Clear Air Turbulence in U S Economy, Hill Says
Boston banker Richard Devereux Hill chairman of The First National Bank of Boston compares economic nerves to clear air turbulence noting a 30 point stock gain. He cites inflation slowing, jobs rising, favorable trade and robust plant expansion while criticizing policy missteps and Phase II. He argues confidence drives markets more than hard data.
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Boston
Richard Devereux Hill
First National Bank of Boston
Hill
100
Federal Street
Mr. Hill
Truman
Johnson
Nixon
John Connally
United States
Congress
Swedish Industrial Association
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
What Happened to Morality in the United States
An editorial argues morality has decayed since World War II. It cites court rulings banning Bible reading in schools, lenient punishment for criminals, pornographic material, and softened penalties. It decries riots, treason, and liberal agendas, urging a return to God fearing governance and adherence to the Ten Commandments to preserve the nation.
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United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Tony
Republic
Memory Test for Names at a Busy Dinner
In a humorous vignette a couple struggles with recalling and correctly addressing numerous personal names at a classy restaurant. Confusion erupts as waiters, hosts, and friends with similar monikers blur together, prompting playful misnaming and renewed attempts to greet each person properly. The husband suggests repeating a name aloud to fix it, while the wife nervously navigates a cascading series of mixed identities. The piece ends with affectionate self-mockery about the difficulty of name recall.
Between You And I The Fuzzy State Of Language
Alice Widener argues the language misuse in modern speech harms clarity and logic. He critiques "you know" interruptions, the New Math controversy, and declines in elementary education, urging preservation of correct usage and practical learning.
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New York City
Winston Churchill
Calegate
Timex
Wall Street Journal
Journal
American Express
Russell E. Zweyer
University of Ilinois
Pasteur Institute
Paris
U.S.A
California’s 1974 bid to decriminalize marijuana gains steam
California voters showed 33.5 percent backing decriminalization in 1972 and supporters aim for 40-43 percent in 1974. The movement spans seven states and key legislators, with youth and middle-class voters central to shifting political dynamics and potential spread beyond California.
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California
United States
Legisature
Marijana Frees
Arkansas
Aho
Michigan
Ohi
Oregon
Oklahoma
Washington
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bocollar
Eloe
Area
Bettower
Devery
Salinas
Bakersfield
Nashville
George McGovern
California Marijuana Initiative Coalition
Je Maricans Initiative Coaliion
Grass Roots Gazette
Pacific Coast
Cafornia Senate
Sera Esa Vs
Comer
Gordon Brownell
Nixon White House
Mo Vecombe
Milton Marks
Marks
Hs Premarijuana
Marijuana Coalition
Brownell
Idaho
Ohio
Ann Arbor
East Lansing
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Marriage in Modern America Described as Eternal Bliss Machine
Lowell Ponte critiques shifts in marriage from sacred ritual to mercenary rite in a changing era. He cites Marcia Seligson and 1960s-70s data on engagements, church ceremonies, receptions, and rising divorces while warning of legal and economic entanglements encroaching on marital vows.
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New York
Jane
America
Marcia Selitson
Ron Bliss
United States
Miss
Miss) Seligson
Simplartoade
Mac Tri
Mai Nixon
Eddie Wedi
Aun
Coerage
Soe
Seligson
Garden of Eden
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Pete Turbot
Esther
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Velma
Cecil Wicker
Elaine
Kara
Dwayne
Paul
Barney
Field Enterprises, Inc
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THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
Chttenbeager
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scomt
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