Money controls Editorials by Michal Ivens in US tour
The conservative activist Michal Ivens of Aims for Freedom and Enterprise argues that socialists seize power by money and that creeping nationalization through state finance, loans, and contracts threatens free enterprise. He warns governments gain via taxation and claims the state serves ruling class interests.
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Michal Ivens
Aims For Freedom and Enterprise
Great Britain
United States
Ivens
United States Industrial Council Educational Foundation
Britain
Positive attitude linked to health, experts say
A string of voices including Dr Carl Simonton and Dr Eugene Pendergrass argue emotional distress worsens illness. They cite cancer cases, strokes, and other conditions triggered or aggravated by stress. The piece notes public figures facing health setbacks after emotional strain and advocates a strong, hopeful mindset as a factor in recovery.
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Paul Harvey
Arnold Miller
Coal Miners” Union
Miller
Justin McCarthy
United Mine Workers
Princess Margaret
Watergate
Chet Huntley
Big Sky
Florida
Edward Gunn
Otto Passman
Dan Flood
Carl Simonton
Eugene Pendergrass
American Cancer Soceity
Ernest Rosenbaum
University of California
Guided Tour Observations From Hearst Estate Tour
Erma Bombeck reflects on guided tours and the Hearst estate in California. The piece contrasts tour groups reactions with Hearst's grandeur noting vast lands, castles, and iconic artifacts while highlighting visitors’ humorous pretensions and the tour guide’s efforts to frame the estate as a home rather than a museum.
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Erma Bombeck
Louvre
Penace
New Brunswick
Bay of Fundy
San Simeon
William Randolph Hearst
San Franccisco
State of California
Charlie Chaplin
Hearst
Tiffany
YMCA
Harold
Europe
Inflation Fears Mount Over Carter Spending, Experts Say
The Carter administration is urged to curb spending to control inflation. Charles L. Schultze criticizes rhetoric without action while George S. Moore warns that deficit spending and dollar decline threaten global confidence. Moore emphasizes trimming government outlays to restore dollar strength and avert a worldwide low mood.
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Carter
Charles L. Schultze
President's Council of Economic Advisers
National Press Club
U.S
George S. Moore
Tennessee Valley Bancorp
Rotary Club of
Nashville
Tenn
Moore
Federal Reserve System
Washington Terrorism here
Analysis of terrorism risks in the United States contrasts two theories. Isolation and security may shield the U S from Europe style campaigns, yet isolated attacks could rise. The author cites Hanafi episode and Capitol vulnerabilities but argues no imminent widespread campaign.
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Europe
United States
Washington
Capitol
Senate
Italy
Middle East
Carter in danger of 1980 renomination saysPolls show Kennedy lead
Polls indicate President Carter faces renomination risk in 1980. Gallup NBC and Harris NBC place his job approval near historic lows around 29-33 percent, with Kennedy leading Carter 53-40 in a head to head test. Iowa caucuses and California data suggest volatility as Carter fights to stay ahead of Kennedy and Brown.
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Gallup
Massachusetts
Edward Kennedy
Carter
NBC News
Associated Press
Louis Harris
Richard Nixon
Harry Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Truman
Johnson
Kennedy
California
Jerry Brown
Walter Mondale
Washington
Henry Jackson
Arizona
Morris Udall
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Brown
Melvin Field
Fornia
Los Angeles Times
Iowa
New Hampshire
Jimmy’ ‘Carter
Towa
Mr. Carter
Des Moines Register
Atlanta Constitution
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