Bowen attacks Welsh plan in GOP editorial
The editorial argues Dr. Otis Bowen exposes the dangers of Welsh regional offices as a method to expand patronage and insulate the governor from citizens. It lauds Bowen promoting an open office policy and criticizes Welsh for creating more bureaucracy. The piece also notes the death of Col. Lloyd Boyce, a longtime civic figure, and offers condolences to his widow.
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The Dollar's Destiny and Inflation Forecast
Three Harvard professors examine the dollar’s future purchasing power. They estimate 1970 value at 47 cents. by 1990 it could be about six cents. The piece humorously imagines a future where money collapses to zero and people hunt for scarce resources.
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Litter in Space Reported by Astronomers
A historic note reports that humans have placed several thousand discarded devices in orbit around Earth, highlighting a growing issue of space debris and the attempt to manage vast, infinite outer space.
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Marriage Formulas and Enduring Partnerships Explored
Paul Harvey quotes on Hollywood divorces lead to a book project tracking couples married longest. The study, still incomplete, identifies two constants: active church involvement and humor. Interviews reveal varied habits but common resilience, with anecdotes from aging spouses and a former coon hunter recalling past hobbies.
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Cary Grant
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Abe
Harvey
Paris
Hoffa Reform Plea Mirrors a Prison System Debate
James R Hoffa remains convinced he was framed and files an affidavit attacking the key witness while arguing for prison reform. He cites Lewisburg conditions and favors segregated housing by offense and age, urging broader investment in humane, efficient incarceration and lamenting lack of political will and money to fund reform.
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Only The Strong film boosts U S defense awareness
Anthony Hartigan reports from Boston Virginia on the Institute of American Strategy's public service film Only The Strong. It argues the United States faces a declining strategic edge and urges citizens to support defense funding including Trident and the B 1 bomber.
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America
Institute For American Strategy
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Schmitz Colorful Third-Party Presidential Bid Highlight
The piece profiles John Schmitz as a former California state senator and congressman now leading the American party's presidential effort. It notes his split with GOP conservatives, his anti establishment stance, conspiratorial views, and potential impact on the 1972 race despite lacking electoral viability.
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Rocky Mountain Populists and 1972 Senate Prospects
Analysis argues McGovern’s Rocky Mountain base fades as Nixon-era Republicans gain strength. It notes shifting regional loyalties from 1930s and 1960s Democrats to GOP in Colorado Wyoming Idaho Montana Nevada Utah New Mexico and outlines upcoming Senate battles in New Mexico Montana Washington and other states with candidates Domenici Metcalf Hibbard and others shaping control.
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Nader Critique of Civil Service Reform Draws Senate Skepticism
Federal Diary reports mixed reactions from a House investigations panel to Ralph Nader’s plan for an independent Employee Rights and Accountability Board to oversee government personnel. The proposal aims to spotlight incompetence and protect whistleblowers, while critics warn of jurisdictional overreach and delayed reform.
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