Nixon Budget Message Expected With Tight Spending Outline
Editorial notes President Nixon will send a 1971 Budget Message amid a $208 billion unified budget. Critics fear misleading accounting. supporters say it clarifies overall economic impact. Early cuts in DoD and NASA signal restraint, with medical and science programs likely trimmed. The budget tests priorities, ignites political pressure, and gauges public trust in government fiscal restraint.
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Five year plans and housing costs shape American planning
The article compares Soviet style five year plans with U S planning failures from 1949 to 1988, noting housing goals unsaved by housing acts. It cites rising construction costs and Dover officials seeking federal subsidies, while industry creates factory produced mobile homes now numbering six million as a durable part of American housing.
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Tax shelters and real estate funds guidance amid 1970s market shifts
An investor column reviews tax exemption rules under the Real Estate Investment Trust law of 1960. Prudent Resources Trust distributes 90 percent of cash flow after amortization, unlike typical taxable income. The piece covers past earnings, dividends, and a note on risk. it also answers a reader about American Investors performance and cautions against expecting quick mutual fund gains.
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Bernstein and Panthers Stir New York Arts Figure Night
The Front Page of a house organ features a Saturnalian gathering with Leonard Bernstein hosting a party where Black Panther leaders discuss employment, revolution, and self defense. Bernstein funds and performances connect to a controversial debate over violence, race, and art in post Kennedy era America.
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Burton Lane
Harry Belefonte
Rockwell
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AL Meg Ternstein
Mr. Cleaver
Black Panther Party
Leonard Bartstein
NEA’s Bold Case Against Nixon Budget Push
In this overlong critique Russell Kirk argues the NEA, led by Dr George Freeher, exaggerates federal subsidies to public schools to sway Congress. He notes subsidies rose until 1963 and argues reductions since 1969-70 were small and contextually misrepresented, asserting Nixon aims to deter increases rather than cut aid. The column blames inflation, fiscal limits, and perceived NEA bias for public dissatisfaction with schools.
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Turkey and NATO Armament Clash Rising in 1970s Shift
Turkey contemplates greater arms production and strategic autonomy within NATO amid debates on nuclear weapons and alliance dependence. Turkish leaders, including Abaiet Pepalaghy, push for self reliance while NATO deterrence remains central, with US influence and European concerns shaping policy. The article notes Soviet pressure, regional alignments with Arabs, and Turkish political tensions affecting alliance cohesion.
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Folklore Through Quotations From Notable Figures
A garbled collection of quotations and misattributed lines from various figures. It references James Bond, Jan Fleming, Morris J Ernst, and others with unclear context or sourcing, including remarks on folklore, fashion show prices, and a few erroneous attributions.
Last Country Boy Keasler Reflects On Vanishing Rural Youth
John Keasler laments the disappearance of country boys as the city draws every youth inward. He recalls Saturday nights and rural distances, noting television and modern life erode rural culture and the dream of small-town paths toward urban glitter.
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Conor Charleston
Tal Taso
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