Free Enterprise Urges Government Reduction to Boost Economy
The editorial argues that rapid government growth and excessive regulation threaten free enterprise and the economy. It cites rising deficits, declining after tax profits, and inflation risks, urging curbs on government, a shift to investment incentives, and focus on stable inflation. The piece asserts America’s strength lies in its dynamic market and calls for decisive reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Free World
Japan
Germany
France
America
Bow Wow Diary Tests a Mother's Puppy Debate
An amused diary chronicles a family's first week with a puppy named Bow Wow. The mother details chaotic daily predicaments as her three children promise to care for the pet and the pup behaves with mischief, training, and noisy antics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Bombeck
Florida
Bow Wow
Legislative contact details for Hartke and Bayh
A fragment listing where to write your legislators. Hartke in Room 451 Old Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 and Sen Bayh in Room 304 with similar address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Sen
Birch E. Bayh Jr
School violence probe linked to rising vandalism in Prince Georges
A Senate subcommittee notes vandalism and violence in Prince Georges County schools, with losses rising from 216,815 in 1970 71 to 390 000 in 1973 74. Chief security officer Peter D Blauvelt cites alarms and a near 1 million dollar security budget amid 54 percent narcotics violations and 58 percent assaults with battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Peter D. Blauvelt
Prince Georges County
Birch Bayh D Ind
America
Prince Georges
Blauwelt
The Unhappy State of Libel Law and Public Figures
The piece critiques libel law for public figures, noting many sue for punitive rather than compensatory damages and referencing New York Times v. Sullivan. It recounts a New York case where a former college president sued a publisher, settled after a seven day trial, with a $7500 award, and argues for stricter costs rules to deter baseless suits and protect free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Sullivan
Supreme Court
New York
Jerk Feller
Cllege
von Ribbentrop
Magnet Ape Tage
Wall Street
England
Connecticut
Harvard’s Old Wisdom Faces Genration Gap In Politics
Harvard’s Kennedy Institute conference signals a widening generation gap in U S politics with young conservatives and liberals rejecting old party wisdom. Economists face revolt as ne w analyses challenge entrenched mainstream views and predictions. The piece argues a coming shift in national leadership as the 1970s may rival the 1990s in innovation.
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Cambridge. Mass
KFS
Harvard
Yesteryear
John F. Kennedy Institute of Politics
U.S
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Scoop Jackson
Barry Goldwater
Harper's
Saul Friedman
White House
Otto Eckstein
Kennedy Institute
King Features Syndicatey
Korea Ambassadors War Readiness Views On Peace Theories
Ambassador Pyong choon Hahm of the Republic of Korea argues that Swiss neutrality is insufficient near militant communism and that total mobilization and arms readiness best deter war. He contrasts Swiss theory with the arms race, cites Korea’s 1950 53 war as evidence, and warns of potential proxy and blitzkrieg style threats if deterrence fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Washington
D.C
Pyong-choon Hahm
Republic of Korea
Switzerland
Germany
Hahm
South Korea
Dmz
North Korea
Seoul
Ambass
der Hahm
United States
Park
Free World
Terrorism Threat Emphasized As Bicentennial Era Dawns
William K. Lambie Jr of Americans For Effective Law Enforcement warns at the USIC meeting that terrorism remains strong in the mid 1970s. FBI data show 2041 bombings in 1974 and ongoing weekly New York incidents. Local police must coordinate with federal efforts amid privacy bill concerns.
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America
William K. Lambie, Jr
Americans For Effective Law Enforcement
United States Industrial Council
Lambie
FBI
United States
New York
USIC
Congress
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