Cotton: A Monarchy Restored In Modern Times
An analysis of cotton's market power from 1858 to 1970s notes how cotton shaped politics and prices. It recalls Hammond's Senate warning and the Civil War era price spikes, then discusses current supply, demand, and contract renegotiations. It explains cotton's diverse byproducts and potential ripple effects on feed, fertilizer, and consumer prices.
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James H. Hammond
South Carin
U.S. Senate
Hammond
Scotton
United States
Cotton
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
South
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Talmat
Georgia
Black women face rising death by own action rates
Ebony reporters probe why black women show markedly higher suicide attempts than white women, with experts like Dr. Herbert Hendin and Dr. James Comer citing hopelessness, isolation, and erosion of trusted institutions, including the black church, amid urban social pressures.
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Surance
Ebony Magazine
Harvey
Herbert Hendin
Harlem Hospital
Ronald Maris
Detroit
Highland Ark
Floyd Wylie
Floyd Wylie Blamed the “Moynihan
Daniel P. Moynihan
Wylie
James Comer
Yale
Comer
Gen. Fea. Corp
Abolish Exclusionary Rule in U S Courts
A 1973 opinion pieces argues for congressional action to end the Exclusionary Rule and Miranda Escobedo limits. It cites Chief Justice Burger and several cases where criminals avoid conviction due to police procedural errors and urges standards that punish unlawful police conduct without releasing guilty suspects.
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Congress
United States
Fez
Washington
Sam Steiger
Arizona
Congressman Steiger
Steiger
Ron Burger
Michigan
Supreme Court
Michigan Supreme
Justice Burger
Justinad
Senate
House of Representatives
Miranda
Escobedo
Federal pay raise to roll out for civil servants
Washington details show an 4.77 percent increase for white collar federal employees, effective Oct 1 but paid in the first period after Oct 28, with most workers seeing the raise on Nov 4. The payroll in Washington is about 400 million monthly, with military pay outside this boost and the annual civilian pay cost near 998 million for the raise.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Federal Wage Board
Federal
Presidential and Congressional Approval Slips in Poll
Nationwide Sindlinger poll of 2,868 adults taken Sept 17 to 25 shows Nixon at 32 percent good or excellent, Congress at 32 percent. Republicans back Nixon more, Independents and Democrats split with low ratings for both. Public concern centers on inflation, taxes, and the Spiro Agnew case.
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Nixon
Congress
Sindlinger & Co
Swarthmoree
Presiden Nixon
Arcong
Sindinger
Spiro Agnew
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
White House
Lindinger & Co
Harris
Union
GFHS
Cnt
Ninteen
Fifeen
Sindlinger
American House
America
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Archibald Cox and the Nixon Prosecution Network
Holmes Alexander surveys the special prosecutors led by Archibald Cox in Washington as the two footed Furies mobilize to drive Richard Nixon to prison. The nine floor 1425 K Street suite houses Cox with 39 lawyers, 27 clerks, six data processors, six administrators and two press aides.
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Archie Cox
Washington, D.C
Richard Nixon
Ervin Committee
K St
N.W
Archibald Cox
Where To Write Your Legislators Washington DC and DC offices
A damaged OCR passage lists legislators and offices in Washington DC with room numbers and ZIP codes. It then shifts to a critical opinion piece about the Nixon era, describing a federal investigative apparatus, the pursuit of the President, and references to Archibald Cox and a 1977 administration change. The excerpt ends with a photo caption style mention of a man in handcuffs, Fe Renard Hunt Jr, as a symbol of higher figures.
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Justice Deepartment
FBI
Federal Court System
Nixon
House
Senate
K Street
Archibald Cox
Cox
Fe. Renard Hunt Jr
McNaught Syndicate
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Charles W. Laudman
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