Editorial endorses Nixon plan for inflation fight and growth
The editorial argues the president deserves support for anti inflation measures including a productivity commission and faster legislation on unemployment insurance and training. It cites declines in commodity prices and urges action to lower unemployment while opposing broad price controls. The piece also notes future visit of Prince Charles and Princess Anne to Washington and a low key White House welcome.
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Nixon
America
National Commission On
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Jong Tun
White House
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Washington
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
King George VI
Queen Elsbeth
Charles
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Buchanan
Edward Vot
Duke of Windsor
Coolidge
Anne
Camp David
Tricia Nixon
Julie
David Eisenhower
Robert F. Kennedy
Senators- Angels
George VI and
Whitabeth
Kate Smith
Marian Anderson
Lawrence Tibbett
Alan Lomas
Spiritual Singers
Coon Creek
Soco Gap Square
Julia Gardiner Tyler
Born Poor Ad Caption Frames American Founding Belief
The Editor & Publisher trade weekly notes a caption stating that America was born poor. It contrasts colonists and immigrants who toiled and innovated to convert scarce resources into productivity, challenging the notion of wealth already present at settlement.
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America
Trade Weekly
Folklore and verses mix of humor and fate in a column
A collage of humorous and reflective verse pieces by John H. Spohn and others. It blends wistful nostalgia about friendships and prosperity with light hearted rhymes on domestic life and fate. The text includes lines on inflation, personal finance, and a skeet shoot reference with a sports event disclaimer.
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John H. Spohn
17Th St
Wits
Wan
Provident Society dues and subscriber notice in Anderson Herald
A fragmented local notice from the Anderson Herald outlines dues like 1500 pix montis and 1200 thee vomtint, with subscriber penalties and monthly charges. It mentions secretary Jerr and other administrative terms, noting reminders and associated press credit.
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Anderton
Indore
Qmail
Casey McCarthy Rescue Cited In New Yorker Debate
A critical column discusses how The New Yorker treats Senator McCarthy and the New Left. It cites Margaret Chase Smith, Nathan Pusey, and Joe McCarthy, arguing the magazine exaggerates danger while editors rely on fears to shape history.
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McCarthy
Margaret Chase Smith
Nathan Posey
New Yorker
John F. Kennedy
48Rd Street
Nixon
Cambodia
America
Joe Mccarthy
Margaret Chase Lavi
Herzelf
Nathan Pusey
Warvard
Naz
Govcrnmcnt
New Left
Institute of T'Actiie Relations
State Department
Spiro Agnew
Herkeley
Rebecca West
England
United States
Senator McCarthy
The
Joe
Public call for Justice Douglas resignation amid impeachment debate
The House considers impeachment of Justice Douglas amid public pressure and Senate resistance. Supporters fear removal would require a two thirds vote, while many liberals hope humility brings resignation before trial. Senators worry about voters in November and recount past confirmations of Haynsworth and Carswell.
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Atthor Hy
United States
Senate
Doughes
Douglas
House
William Douglas
Haymsworth
Carswell
Nixon
Supreme Court
Haymworth
Flere
Nixon Noel Douglas
Military Affairs: Cambodia war analysis questions gains and risks
Brigadier General retired analyzes the Cambodian operation and its mixed results. He weighs tactical outcomes against strategic costs, notes uncertain long term aims, and questions intelligence and planning. He cites Lon Nol figures, North Vietnamese moves, Paris diplomacy, and ARVN performance amid U S withdrawal.
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Indochina
Nixon
Tel Halilay
Khe Sanh
Bien Phu
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Hanoi
Paris
U.S
EK. Bruce
Bruce
Washington
ARVN
Genuine Communist Youth Document Stirs Debate
Alice Widener discusses a claimed prewar Communist Youth document and its authenticity. She cites a Hoernle pamphlet and quotes on educating children in revolutionary ideals while warning against forged materials and sensationalism.
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New York City
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Dussuldorf
Germany
Edwin Hoernle
Young Communist International
Pearlg.strasse
Berlin-Schoenberg
Welfare Budget Sparks Marion County Tax Increase
Marion County property owners face a 4 million dollar tax rise next year as the Welfare Board tentatively approves a 20.5 million dollar budget for 1971 971. Welfare Director Wayne A Stanton warns funds would run dry without the extra 4.6 million amid rising relief costs and federal rules that expand eligibility and enforcement by HEW and the Supreme Court. He argues welfare rules distort incentives and shift costs, calling federal actions a racket while defending local aid as needed.
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Marion County
County Welfare Board
Marion County Welaya
Wayne A. Stanton
Stanton
Supreme Court
Stantom
Welfare State Committee
HEW
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Ube
Olle Baus
Sharp Romie
Indianapolis News
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Folklore
By William Wade
Wade
Times Pollard
Spohr
Spira Ag
Gts
Anderson Herald
Romirt & Jackson
Aabdeot and
Meneger
Indiana
Toner
Vie
Maescott
Provident
Chames Wy
Ladshlm
Jerr
Associated Press
Ted Sachetvety
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Dachwon Street
Andarsee
Casey
Sistice Douglas
Evan
Supreme Court of the
Teller
Sian
Pettee
Yale Review
Commonweal
Christan Century
Mfodern AR
Ere Quarterly
Brita
Ehorge
Pavera United
Marshel
Alice Widener
U.S.A
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