United States Russia living standards comparison chart
The piece reviews a 1967 comparative chart showing housing, imports, exports, telephones and telegrams, mail volume, newspapers, radio and TV receivers, and potato prices. It argues the United States, despite faults, maintains the highest living standards and criticizes radical demands to change it.
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United States
Russia
National Federation of Independent Busines
Fle Business Organization
Twe
Alsheuphit
Ivan
Ussr
America
State Department Seeks Editors At Foreign Policy Conference
The Department of State invites national editors and broadcasters to its annual Foreign Policy Conference on Thursday January 15. The last gathering in March drew protest from journalists over lack of hard information and value for travel costs.
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Department of State
National Press Building
State Apartment
Nixon
U.S
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
White House
Portfolio adjustments boost income via selective reinvestment
Retirement investors seek $1,150 annual income from a 12 year holdings list. Recommend reinvesting $4,009 from several low yield issues into recently issued AA rated Pacific Gas and Electric at 4.6% yield to lift annual income. Evaluate Pay’n Save stock for growth. Pay’n Save trades at 18x earnings with potential upside. Spear will answer questions in column. no personal replies.
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Ourtel
Satenf Gultan Industries
Thiokol Chemical
United Suctear
Welbilt Corp
Pacific Gas
Electric O's
201 Ag
Yick
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Judge's parole speech warns teen felon of lifelong penalties
A Florida reader shares a judge's blunt parole address to a teenage felon, warning how a felony conviction taints future chances for testimony credibility, passports, civil service, voting, and military service. The anonymous judge emphasizes parole rules and long term consequences to deter crime.
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Jewa
St. Francis (Kat
At Wits End Good News Letter From Vietnam Letters Home
A 1969 Newsday column recounts readers sending cheerful notes from the Vietnam era. It highlights readers’ praise for normalcy, mentions Spiro Agnew and Bob Hope, and notes the five additional whooping cranes produced that year. It ends with reflections on home life and the value of small comforts.
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Vietnam
Spiro Agnew
Knaty
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Totel
Sammon
Highway Patrol
Chel Munday
Bob Hope
Shirley Temple
United Nations
New York
Hong
Han
King Kong
Newsday, Inc
Econo mist Tells Downtown To Upgrade Gods Supply
Reader letters urge editors to consider downtown business impact after a headline on shopping changes. The correspondent from Anderson argues the timing hurts merchants ahead of Christmas and questions downtown image versus new shopping centers and city improvements.
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Anderson
Herald
Thorman
Rinker
Websler
Nixon Courting China to Gain leverage in Vietnam
The Nixon administration pursues a nuanced accommodation with Communist China to enhance bargaining in Vietnam while maintaining Taiwan patrols. Washington hopes Beijing’s stance against Moscow could shift regional power, potentially easing arms flows to Hanoi and shaping SALT talks, with diplomacy weighing risks and unclear success.
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China
Nixon
Far East
Seventh Fleet
Formosa Strait
Washington
Peking
Vietnam
Formosa
Taiwan
State Department
Russia
Siberian
Red Chin
United States
America
Moscow
Berlin Wall
Europe
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
Ant Ican
South Vietnam
Risesia Woulot
Southeast Asia
Jess
de Jose
Gen
Fea, Corp
The Grombler Folklore By William Wade
A reader notes that grumbling applies to both genders and reads a verse about The Grombler a man whose life shows lifelong discontent. The poem traces youth manhood and old age with hunger for money and fear of decline ending with a wretched fate and a quip about legal fees.
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Grombler
Holmes Alexander on Senate Whip role and leadership
Senator Robert Griffin discusses the Senate whip duties and evolution to Assistant Leader. He notes the whip rounds up members, transmits information, and guides colleagues, while acknowledging occasional intra party differences and the need for loyalty to state interests within the Constitution framework.
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U.S
Robert P. Griffin
Mich
Senate
Michigan
Wired
Unis
Holmes Alexander
Congress
Capitol Hill
Omar D. Conger
Conger
J. Percy Priest
Tennessee
Simon Tapree
Sigmard Freud
Dale Carnegie
Punt
Yambilon Lewin
Oiltiois
Haynsworth
Justice Portas
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Fact Mix of Figures From An Unclear Source
A garbled report cites various figures including housing, Danish television, Costa Rican economies, and pest impacts on U S crops. It mentions Brazil with 5 percent growth, 2.7 million barrels of relief oil in early 1386, and pests cutting crop production up to 11 percent, all in a disjointed context.
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U. S
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