘J. Sommers
Conference Board
Sommers
United States
Mc. Sommers
Mr. Sommers
National Library Week themes emphasize reading and equality
Lith's National Library Week themes highlight Reading Makes the World Go Round and You've Got a Right to Read to stress libraries' roles in education and equal opportunity. Rising costs and reduced funding threaten hours, branches, and acquisitions. salaries drive about 70 percent of library budgets, prompting use of volunteers and cuts across 11,850 public libraries.
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American Library Association
Library Journal
Joseph Eisner
Pan- Vic
Eisner
S.B.S
Where To Write Your Legislators
A fragmented OCR list shows several legislators and offices in Washington D C including names like Hartke Denis Hillis and unclear districts. The text attempts to provide room numbers and office buildings but is garbled with misreads and misspellings.
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David W. Denis
Longworth
Washington
Judas Moditen
Haney
Aea
Elwood Wl. Hillis
Iain Te Bray
B.C
Primary elections reveal patterns in voter coalitions
Paul Harvey argues that primary results mislead by showing fragmented support for McGovern and Wallace while conservative and liberal wings rally around distinct leaders. He notes Goldwater’s past influence, party infighting among Humphrey and Muskie, and suggests a silent majority with pragmatic centrism outweighs fringe surges.
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Goldwater
Goldwaler
George McGovern
George Wallace
Ite
McGovern
Man’s dominion and the coming loss of wild mammals
A 1872 editorial laments the global decline of mammals due to pollution and hunting. It cites Thames pollution and species near extinction, urging strong international treaties and U.S. action to protect wildlife and restore ecological balance. It argues that without prompt guard, future generations face a world without many mammal groups.
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Ingellizence
Soviet Arctic
Europe
Unters
Verizon
Africa
Inca
Fund For Animals, Inc
West Sith .T
New York City
Whica
Cleveland Antzy Igor
United States
Secretary of State
Zoo3
Lee Talbot
Gen
Fea Corp
Kennedy Heightens Hope In 1972 Democratic Presidential Tilt
A 1972 McNaught Syndicate analysis explores Ted Kennedy as a central figure in the Democratic race. It discusses Kennedy’s potential cross‑sectional appeal across the South, liberal governors, and key senators while weighing McGovern’s weaknesses and the risks to the party if Nixon or Wallace prevail. It also notes Lyndon Johnson and the Kennedy circle’s influence, with references to Mankiewicz, San George Mediavera, and regional political dynamics shaping the contest.
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George McGovern
Wisconsin
Sen. McGavern
Nixon
McGovern
George Wallace
Fey
Developme
Washington
D.C
Ninon
Lyndon Johnson
Sumer
Ted Kennedy
LBJ
John Kennedy
Demosvatic
Johnson
Kennedy
Tixan Jownson
Ted
South
Florida
Akanas
Santi
Carolina
Fritz Hollings
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Ippi
Stewals
Eastland
Alabema
Sparkman
Virginia
Old Dominion
West Virginia
Appalachian
Ing
San
George Mediavera
Frank Mankinwieg
McCovern
South Dakota
Ane
Camelot
Muskie
Humphrey
Wallace
Miami Beach
Kenedy
Martin Luther King
Vietnam
McNaught Syndicate
Obituary forgiveness and the McCarthy era critique
The piece argues forgiveness of historical figures tainted by McCarthyism and Sino Soviet era politics, noting Dean Acheson and others who praised or defended controversial actions posthumously. It contrasts retrospective praise with the dangers of exoneration amid ideological tensions and political expediency.
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Soviet Union
Stalin
People's Republic of China
Service
Owen Lattimore
Alger Hiss
Persuer
FBI
Berrigans
Whittaker Chambers
Wey
Adam Clayton Powell
Mom
John Jones
Rey
Otter
Federal Diary Report on Labor Talks at Charlottesville Meeting
A three day Federal personnel conference in Charlottesville Virginia involved top government officials discussing the government’s labor management program. Participants aim to expand bargaining topics beyond wages and hours, including equal employment and counselor selection, with plans for regional and agency level negotiations and possible reports to Civil Service Journal.
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Washington
Tme
Charlottesville
Civil Sa Vice Commission
Ise
Ezeney
Civil Service Commission
Az i Civil Service Journal
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Charles W Taughan
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Ivan
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Paul Harvey News
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Thames
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Cleveland
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Lendar
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Birr
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Dean Acheson
McCarthy
Acheson
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