Letter to Time editor questions Birch Bayh after Carswell vote
Mrs Ju Marie Fletcher of Alexandria writes to Time criticizing Senator Birch Bayh after the Carswell Senate rejection. She claims Bayh represents mediocrity and racism and cites varied letters from across the nation opposing his political rise.
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Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
Ju- Marie Fletcher
Alexandria
Time Magazine
Carswell
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Alpha Tau Omega
Purdue
Belter
Fletcher
Castle Rock
Cole
Indiana
Willingboro
N.J
Timc
Niagara Falls
Korea
Senate
OPTO assists minority businesses with loans in San Francisco
Opportunity Through OwnershipOPTO headed by a former tanker has issued around 40 loans totaling nearly 1.5 million dollars to minority owned or minority sponsored businesses in San Francisco They lend only where other financing is closed and require a strong prospect of success The head must show leadership and job creation for minorities Seven banks sponsor OPTO absorbing costs and losses with a plan to become regular borrowers Melvin Yoowum OPTOs president says we are here to encourage creation and expansion of minority businesses
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San Francisco
Opportunity Through Ownership
OPTO
OFTO
Melvin
Yoowum
GPTO
Successful Investing Q and A on Culligan and Tax Exempt Funds
A reader asks whether to buy more Culligan shares after a 12 growth in first half 1970 earnings per share fell. The column notes Culligan's larger sales, higher costs, and 7 cent per share loss in Industrial Systems. Another reader seeks no load tax exempt fund options, discussing Nuveen Tax Exempt Bond Fund and Municipal Investment Trust with 4.5 sales charges and yields around 6.4-6.5.
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Nuveen
Nuveen & Co
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Municipal Trust St
NYSE
Mc. Spear
Gold and the Dollar Debate at Geneva Meeting
Alice Widener reports on a Geneva gathering where Dr Olivier Emminger challenges Friedman on the dollar standard. The piece discusses gold’s role, Banque de France assets, and a Basle mystery about gold, suggesting nations may rebalance reserves and push gold prices higher.
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New York City
Ceneral Fabbers
Geneva
Switzerland
Olivier Emminger
Federa Republic of Germany Central Bank
Milton Friedman
United States
Emminger
Friedman
U.S
Basle
Belgium
Banque de France
Paris
le Monde
Mately
Banque du France Compte Special du Fonds de Stabilisatinn Des
France
Compte Special du Fonds de
Compte
New York Stock Exchange
Kennedy
Johnson
United Nations Silliness on Southwest Africa Policy
The piece mocks a UN Anniversary event in Manhattan where Andrew W. Yost allegedly linked U.S. policy to discouraging investment in Southwest Africa Namibia. It critiques the stance as impractical and notes UN failures in Congo Palestine Indochina while predicting harm to local peoples if South Africa withdraws administration.
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U.N
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Ander Iles W. Yost
Nixon
Yost
Southwest Africa
Republic of South Africa
Namibia
Mr. Yost
United States
Futvra Jawiu
Washington
South Africa
U.N. General Assembly
Skeputic
Une Usn
Guam
Guan
ULN
Ovambos
Herreres
Damaras
Namas
Rehobothers
United Nations Association
Congo
Palestine
Indochina
Africa
Republic of
Milawi
Madagascar
Lenin and Religion in Leningrad A Pilgrim’s Tour
A travelogue in Leningrad notes Lenin’s preserved remains and a cathedral repurposed as a museum. It contrasts Soviet anti religious art with the reverence shown by pilgrims and schoolgirls saluting Lenin. The piece reflects on faith, state atheism, and personal prejudice in Russia.
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Russia
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Ick
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Child
Lénin
St. Leo
St. Paul
Lubianks
Fir
Mentally retarded may supper less and a society rethink
Paul Harvey critiques the Nixon committee on mental retardation noting that many confined in state institutions cost a billion dollars annually under dehumanizing care. He questions efforts to normalize life in institutions and highlights misalignment between perceived enlightenment and the happiness of the retarded versus their teachers.
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Nixons
Committee On
Barvey
U.S. Office of Education
Census Bureau
Raymond Vowell
University of Texas
Indiana
Carol Rouch
Loyalty of Labor in a Nation at Odds
Holes in the text highlight Union leaders like George Meany defending American labor amid protests by students and demonstrators. The piece cites Shultz and Usery noting pride in hands on work, immigrant roots, and broad Labor support for Nixon, while railing against anti intellectualism and campus unrest.
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International Association of Machinists
Rampus
America
Spira Agnew
New York
Nixon
Tk Labor
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