Public or Private Corporations and the Free Enterprise Debate
Dr Irving Kristol argues that many large firms act like private owners but tacitly accept government power over private industry. He warns that neglecting stockholder involvement risks nationalization and future government control, urging directors to emphasize private ownership and resist imperialistic politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Kristol
Henry Duce
Urban Values
New York University
Alternative Magazine
Dr. Kristol
Kristol
Britain
FTC Guidelines Spark Satirical Take on Celebrity Endorsements
A 1975 Field Enterprises piece mocks advertising rules by imagining celebrities like Joe Namath Ann Blyth and Betty White facing stringent truth standards. The tribune jokes about taped ads versus live spots and riffs on dieting and image pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pederal Trade Commission
Joe Namath
Redskins
Ann
Anti
David Janssen
Betty White
Sir Laurence Olivier
North America
America
Ray
Field Enterprises, Inc
Court upholds New York narcotics life sentence ruling
The New York Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the 1973 narcotics law, ruling mandatory life sentences not cruel or unusual. The decision supports strict penalties for drug trafficking as the state grapples with widespread drug abuse and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tully Washington
New York State
State Court of Appeals
Hockefeller
New York
Appeals Court
Rockefeller
Rock
Editor's Outlook WRECKING THE CIA in Perth review
In a 1973 Perth Sunday Times piece, Dennis Hancock criticizes Scorpio for portraying the CIA as a villain and laments Hollywood’s anti American stance. The essay argues intelligence work, oversight, and potential leaks shape public mood and policy, warning against undermining national security.
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CIA
Perth
Australia
Perth Sunday Times
Dennis Hancock
Stars and Stripes
Scorpio
Pentagon
Abe Lincoln
Hollywood
Gestapo
NKVD
America
ROTC
CTA
Warry Truman
Wweh
CLA
Hip Rools
Walter Judd
Nussis Pol
Communist Party
Mao
Los Angeles Times
Monetary conference at Columbia debates gold standard and inflation
The Committee For Monetary Research and Education at Columbia University examined how to rescue the dollar amid inflation. Noted voices including Arthur Kemp and William Rees-Mogg warned of state control and urged gold standard discipline, while others warned of collapse and moral risk if inflation persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Committee For Monetary Research and Education
Columbia University
Arthur Kemp
Claremont Men's College
William Rees-Moge
Times of London
Henry Yazlitt
John Exter
John Wagerty
University of Chicago School of Business
Rees - Mogg
Hagerty
United States
Henry Ford
Will Rogers on Unemployment and Passports
Excerpts from Will Rogers comment on economic hardship in 1935 and 1923 remarks. He laments unemployment, inflation concerns, and government policy, joking about passport bans to curb Europe and tax crime. The piece is edited by Bryan Sterling for The Register and Tribune Syndicate.
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Hell City
America
Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
Register and Tribune Syndicate
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Wit's End
Hak
Tema
Gibbons
Ann Blyth
Anderson Herald
Anderson, Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
George D
Caittemerger
Precort
Jane Toner Scott
Jane Dolly
Say
Inara
Corres
Howe
St Plate
Harald Ord
Associated Press
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Alting Pinta de Maralhacs
Avoms A 'An
Spinola
Pra
Mohan Spinola
AMT
London
Lisbon
Angola
Pinto
Republic of the
Republica
Socialists
Portugal
Baloney
Pino
Scriveners
Buyself
Linda Pfeifle
America Navy
Kure Walthel
Security Council
Tey
Huckier
Capital
United Press International
Washington
George Wallace
Wallace
Lough
Barry Goldwater
Germany
Europe
Congress
New Mexico
Arizona
New New York
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