Inflation fight tests Nixon team in antiwar era economy
Editorial argues the Nixon administration must curb inflation without harming business confidence. It warns against wage and price controls and criticizes HEW as bloated, urging dismantling of sprawling programs to curb spending and inflation while maintaining private sector growth. It urges a clear distinction between necessary expenditures and wasteful programs to stabilize the economy and preserve markets.
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Scretary of Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
National Association of Accountants
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Department of Defense
DOD
Post Office Department
HIEW
Washington
Nis
Program Information Act Advances In House Aid Catalog Proposal
Congressman John Myers Indiana 7th District introduces a Program Information Act to require the President to publish an annual catalog of all federal aid programs. Administration endorsement boosts the effort after a study found no one in the Johnson administration knew how many programs existed. The catalog aims to help the nation understand federal offerings.
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John Myers
Indiana
Speculative Picks in Transportation and Energy Stocks
Roger E Spear surveys fuel and freight plays focusing on Relweight and Flying Tigers, noting Relweight's $515000 fiscal 1958 revenue reliance on rail, and Flying Tigers 1988 revenues of $167 million with growth driven by contracts. He cites El Paso and El Paso Natural Gas, GTG options, and a conservative buy in Tenmco, while outlining dividends and other opportunities in gas, copper, petrochemicals, and U S pipeline diversification amid Supreme Court review.
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Fea, Corp
Avila’s Teresa Named First Female Doctor of the Church
Russell Kirk discusses St Teresa of Avila as the first woman declared a Doctor of the Church. He notes her austere life, founding of orders, and enduring influence while contrasting medieval Avila with modern sensibilities and highlighting ongoing reverence for her visions and writings.
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Christ
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Madrid
George Santayana
Sho
Ferme de Cepeda
Teresa
Gen
Fea, Corp
Satire and fiscal year fizzle in a college humor piece
A writer reflects on a failing satirical column at the start of a new fiscal year. He recalls attempts about humor, astrology, and Dixie banter, noting mixed mail and backlash from liberals, Klansmen, and readers. The piece ends on resolve to persevere amid bankruptcy and misfires.
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Plato
Nunnally Johnson
Safc
Jonathan Swift
Dixie
Rebel Yell
Conference of Liberals & Bigots
Rockford
Veluron
Mark Twain
Leo
Kennedy Siblings and Fame Draw Bitter Responses
An outspoken Republican calls Ted Kennedy a moral failings symbol of a Kennedy dynasty while labeling the Kennedys a line of public figures plagued by unhappiness. The writer critiques wealth, power, and public office pursuit and warns against judgment from a nation that believes in divine justice. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
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D.C
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Wgay
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Folklore Quiz Answers Echo Oddities and Misspellings
A fragment presents a folklore quiz with varied questions and humorous misreadings. It lists answers such as batind for bird, whale as largest animal, second Sunday in May for Mother’s Day, Ameriga Vespucci, and Lake Superior among others, ending with a quip about a light being a trick to stop pedestrians.
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Indiana
America
United States
Ameriga Vespucci
Lake Superior
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hixxle Island
New Stampshire
Vermont
Maine
Reader's plea on sex education in schools
A letter from Lester A. Bingham argues the central issue is what kind of sex education youth receive, not who supports it. He fault commercial media for shaping attitudes, urges parental and community involvement, and outlines three actions including seeking diverse information, pressuring merchants to drop sexual material, and developing a school program aligned with family values.
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Campbells
Sex Information and Education Council of the
Gary Allen
Join Birch Society
Chrisian
Schoors
Eivic Clubs
Ptas
Lester A. Bingham
Short Thoughts and Space Monkey Musings From The Era
The excerpt reflects a liminal mix of policy musings on no knock warrants and anti narcotics plans, a naval mention of Soviet tension near Cuba, a note on Benny the space monkey and experiments in space psychology, and a garbled constitutional preamble fragment. The piece blends domestic policy, military news, and historical science commentary with disruptive OCR errors implying a mid 20th century to Cold War context.
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