Private land ownership faces new limits in urban policy
Editorial discusses rising local zoning powers and their impact on property rights. Mark Arnold argues zoning creates de facto segregation by income, race, and family size, while state overrides and urban development programs expand control. He warns constitutional implications for liberty and governance.
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United States
Strongthor
Mark Ft. Arnold
National Observer
Mr. Arnold
S0u
New York
Arnold L
National Commission On Urban Problems
Massachusetts
New York State Urban Development Corporation
Arnold
Ife
U.S
Gravy Train List Seeks Federal Aid Catalog
A congressman, after four months of study, inserted a lengthy list of 1 345 federal assistance programs into the Congressional record. He believes about 100 to 200 more exist and pushes a Program Information Act to require annual publication and monthly updates. The aim is to reveal how a womb-to-lomb welfare state operates and its costs.
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Congress
Congressional Record
Congressmman
Chrysler Uninspired Outlook Highlights Shortfall in 1969
In mid 1969 Chrysler faces weaker auto sales and disappointing profits despite strong advertising and a 12 percent year-to-year sales rise in November. The firm may miss the 3.73 a share annual earnings target, with new compact models delayed behind competition. A cautious stance recommends holding for yield and long-term growth, while short-term pain is likely.
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Chrysler
Chrysler Corp
Mengnet Consolidated
Bahama
Benguet
Bahamas
Lynden O. Pindling
Gengwel
Interview with S H Mumward Head of the Silent Majority
John Keasler profiles S H Mumward head of the Silent Majority in a guarded interview. The Unpress Agent, Joe McGinnis, accompanies him as Mumward avoids on the record quotes and press scrutiny. The piece mocks quiet dominance and ends noting the paradox of what they refuse to say.
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S. H. Mamword
Silent Majority
Intelight
Joe McGinnis
Mellinnis
Tim
McGinnis
Mumiveard
Semaphore Arms
S. H. Mumward
Tipward Mughes
Taciturn
New Hampshire
Calvin Coolidge
Anis
Mr. M
Meet the Press
Hubert Humphrey
Prent Nixon
Our Man Hoppe by Arthur Hoppe
A wartime satire in dialogue form features a patient detailing guilt over civilian deaths in a war and a doctor prescribing a daily recitation of anti Allied sentiments to rebuild national pride. The piece lampoons American rationalizations for war and propaganda.
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Our Man Hoppe
Arthur Hoppe
The Sausage Machine Tax Policy Speech
Dr Charls Walker, Under Secretary of Treasury, discusses tax reform as a sausage machine feeding basic ingredients into a grinder. He cites House and Senate conflicts, inflation concerns, and the politics of personal exemptions, with figures like EdN Cohen and Byrd, Hartke, Gore named in the tax reform debate.
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Washington, D.C
Charls E. Walker
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Herbert Hoover
Johnson
Anyharly
House Senate Conference Committee
Walker
Dallas
Edwin Cohen
Meade Whitaker
John Nolan
NLC
Internal Revenue Service
Plat Worthy
Johnnie Wallers
8.C
Justice Department
Charly Walker
Joe Barr
House
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Murphy
California
Treasury Department
Dr. Walker
Tevedge
Electiot
Byrd
Virginia
Hartke
Indiana
Gore
Tennessee
Gare
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Folklore Reflections and Echoes from Wade and Others
A disjointed folk reading blends verses and social scenes, noting a hunting refrain, domestic tension, and moral lines. It references Wade’s folkloric pieces, a dawn morning duty, and a nod to Emersonian self-reliance plus a Greeley aphorism urging Western migration.
DANGER ON THE LEFT in a Reston anti-Semitism debate
The piece critiques James Reston of the New York Times for implying anti-Semitic motives in letter writers backing Mr Agnew and networks. It argues the accusation is a tactic to shock, warns against conflating criticism with anti-Semitism, and notes the dangers of such charge trends while acknowledging the preamble of the U S Constitution.
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James Reston
The
New York Times
Mears
Agenew
Reston
Anak
Agnew
Buddy
Time Magazine
New York
Mr. Restan
Mr. Reston
Jesus
Mr. Agnes
Frank Stanton
Walter Cronkite
Chet Muntley
Tam
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Spear
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Gan
Fea. Corp
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Anderson
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Provident
Harriet W. Toner
Robert Jackson
Jane Toner
Charles W. Laughlin Parent
Moneger
Claes Parlays
Ct Anderson
Skounats Rour Herald
Tengaread Place
Associated Press
Yhe
John Keasler
Pinkville
Dox
Jawohl
Hoppe
Terre Haure
Chronicle Publishing Co
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
William Wade
Wade
George
Abe
Tizzin
Lizzin
Rizzin
Whison
Atd
Greeley
Mam F. Buckley
America
Buckley
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