Phase Two of Nixon Plan In Works After Wage Freeze
President Nixon signals wage and price stabilization will continue in a new form after the 90 day freeze ends November 13. Phase Two will be shaped by talks with Congress, business, labor and agriculture, with assurances against long term government coercion and a push toward free markets. Connally's tax proposals seek to end the auto excise tax, encourage investment writeoffs, and raise personal exemptions, while Shultz cites a $5 billion federal cut as part of wider structural changes amid currency tensions with Japan and possible yen revaluations.
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The Call To Aid The Poor In State Action
A dated reflection quoting Matthew John and Deuteronomy on poverty and almsgiving. The speaker, Julien C. Hyer, contrasts the command to aid the needy with a shift toward state responsibility, urging generous policy action.
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San Tomas Founded in 1611 Predates Harvard by Twenty Five Years
Old University Manila, founded by the Spanish in 1611, stands roughly a quarter century earlier than Harvard. A separate note places a tornado path in Kansas City as about one city block wide, illustrating typical storm breadth.
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Local Radio Call Letters Fragment Arises in OCR
Fragmentary OCR text shows station identifiers and network affiliations including NBC WFBM CBS WISH and related channel labels, suggesting a newsstand radio listing or broadcast page snippet with call letters and network tags from a mid 20th century paper.
13 ABC WLW T aAlUR Decisions Mekinone
Local radio listings show 13 ABC and WLW with programming blocks including Mekinone and a selection of eight stations. The schedule indicates varied programs across morning and afternoon slots.
World Championship Opens With North American Clash
The 1971 World Championship session opened with North America II facing The Aces. North America II built a 32-0 lead before The Aces rallied to a 59-41 half and ultimately won 98-50 IMPs. Key players included Lew Mathe, Don Krauss, Dick Walsh, John Swanson, Edgar Kaplan, and Norman Kay. The hand featured Jim Jacoby and Bobby Wolff as North–South. Wolff bid five diamonds on his second turn, silencing opponents as play proceeded after the opening king of spades lead.
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Tough decision on diamond lead costs Mathe in four spade
In a 1971 bridge column, Lew Mathe faces a crossroad during a four spade contract. South opens diamond king, dummy follows, and Mathe discards club on the diamond king. East wins the diamond ace and drives hearts, but dummy ruffs with a spade honor and declarer later uses trumps to win. A wrong guess would have defeated the hand and cost a heavy penalty.
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Successful Investing column by Roger E Spear
Roger E Spear discusses who could be hurt or helped by Nixon statements, listing industries and firms likely affected and advising on International Leisure holdings amid 1970 recession, with note on International Leisure's Las Vegas properties and Hilton Hotels stake. He cites auto parts, computers, consumer products, capital goods, electrical equipment, paper, retail, tires as beneficiaries and Sony Volvo Volkswagen as hurt.
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Readers Courtroom Rules on Blue Sky Tuition Case
Agnes sued Blue Sky Air Career School for 500 dollars claiming its guaranteed job placement was promised in ads and brochures. The judge found partial breach, awarding Agnes 250 dollars for damages after she completed the one year Air Career Course.
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