Long-lost Adam Smith book warns on government control
Editorial ponders a found work by Adam Smith advocating state control of the economy, contrasting his laissez faire views with modern U S policy. It notes the Phase I wage and price freeze of 1971 and Phase II controls, plus current efforts to temper inflation without triggering recession, citing economists and the threat of tax rises if controls fail.
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Adam Smith
America
Smith
Scotland
Wilfred Lewis Jr
National Planning Association
Arthur M. Okun
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Business Week
Worrying Alternatives in Wealth and Welfare Choices
The piece contrasts fears of taxation and protecting wealth with concerns of meeting monthly payments and funding a child's education. It notes many people choose to prioritize keeping money away from government while others worry about future finances and educational support.
New York City Welfare Costs Criticized by Alice Widener
Alice Widener argues New York City costs burden federal taxpayers with about 2.055 billion dollars while welfare and education critics say outcomes are poor. She cites Mayor Lindsay’s budget share, welfare trends, and Ch crudely endorses vocational education as a remedy to reduce dependent welfare rolls.
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New York City
Union City
Congress
John Lindsay
New York
New New York City
Ite Ib
New York Daily News
Jule Sugarman
Sugarman
ADC
Board of Education
New York Times
the Times
Times
U.S.A
Nixon Loyalists Clash With Press Over Watergate Coverage
In Washington loyalists defend Nixon’s innocence while critics argue the press, especially the Washington Post, biases toward the administration. The debate contrasts coverage of testimony by Gerald A. on McCord and the Camden 28 case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Nixon
Watergate
William Jennings Bryan
Bistory
Washington Post
Senate
Gallup
Nixon
New York Times
Gerald Aleh
Aleh
James McCord
Post
Camden
Selective Service —Office
FBI
Rcids
Wee
Apron 5
Sirica
Sirica Caramon
At Wits End Locker Chaos From a School Archive
A reader recalls a school locker saga showing a five by two by eight inch space packed with lunches jackets notes from home a hair dryer a Monkees album and other items. The piece ends with a fragmented patriotic preamble and a note about lockers needing cleaning by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Sanders
Storefront universities for urban education in San Francisco
Hayakawa argues for extension divisions that take the university into city life. He recalls early Wisconsin work and San Francisco State, praising access for working people and immigrants. He envisions storefront campuses in unions halls and diverse neighborhoods to keep education relevant and responsive to community needs.
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Ats Oem
San Francisco
California
Winnipeg
Canada
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Wausau
Rhinelander
University
San Francisco State
Lake Merced
Fillmore
Hunter's Point
Mission District
Chinatown
ISNA Formed By Independent Student Newspapers
Independent Student Newspapers Alliance formed by 14 papers this January seeks 1000 members. Led by Nicholas Loniello of the Badger Herald, ISNA aims to fund 6000 to 10000 dollars to organize. Several founding papers publish conservative to moderate views despite radical campus factions.
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Statis
ISNA
Nicholas J. Loniello
Badger Herald
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Box
Madison Wis
Cardinal
Op Ee Se
University of Chicago
Observers
Unies
Clcage
Spiracy
University of Arizona
Essence
University of Arkansas
Free Texan
University of Texas
San Antonio
Prom
Stillwater
Okla
New York
Fe Saad
Alma Mater
Stuent
Loniello
General Electric
G.E
Ad Attet
Pla
FBI
Gen
Fea. Corp
Greeks Feel Pinch of Big Price Hikes
In a light note on rising costs some Greeks react to high prices with humor about fashion trends. The piece mocks designers and predicts more fashion gimmicks might follow the bow tie as a hot trend.
Where To Write Your Legislators
A fragmentary notice lists addresses for contacting lawmakers including Representative David W. Dennis in Room 1535 and a Room 1516 reference in Washington DC 20515. The text is garbled but indicates guidance on writing to legislators and election or civic participation context.
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Phase
John Maynard
Keynes
Lord Keynes
Vermont Royster
The
Wall Street Journal
Royster
Alice Widener
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiana
Berger
Harriet W. Tonir
View-Preiden
Commons
W. LA Cemetery
Anderven
Carrer
Mall
carria_torven
Mall Ettude
Herald
Corrar
Ember
Associated Press
Wapeper Eos
Argentina Motors
Fred
Caceesary
Eersteaes
Jobn Glan
Field Enterprises Inc
the United Sites
Hayakawa
Independent Student Newspapers League
Together
David W. Dennis
Socrates
Canona Dus
Wabiogse DC
Skeves
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