Inflation psychology and Nixon’s anti inflation push
Editorial explores inflation psychology as a rising concern in the United States. It notes the Nixon administration’s efforts to curb inflation through a forecast federal budget surplus, spending restraint, and tax policies, with Treasury Secretary Kennedy predicting falling prices by fall and stronger discipline through tax increases and monetary restraint. Kennedy also forecasts continued growth, improved skilled employment, and a waning impact from inflation if war ends, while urging training for unskilled workers and warning of greater harm from inflation than short term unemployment. The piece ends highlighting public support for anti inflation measures as purchasing power declines.
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Kennedy
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Step In Right Direction For Rural Electrics
The article notes rural electric cooperatives benefited from low two percent federal loan rates since the 1930s and helped electrify rural America. As electrification nears completion and co-ops face increased competition from investor owned firms, opposition to subsidized federal financing grows. Co-ops seek private funds at market rates, marking a shift toward curbing federal aid.
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America
Bear market in bonds and income alternatives
A reader questions bond inflation hedge claims in a bear bond market. The response cites 7% yields in high grade corporate bonds, call protection, and AAA ratings from Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone 7s of 2008 and Duquesne Light 7s of 1999, plus sell recommendations for Chesapeake and Potomac, and listing four utilities yielding under 6 percent with monthly dividends: Central Maine Power Liggett Myers Norfolk & Western and Pacific Lighting.
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F.aw
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Washington, D.C
Duquesne Light
Central Maine Power
Liggell & Myers
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Lighting
Liggett & Myris
The Warren Court and Nixon Supreme Court Picks
The piece argues the Warren Court expanded criminal rights and shrank police powers, shaping crime rates and political power. It warns President Nixon may reshape the Court by appointing a new chief justice and up to three associates, fueling liberal opposition and debates over quotas.
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Warren Court
Congress
Richard Nixon
FPR
Nixon
Rae
Supreme Court
High Court
White House
Action Committee
Senate
Abe Fortas
Folklore of Tudiana String Inventions and Fiddle Lore
A narrative recalls primitive musicians in Tudiana who crafted informal instruments from corn stalks and cigar boxes. The stalk fiddle used cut ridges to vibrate strings, while cigar box fiddles used horsehair or violin strings. Popular tunes included Irish Washerwoman Arkansas Traveler and Casey Jones amid local controversy over a song verse.
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Tudiana
Casey Jones
Indiana
Jones
Casey
Sel Lake
Dessert First and Civic Spirit in Metaphor
In a humorous essay the author argues for ordering dessert before the main course as a metaphor for reform and pioneering spirit. He cites the persistence of status quo, the value of conversation, and national resolve, praising civic zeal despite social puzzled looks.
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Albuquerque
Hector
The Worry Clinic Dr George W Irane Case K51
Dr Cranes tobacco cessation message cites Hivam T 46 salesman who quit smoking after high blood pressure. He reports enhanced senses, meals, and aromas, plus 5 to 7 extra years of life and lost earnings from smoking. The piece promotes stopping tobacco with a booklet and contact details.
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Atorf
Austan
Hivam
Crane
Chemical Howards
America
Earth
Ilram
Slarr Morgan
Hare
Liberalism in decline Santayana and Kirk warned
In a sharp assessment of liberalism, Santayana’s 50 year old critique is revived, arguing liberalism presupposes a traditional order that no longer exists. The piece notes liberalism’s weakening presence in Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, where education and state power could erode personal liberty, and hints at a Christian society as a potential alternative.
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Mort Sah
Malcalm
Muggeridge
Kirk George Santayane
Santayana
Lille
Columbia University Press
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Eliot
Sautava Wa
Obesity The Exogenous and Endogenous Types Discussed
Brady s Health Service explains obesity divided into exogenous and endogenous types with examples such as hypohyroid pituitary and nervous obesity. It also clarifies fasting dieting and starvation, notes misuses of fad diets, and invites reader questions to Dr Brady at 625 El Camino South Beverly Hills California. It ends with a preamble to the U S Constitution.
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Nick
Dr. Brady
Willian Brady
el Camino
South Beverly Gills
California
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