Editorial claims unemployment figures mislead standards
The piece argues unemployment rates misrepresent the jobless reality. It claims wartime shifts by women and veterans, disabled individuals, welfare recipients, and immigration distort the official figures and political incentives drive policy. It cites 5.2 million unemployed, 370,000 veterans, and criticizes minimum wage laws. It concludes official data and media portrayal are not realistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Statue of Liberty
Labor Department
Immigration Service
Congress
First and Fifth Amendments Clash With Media Enemies
Holmes Alexander defends Nixon era policy and security needs against what he calls treacherous use of free speech by The New York Times and The Washington Post. He portrays Ellsberg and editors as threats to national security, urging court action to block leaks and protect military secrecy. He compares critics to historical tyrants and warns of dangerous consequences for the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Republic
New York Times
Washington Post
Alexander
Daniel Ellsberg
Elieberg
California
Pete McCloskey
Richard ‘Nixon
Nixon
The
Times
the Post
Dev‘il
White House
Saigon
Hanoi
Henry Kissinger
Ray
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
The Birth of Camping A Satirical Look At Nature
A 1971 Field Enterprises piece lampoons modern camping by tracing how people add comforts to nature. It contrasts primitive streams and woods with electric gear, baths, stores, and lights. The author wryly notes activity at a self contained trailer campsite and humorous scenes of family life in the outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralphie
Herald Admits Receipt of Customer Complaint
A local newspaper notices a customer complaint regarding a previously published ad. The item references a purchase, a copy delivery, and a request for replacement or remedy, with standard Associated Press attribution noted.
The Woman President Question in 1971 Era
Paul Harvey argues a woman may become vice president or president within the coming decades. He cites Miss America 1971 Michele McDonald and director Jayne Baker Spain, noting rising female political influence, voter evolution, and the likelihood of a woman on a major ticket as elections approach and merit-based progress accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele McDonald
Butler
The
United
America
Spain
Miss Spain
Why They Call Him the Buffalo Doctor
A quirky memoir style review of a Prentice Hall book about Dr. Dwain Cummings a Michigan surgeon founder of a hospital and his herd of buffalo and yaks. The author Joan Cumtgs Pinkie narrates family adventures at Rx Ranch including births and animal antics amid bonding with wildlife and local legends.
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Long Wal
Kabtanks
Worms
Pacen
Dalai
Monica
Buffalo Doctor
Prentice Hall
Tes Joan Cumtcgs
Pinkie
Dwain Cummings
D.D
Tural Hospital
Derform
Ats
Cummings
Michigan
Buffalo
Catskill
New York
Annette
Kabtanka
Red China and the United Nations Secrets Critique
Alice Widener reviews Hugh L. Keenleyside critique of the UN Secretariat from the 1950s through to modern concerns. He argues governments control staff via term appointments and loyalty to Moscow or Beijing, citing espionage and shifts in morale, with Keenleyside urging skepticism of One World Government ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
U.N
New York City
New York Times
Newsfront
United Nations
Hugh L. Keenleyside
Current Saturday Review
Old Freeman Magazine
Secretariat
Keenleyside
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Moscow
K. Keenleyside
Envn
Oaib
Secre
U U.N. Secretariat
Thomas Jefferson
U.S.A
Allende's Tightrope Tests Democracy and Marxism
An examination of Chile's Allende government as a Cold War test case. Moscow urging antiimperialist fronts versus Washington warnings frames the regime's international significance. The piece notes middle class support, gender voting gaps, and Allende's need to balance armament, salaries, and social programs amid pressure from the generals.
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Allende
Chile
Salvador Allende
Moscow
Washington
Alende
Michael Francis
Hernan Vera Godoy
Trans-Action
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Holmes Alexander
Wit's End
Erma
Ginia
Field Enterprises, Inc
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
Prident
Harriet W. Toner
Jackson Jane Toner Scott
Mica
Twee
Charles W Laughan
Secratery and Tester
Herald
Tpacial Manenger
Associated Press
Ical
Paul Harvey News
Harvey
Land
Thabels
Jayne Baker
Litton Industries
Gen. Fea. Corp
Gen. Fea, Corp
Alice Widener
Federal Diary
Ike
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