Editorial on TV coverage of athletes linked to gambling
The column denounces television for insinuating guilt about athletes amid gambling rumors. It singles out Len Dawson and questions NBC and reporter Bil Matney for rushing to link figures to arrests before due process. It urges careful policing and responsible reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Dawson
Kansas City Chiefs
Dawson
Ter
Tul
National Broadcasting Company
Bil Matney
The Big Lie Inflation Campaign Critique
The piece accuses Democratic leaders at state and national levels of spreading inflation fear with slogans and misleading statements to blame the Republican administration. It contrasts eight years under Kennedy and Johnson with inflation rising, notes Nixon’s spending cuts, and mocks a “Welfare Doll” toy while commenting on education and student activism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Avenue
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Nixon
Successful Investing: Practical guidance for portfolio management
Roger E Spear outlines how associates in finance can find a successful company to manage portfolios. He suggests trusted professional advisers, lawyers, doctors, and bankers as leads, plus cautious use of advertising. He stresses choosing firms with long experience through various markets and reviewing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Roger Spear
Roger &. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
Gen. Men. Corp
Doggie Match aims to pair pets with computers
In 1870s style humor, KEASLER notes a Miami project called Doggie-Match. Bruce Kusens and Joel Kaplan showcase a large computer to match dogs with mates at the Dinner Key show, pledging listings, psychology notes, and instant data. The scene ends with a wink at machines ruling life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Kusens
Biddlelp
Joel Kaplan
University of Miami
Joel
Reuey
Bruce
Dinner Key Auditorium
Zoo
Gie
Kaplan
Oie
McNaught Synticate, Inc
Subways Fare Debate as a Political Shell Game
Buckley argues New York subway fare increases reflect overreach in government spending and wage pressures, criticizing subsidies for riders as a political shell game. He notes union leverage, tax burdens, and the paradox of free public services versus paid costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Washington Post
Transport Workers Union
New York
John Tindsay
Nelson Rockefeller
Neston Rockefeller
Mit
Gere
Sepa County
Cayuga County
John Lindsay
Albany
Washington
United Nations
Subway
Soviet Penetration Drive in the Mediterranean Deepens
An analysis argues that Soviet air activity and logistics extend from the Mediterranean to the Middle East with thousands of technicians in Arab nations, key airbases in Iraq and Syria, and anti-Israeli capabilities. It warns of long term aims, U.S. and NATO dependence on Western bases, and political risks in Spain Greece and North Africa as Moscow presses a global advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Iraq
Syria
Mediterranean
Tpland
Red Sea
Egypt
Libya
Wheelus
Israel
Mid-East
North American
Sub-Sahara
USSH
Asia
Volta
Potsdam
Ussr
United States
Senate
Vaetiuan
Med
Ourommbassies
Span
Cease
Franco
Spain
Greece
NATO
Milo
Folklore Tales Echo Humor and Sadness in Life’s Struggles
A collection of vignettes shows freshmen floundering after failing, a congressman traveling home, lovers pleading and resigning to fate, an evangelist tallying sins, and hoboes debating life on trains, in which a failed student resists work as proof of self-worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyna
The High Cost of Everything in Building and War
Paul Harvey discusses how inflation raises construction costs and government spending. He notes fixed price contracts drift upward, housing and nonresidential work shrinking, and skilled trades facing job loss. He cites military orders blooming in cost overruns and the GAO warning of waste and overruns across defense programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale of Ballacs
Anybodty
Stobert Kellerman
House
Senate
Qur Government
GAO
Ghee
Sam Mist
Innler
Matton
Wea, Corp
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Robert E, Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Vise
Charles W. Lauohum
Anariun
Indiana
Moian
Gardar
Harald
Neuray Place
Associated Press
Preas
Wie
All AP
John Keasler
Keasler
William F. Buckley
Buckley
Holmes Alexander
Irth Air Porch
Torrejon
Rissan Tadger
U.S
Alexandre
Folklore
By William Wade
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Edgar
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