Tax burden hinders economic recovery in editorial view
Experts question the pace of economic recovery despite fiscal and monetary stimulus. Farm Journal figures from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States show per capita government tax collections rising from 17 dollars to 1175 dollars in 1971, with total taxes doubling since 1960 and state and local receipts up 2.5 times in a decade.
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He Farm Journal
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Washington, D.C
Railroads must gain fair footing in transport system
Former U S Senator George Smathers cites an outdated regulatory system and biased government spending as the core rail crisis. A study group recommends limited loans, loan guarantees, research, tax relief, and regulatory modernization to balance all transport modes and expand capacity.
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U.S
George A. Smathers
America
Sound Transportation Review Organization
United States
Sen. Smathers
Bureaucracy and Burdensome Rules Raise Costs for Consumers
The piece mocks FDA and FTC decisions as illogical burdens, noting caps recalled despite newer noise standards and a labeling rule that requires brands on existing stock. It argues such retroactive mandates raise costs for retailers and shoppers through higher prices.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Morning chaos and small wins in a Field Enterprises vignette
In a light hearted Field Enterprises piece from 1971, coworkers swap morning tasks and tiny triumphs. The narrator mentions fixing a hangnail, making a paper clip fly trap, and testing a dictionary for a joke word while colleagues boast old projects. Joyce, a PR for a tablet firm, touts TV spots and tours but is judged not inventive enough to be a writer.
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Thad
Phyllis
Joyce
Taple
Field Enterprises
250 Member of the Associated Press Report Note
Fragmentary notice mentions the Associated Press and a Sunday report. Text is garbled with references to a narat place and Heald complaint. Unable to extract a clear event, person, or organization beyond the AP attribution.
Folklore observations spark laughter in daily workplaces
A scrambled quirky passage reports on reactions to working life and workplace dynamics. Jokes about bosses wives influence staff mood are noted while a bird store tale explains mating worms to determine gender. The humorous snippets reflect everyday curiosities and light satire.
Military Mind Debate Echoes From Pentagon Era
A reflective essay argues that a recurring class of military minds shapes U S defense policy. It contrasts loyalty and risk with civilian skepticism, citing Enthoven and Smith, MacNamara era observers, and a wary view of bureaucratic self preservation within the armed forces.
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Ana Ausin C. Entven
Ausors Otee
Tey
Pentagon
Cing
D.D. Eisenhower
George C. Marshall
Chester Nim
Pinky Prue
Amber
Ohio Gop eyes Ray Bliss for 1972 campaign overhaul
Nixon strategists weigh Ray Bliss as Ohio GOP chair to unite a divided party amid weak primary standings and governor Gilligan’s tax and scandal troubles. Bliss, former state chair and Republican National Committee leader, could marshal sections and steadies as Democrats face internal strife and scandal fallout.
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Knowledge
Washington
Nixon
Nis
Ohio
Ray C. Biss
Acepabl
Bliss
Buckeye
Cleveland
Democratic
John J. Giligan
Coral House
Gilligan
Silligan
Cincinnati
Lilligan
Delign
Tisoald
Gilgen
Edmund Muskie
Birch Bayh
George McGovern
Ray Bliss
King Features
Winding Up the Asiatic War and Peace Enthusiasm
In this 1971 column Gen Fea argues that U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam should be orderly and gradual, noting South Vietnamese strength and Communist limits. He criticizes peace activists who demand instant troop withdrawal by year end, urging support for Nixon’s measured disengagement rather than radical, instant peace rhetoric.
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Indochina
Honor Aires
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Forign
Thailand
Thanat Koman
Southeast Asia
Khoman
Hane
Alexis de Tocqueville
Rennie Davis
Hanoi
Paris
Washington
Davis
Congress
Vietnam
Republic of Vietnam
Nixon
Gen. Fea. Corp
Dollar Crisis Warns Americans of Economic Peril
Alice Widener argues that the United States faces a sweeping dollar crisis as foreign debts mount and gold convertibility erodes. She warns of a credibility gap in public finance reporting and urges scrutiny of deficit spending and social programs amid European moves toward monetary unity. The author notes a June 15 meeting in Luxembourg of the six Common Market nations to discuss their economic future.
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New York City
United States
Joe Blow
Europe
Washington
Johnson
United
National Real Service
Hanbun
Germany
Eurong Boreas Ae
European Finance
Era
Ene Rustels
la Libee Belgique Fon
Ret
Frans
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
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Scott Eee
Wade
Pro- Prieto
Casper Migueteass
Crttes
Army
Navy
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Bloshard
Los Angeles Times
Wasington Post
Phillips’ Survey
Alice Widener
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