Needed: Shot In The Arm Editorial Calls for End to Construction Loophole
The piece argues soaring land prices, costs, and interest rates squeeze homeowners. It blames a Taft Hartley loophole exempting construction and urges Rep Eshleman HR 12634 to curb product boycotts and selective work practices. Even building trades workers face higher home costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor ‘Relations Board
Carpenters Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Pardova
NLRB
Exhvin Eshleman
Rpa
Feeding Crisis Hits Papago Reservation in Arizona
A distressed Papago community faces mass animal and human hardship as cattle die from lack of feed and water. An off-reservation couple is nursing a surrendered sister to health while the BIA’s allocation of funds to the tribe remains misapplied, denying crucial feed. The piece accuses officials of hindering relief by misusing relief money, warning more losses will occur without timely aid.
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Jucky
Papago
Arizona
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
College Costs Rise At Yale And Across Nation
The note reports tuition and fees increasing at Yale and notes that undergraduates pay 88 800 for tuition and room and board this year. It remarks that rising costs are a nationwide trend and questions if other colleges will follow Yale's lead to higher charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate University
Pear Thell Shell
Yale
New Haven
Successful Investing by Roger E Spear opens on Benguet stock
The column surveys Benguet Consolidated and its Grand Bahama Port Authority merger, noting 260000 ounces mined in 1958 and a diverse Bahamian operation. It discusses speculative interest, tax benefits, and the series E bonds proposal, with commentary on future government action and a publisher’s offer for the investing guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benguet
R.B. A
Aald
Philippie
Foulia
Grand Bahama
Renguie
Tei
Wit Benguet
Port Anbhesty
Freeport Lucaya
Development Co
Freeport
Bahamas
U. S
Grand Bahamas
Treasury Department
Congress
Roger Spear
Roger RB. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Gen. Fea, Corp
Pornography in the Classroom Sparks Trustees Vote
A 3 to 1 vote by Los Angeles Community Colleges trustees dismisses Mrs. Deena Metzger for reading a poem titled Jehovahs Child in an English class at Los Angeles Valley College. Critics condemn the piece as blasphemous and obscene while supporters urge academic freedom and higher moral standards in higher education.
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Los Angeles
Arthur
Trace
Met
Sax
Rel
Los Angeles Community Colleges
Tion
Ivan
Johnny
Done
Mozt cd Slepe
Adull
Oldilies
Deéna Metzger
America
Metzger
Edmund G. Browner
California
Young Brown
Gen. Fea. Corp
Folklore and a Defective List of Historic Figures Charged
A fragment lists famous figures under a dubious system of entry bans citing charges like insurrection rebellion and subversion. Names range from George Washington and Napoleon to Jesus of Nazareth with accusations including inciting riots and moral crimes, ending with a garbled preamble from the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos
Uistory
United States
John Steitbeck
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Rebel New
Adam
Noah
Saul
David
Salamon
Boccaccio
Dante
Giordato Bruto
Francais
Benevenuto Cellini
Voltaire
Napoleon
Jean D'Arc
Jesus of Nazareth
Naming the Uppity Game Hippies need a national card system, argues for organized membership.
John Keasler proposes a solution to hippie confrontations by defining and carding hippies through a national organization with strict by laws and visible credentials like reporters. He imagines a future where hippie identity is regulated, with punch cards or badges, to ease police encounters and maintain order as civic groups grow.
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Coconut Grove
Bayfront Park
Temvepaper
Communists
American Legion
Rotarians
Hells Angels
Irwin Christie
Curry City
Il America
Ms. Christie
Ashalie Range
National Press Club
J. K. Maddox
America
Rome
John Birch Society
Civic Club
Military draft ends next year debated by Nixon critics
The piece argues Nixon aims for an all volunteer force, with Army recruiting missing targets by 9,000 as enlistments slide since his pledge. It notes the peace talks and November election boosted doubts, a task force to suggest methods, and that higher pay alone won’t lift morale. It foresees technicians driving future service interests in a nuclear era.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Draf
Army
Tarvieying
Cotmand
Donald Roberts
Paris
Drifi Age
Recriter
Col. Roberts
Pentagon
Asia
Fea
A Pet For Every Youngster Health Note
A health expert urges that children reach seven or eight before owning a dog or cat. He warns on dog worm risks, emphasizes hand washing after pet contact, and cites echinococcus as a serious parasite threat. Personal replies to health questions come from Dr. William Brady in Beverly Hills.
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St. Althobel
William Brady
Beverly Hills
California
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THE
Robert E. Jackson
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
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Harriet W. Tomer
Wicas Providen
Charles W. Laughlin
Jane Toner Scott
Ortier
Soc
Madison
Taynties
Medison
Associated Press
Wie
Kirk
William Wade
Wade
Homer
Socrates
Caesar
Julius
Augustus
Alleck
St Peter
United States of America
John Keasler
Xkeasler
Paul Harvey News
Brady's Health Service
William Breed
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