Democrats cry foul at Nixon plan amid praise for results
The editorial accuses Democrats of following AFL CIO leader Meany and using "Fact" to attack Nixon while acknowledging some policy strengths. It argues wage and price controls did not fail, interest rates fell, profits and dividends remained stable, and the tax investment credit resembles a prior proposal.
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Vance Hartke
Indiana
Dumactals
National Democrat Committee
How To Cut Taxes A Simple Yet Tough Public Issue
A discussion on tax cuts notes that lowering taxes often requires reducing government services and facing public criticism. It argues belt tightening as a necessary step before any service can be provided, warning officials to resist easy but costly fixes.
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Washington
Gould
Supreme Cour
Arthur Goldberg
George Washington
Parks of Anderson Shown In Objectively Improved State
In These Times discusses Anderson city parks, praising improvements at Shedyside Park featuring rides and snack spots, Mays Park with ice skating, Allix Park with modern playgrounds, pony rides, art classes, and expanded playgrounds. Notes park staff also maintain Babe Ruth and Little League fields and farm systems. calls for continued funding and objective review.
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Allix Park
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Unique remedy for teachers strikes and school morale
A reader from Hartley argues that contract based schools like Stonewall Jackson Academy offer teachers greater autonomy, lower overhead, and fewer bureaucratic controls. The piece contrasts paid employee models with self employed teachers and suggests voucher plans could diversify schooling.
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Pittsburgh
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Cable Vision
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Eildale
Stonewall Jackson Academy
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Our Times Blasts Genetics and Social Class Debate
A discussion of Richard Herrnstein and the heredity hypothesis challenges the American belief in equal opportunity. The piece traces prior claims by Jensen and Shockley, notes Harvard and Stanford reactions, and argues for cautious, evidence-based study of intelligence and race without sensationalism.
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Richard J. Herrnstein
Herrnstein
Daniel Patrick Moynthan Ithen
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James S. Coleman
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Berkeley
Arthur Jensen
Harvard Educational Review
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Herrenstein
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William R. Shockley
National Academy of Sciences
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England
Hans J. Eysenck
Germany
Ysenck
Tike Jensen
Sharkley
Hermstein
Nature
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Atlantic
Robert Manning
Galileo
Jensen
Mose
Hor-enstein
Constitutional dictatorship discussed by Holmes Alexander
Holmes Alexander argues the Nixon administration may employ emergency powers amid wage and price controls and congressional passivity. He warns of dangers from economic dictatorship and possible caving to labor and foreign pressure, urging a timely relinquishment of extraordinary authority once the crisis passes.
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Washington, D.C
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Texas
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Connally
Om Aac
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Howe
Philadelphia
Continental Congress
Washington
Richard Nixa
Wilson
Btlebell
Mitchell
Richard Kleindienst
Kissinger and Cuba Skyjacking Debate Revisited
In a 1971 analysis, Paul Harvey surveys the skyjacking psyche, arguing the public image of the skyjacker is exaggerated. Psychiatrists portray him as weak and self‑destructive, while authorities push for extradition and tougher countermeasures. He questions diplomatic overtures to Castro and notes advancements like sky marshals and court actions.
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Jutke
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Freud
Father Image
David Hubbard
Castro
Styjecker LaBadie
Cuba
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Kissinger
Iene
Sensing The News By Anthony Harrigan
Washington observers say proposed delay of eight years to Asistane Act reflects anti inflation tactics. Debates focus on welfare reform under FAP with support from Sen. Paul Feinstain and Sen. Russell Long. critics warn of guaranteed annual wage concerns and work incentives.
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Russell Long
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Ilinois
Bosse
Devwinski
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Derwinski
Iowa
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