Stifle The Bureaucracies A Road Back To Greatness
The piece urges gradual reduction of federal bureaucracies through attrition and tighter controls. It argues limiting staff, delaying new regulations, and requiring congressional approval for rules. It links smaller government to tax relief, higher demand, job growth, and a stronger economy led by informed voters and active citizen pressure.
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Congress
Unions
PTA, Teachers, American Medical Association
Association of Manufacturers
Welfare Recipients Unions
Citizens of
America
Action AHEAD In Hoosier sports season burst ahead
An enthusiasts view notes majors MLB play offs and World Series approach while college and high school teams in Indiana Purdue Indiana State and Lafayette anticipate titles and hardwood action. The piece ends with a constitutional preamble reflecting national civic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastothe
Purdue
Indiana
Decline and Fall Tone in 1971 Editorial Echoes
A 1971 McNaught Syndicate column rails at perceived decadence in U S society and military life. It contrasts Navy censure of a gay technician with calls for officer leniency, laments Westmoreland’s stance, cites Hannibal versus Scipio, scorns detente and policy shifts, and ends with a pessimistic verdict on contemporary America.
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Washington, D.C
Navy
Westmoreland
Army
Westy
Scipio
Hannibal
Spain
U.S. Senate
Armed Services
Senate
Allott
Colorado
Gravel
Alaska
Pentagon
Attica
FDR
Russia
New York
George
End of Look magazine crisis and pricing debate
William F Buckley argues Look magazine failed due to rising postal and production costs and stiff advertising subsidies. He critiques pricing, urges reader willingness to pay higher rates, and notes similar fates of Time Life and predecessors. He questions industry pricing and publisher choices amid a broader collapse of illustrated magazines.
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Look Magazine
Gardner Cowles
Postal Corporation
Life Magazine
Life
New Republic
Colliers
Saturday Evening Post
Restoring Ethical Standards in Schools
The rising generation lacks enduring moral standards and turns to peers music and other sources. Citizens' Committee for Moral Rejuvenation in Tampa urged public schools to teach ethics early, with examples from Grand Rapids showing a Japanese curriculum shift to first principles, and a call to use Open Court readers to foster moral imagination.
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Timothy Leary
Citizens’ Committee For Moral
Tampa
Florida
P.O. Box
Paul G. McDuffee
Commonwealth
Grand Rapids
Indonesia
Oe Abe
Japan
Jesus
Confucius
Plato
Buddha
Mohammed
Francis of Assisi
C. S. Lewis
Religion
Republic
Educational Research Council of America
Rockefeller
Cleveland
ERC
Louisiana
Alaska
Open Court Publishing Company
LaSalle, Illinois
Gen
Fea. Corp
The Service Station Man
Paul Harvey tells of the service station worker who labors long hours for low pay and tipsless toil. He endures hazards, rising costs, and rude motorists while supporting families and dealing with vandalism and tax issues. In Phoenix a station attendant named Verne Ward survives daily pressures and a note from students thanking him for dedication.
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Seventh Street
Phoenix
Verne Forward
MHT
Most Holy Trinity School
Verne
Most Holy Trinity
P.S
Gen. Fea. Corp
Secret Retirement Ends Monday Morning Labors Run
A Kansas City Labor Department aide staged a covert retirement of Official X, a 29 000-a-year bureaucrat, by disappearing Friday and revealing plans to retire Monday. Staff puzzled over missing calls and signatures until Official X confirmed he would retire and stay home, keeping the plan secret from colleagues and contacts.
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Washington
Walter Mitty
Kansas City
Midwest
Interior
Labor Department
Official X
Offi X
Kansas City Labor Department
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Federal Bureaucracies
Hoosierland
Lafayette Journal and Courier
United States
United States of America
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert & Jackson
Jane Toner Scott
Charles W. Laughlin
Herald
Associated Press
Wass
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
William F. Buckley
Time Magazine
Time
Buckley
By Russell Kirk
Kirk
Paul Harvey News
Paul Harvey
Harvey
By Mike Causey
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