Economic illiteracy and wage price debates in 1960s policy
The piece critiques federal wage price guides from Kennedy era advisers, noting education was needed to judge bargains and national interest. It argues the program faded, misperceptions persisted, and the nation faced ongoing inflationary pressures amid union and government dynamics. It cites austerity measures and import restrictions as tools, calling out economic illiteracy in 1970.
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Kennedy
Council of Econone Advisers
Unin
Landish
Congress
Cosby considers stepping from TV to teaching career
Countdown reports Cosby plans to give up his TV series to become a schoolteacher on an educational channel. A new publication titled Disease of the Mouth outlines symptoms and actions for common illnesses, while Chief Justice Burger urges limiting Supreme Court appeals to ease its workload and preserve balance.
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Bill Cosby
Burger
Supreme Court
Paul Harvey on Disillusionment With Police Corruption
Paul Harvey argues New York City’s crooked cops cast a long shadow over the force and public trust. He cites bribes from bookies, builders, and grocers, urges reform through stricter laws, and notes personal prejudice from his own lawman father killed by a hijacker.
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New York City
Robert Ruskin
New York
Manhattan
Appalachians
Ruskin
Oklahoma
Local Representatives List For Washington Area
A readable OCR fragment lists representatives in Washington and addresses in DC. It mentions Jin Turney Dermeraty, Senator George P Miller, and Congressman Don Edwards with district coverage including Alameda and East Oakland, Hayward, Fremont, Newark, and parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. It references the 9th District and districts across San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo and nearby communities.
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Ocrat
San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Lavermore- Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
East Oakland
Don Edwards
Cannon Building
Washington, D.C
South Hayward
Unon City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara
San Mateo Counties
Exiled radicals seek safe haven in Algiers Kasbah
The essay argues Algiers offers a dubious refuge for bomber and terrorist figures such as Vere La Quebec, Leary, and Weathermen, noting Boumedienne's regime tolerates dissent poorly and Algeria's poverty, unemployment, and security risk deter foreign radicals from settling there. It questions whether other capitals or Moscow offer better sanctuary.
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Vere la Quebec
Havana
Fidelistas
Canada
Castro
United States
Cuba
Algiers
Kasbah
Eldridge Cleaver
California
Harvard
Timothy Leary
U.S.A
Weathermen
Garden of Eden
Barbary
Ben Bella
Boumedienne
Leary
Algeria
Africa
Bernardine Dohrn
Kremlin Sees 1971 Politics Shaping U S Soviet Ties
Richard Wilson outlines Moscow's view that Nixon will seek a tough foreign policy through 1971 while Kremlin strategists eye Kennedy and Muskie. He notes Russians calculate reelection chances, monitor American political shifts, and expect prolonged propaganda battles tied to Vietnam and U S credibility abroad.
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Soviet Union
Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Kremlin
Kennedy
Muskie
Senator Kennedy
Stalin
Khrushchev
Roosevelt
Poland
John F. Kennedy
America
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
We hold faith in America and its enduring unity
Henry J. Taylor reflects on national unity, faith over fear, and the American heritage. He recalls forebears who built the nation, urges resilience, and envisions a world where nations coexist without war under liberty, dignity, and shared prosperity. He stresses responsibility, peace, and patriotism as core values guiding the United States.
Notable events tied to this day in history
This day in history recounts Isaac Newton born January 4, 1642. It notes Dr William Grant performing Davenport Iowa’s first appendectomy with full recovery in 1885. It records 1937 Italian troops aiding Nationalists in the Spanish Civil War and Burma becoming independent in 148. It also mentions Donald Campbell's death in 1967 and quotes the Irish poet James Stephens on wisdom.
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William Grant
Davenport
Iowa
Spin
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