Surprises For The Seventies From Drucker And Red China
Editorials discuss Peter Drucker's Harper's Magazine forecast of 1970s surprises driven by shifting birth rates and youth culture. They predict a return to traditional economic concerns with jobs and capital, inflation impact, and productivity over creativity, amid a broader review of Red China's disruptive UN stance and nuclear posture.
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Harper's Magazine
Peter F. Drucker
Harper's
Drucker
Mr. Drucker
Red China
Ussr
U.S
China
United States
Korea
Asia
North Korea
South Korea
South
Canada
Quebec
Readers Debate City Bus Subsidy And Public Costs
A letter to the editor argues against subsidizing a Rubber-band transportation system with 36000 dollars, calling the venture for personal gain and noting public funding would require 23000 more. The writer, Dave Gander Newton, questions city support and urges taxpayers to reject the proposal. The piece ends with a constitutional preamble.
Look Back at Lyndon Johnson Memoirs Reveal Texas Trip Politics
The memoirs reveal Lyndon B Johnson’s claims that Kennedy’s Texas visit was politically motivated and detail Johnson’s strained rapport with Senator Yarborough. It covers Kennedy’s 1964 reelection prospects, Johnson’s Federal appointment tensions, and Texas voters’ views on Kennedy, civil rights, and economic policy, with context on Dallas era politics.
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Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Texas
Senator Yarborough
John
Lymon
Jack
White House
Yarborough
Lyndon
Massachusetts
Mr. Johnson
Jack Kennedy
Connally
Mr. Kennedy
Kennerly
Time Magazine
Goldwater
Look Magazine
post-Dallas
Ian Kennedy
United States
King Arthur
Crime At The Office By Joan Tamner
Editorial excerpt discusses rising office crime in Washington and New York during 1971. It notes Reed's murder in the New Executive Office Building and cites burglaries, larcenies, and security responses, including GSA door locks and CCTV adoption, weighing economic and psychological impacts.
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Joan Tamner
Ritchie H. Reed
White House
Reed
Commission On Population Growth and the American Future
Washington, D.C
New York City
General Services Administration
Small Business Administration
New York
Lindsay Eyes 1972 White House Bid From Big City Mayors
John Lindsay of New York positions himself as a national urban leader with the goal of shaping the 1972 Democratic nomination. He courts mayors nationwide, touts media appeal and urban-funding diplomacy, and eyes California backing while seeking key endorsements amid a San Francisco race that could redefine his path to the convention.
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Washington
U.S
White House
Daha VY. Lindsay
New York
Samuel Yorty
Los Angeles
Maverick Yorty
John Lindsay
Manhattan
America
Lindsay
New York State
Kevin
White
Boston
Pete Flaherty
Pittsburgh
Florida League of Cities
Atlanta
Legislative Action Committee of the US
Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
New Yorker
Indiana
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Big City
N.Y
California
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Aliata
Aliali
Marold Dobbs
Alloto
Dobbs
Amt
Joe Alloto
King Features Syndicate
Laird Hard Told by ELEP Reporter in News Conference
A Washington reporter from the Eastern Liberal Establishment Press grills Defense Secretary Melvin Laird on a double standard in nuclear policy. The piece contrasts Open and Communist societies, argues for public opinion's role, and weighs risks of Soviet parity and preemptive action amid SALT talks and Moscow visit.
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Washington, D.C
Eastern Liberal Establishment Press
ALEP
Defense
Melvin Laird
ELEP
Pravda
Soviet Union
United States
Defense Department
U.S. Navy
Laird
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Kremlin
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Congress
Ussr
Nixon
Mosccow
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Encouraging Sign as Prices Dip Under Nixon Policy
The article notes a 0.3 percent wholesale price drop last month, driven by a 14 percent food price fall and motor vehicle rebates. Paul McCracken says Nixon’s Phase 1 policy is working, while economists debate inflation causes and the breadth of government controls. The piece frames the policy as a trial with long-term aims to cut inflation in half by 1972.
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Paul McCracken
President's Council of Economic Advisers
L 45
Nixon
Todlianapolia Stor
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United Nations
John Q
Tom, Dick
Harry
Fellas
Dave “Gander
Newton
Nichol Ave
Anderson
United States of America
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
George Dp
Crittennerger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert & Jackson Frasidant and Nonoger Sone
Jane Toner Scott Vice
Petrident
Charles W. Laughlin
Andersan
Encritz
Tawny
Indigha Whearritz
Mie
Advertising Department
Herald Navaresm
Cail
Associated Press
Led
Wie
All AP
West 4208 Street
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
Phillips
Kevin P. Phillips
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
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