Census questions spark debate over privacy and penalties
Debates rise over decennial head count rules and penalties for nonresponse or false answers. The House and Senate consider revisions as officials prepare 207 million Americans for next year’s census with 86 percent slated for a short 22 question form and small subsets for longer surveys.
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House of Representatives
Secretary of Commerce
Maurice Slans
Congress
Jackson E. Betts
R-Obin
Rep. Betts
Senate
Census Bureau
Wake Up America Ends in Threats from Radical Fervor
A former speech quotes Gus Hall calling for violent action against Christians and pastors. The piece condemns perceived radical threats and urges a tough approach to social change and behavioral problems.
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United States
Gus Hall
Pooling family funds for a marine industry investment
A family asks which stock to pool four sons into a monthly investment in marine instruments, geophysical surveys, and seafood ventures. The article notes a 50 percent offshore mining stake, 1 percent in an Alaskan cannery, and a cable TV system sale with a small one time gain, plus a Martine protein plant beginning construction and a successful pet food canner test. The advisory suggests high grade bonds for higher yield and outlines specific portfolio tweaks such as exchanging Borg Warner, Youngstown Steel, and preferred shares to raise income and reduce risk, with Spear promising direct answers in his column.
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Mother & Folk Sons
J. F
Alpine
MPC
American Telephone
Borg Warner
el Paso Natural Gas
Publie Lighting
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown
Lykes
Borg-Warner
Republic Steel
Spear Rannat
Census Privacy Debate Spurs Nixon Administration Curbs
A historical column warns about government invasion of private life via the census. It notes public concern over 66 questions in 1970, government access to personal data, and potential penalties for nonresponse. The piece credits pressure from Main Street and the Nixon Administration for reducing questions and seeking congressional review years in advance.
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Census Bureau
Congress
Nixon
Main Street
Gen
Fea, Corp
Brady health service editorial calls for new term for common cold
Dr William Brady argues to rename common respiratory infections as C R T or similar coined term. He condemns the vague label common cold and warns that most illnesses labeled as colds spread via conversation spray and coughs, urging public health clarity and guidance.
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Plaster of Paris
Short Thoughts on Reticence in Entertainment Trends
A critic notes Meiningway’s emphasis on reticence and anonymity, while others favor lively expression. The piece questions whether current entertainment shapes social behavior and if sensational content affects society’s survival.
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Meiningway
Folklore Reflections and Quotation Snippets Across Times
A collage of quotes on world troubles and modern life from varied voices in journalism and public discourse. Notable lines critique driving, urban life, and social change while noting Rome’s troubles and weather’s mood, reflecting a mid-century eclectic miscellany.
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Lod
Dick Leavitt
AirTo Mt Ohio
Indianapolis
Rome
Associated Press
Tiisler
Anderson Lions Club
Amprivan
Propriety versus Maoism in Confucian clash
A Johns University discourse argues Maoism conflicts with Confucian propriety. The essay suggests Confucian ethics endure despite Communist efforts to erase tradition, portraying propriety as central to Chinese identity and state order amid ideological pressure.
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Mao Tsetung
Mao
Confusius
Paul K. T. Sih
Center of Asian Studies
John's University
York
St. John's University
Gaelang Vinestodg
Sih
China
Partien
Com. 10
Confucius
Jong Run
Cope
Fea. Corp
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