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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1972
Page
3
Henry J Taylor argues money power fails to create goods and wealth. He cautions inflation from government overspending drives prices, urging production and productivity as the true path. He compares current plans to risky monetary schemes and calls for restraint to avoid stagflation.
A Fremont controversy over church bingo highlights legal tensions as churches push for relaxed rules while authorities cite violations. The piece cites police actions and public concern about gambling forms, urging scrutiny of permissiveness fueling crime and urging support for law enforcement amid rising crime statistics.
Paul Harvey argues that despite heavy reliance on missiles, air combat is returning to gun use as missiles miss or fail against maneuvering targets. He notes ongoing upgrades to aircraft guns, the potential shift in dogfighting tactics, and concerns about pilot training and engagement rules affecting Vietnam era air operations. He highlights aging crews and evolving weapon systems as factors shaping future air warfare.
A fragmentary critique discusses University of Michigan officials and campus culture, citing debates over progressivism, race, gender, and sexuality. It contrasts alleged repression with calls for open inquiry, referencing figures such as Robben Fleming and critics describing militants and intimidation on campus.
Ceylon grapples with a grave financial crisis since independence. Bandaranaike era policies and Dr N M Perera oppose private property. nationalization looms as tea and rubber planter activity undergoes royal commission scrutiny. Foreign aid sought globally as welfare state measures strain the economy.
The piece surveys the India Pakistan East Pakistan crisis, British colonial history, and the 1971 war’s fallout. It notes Ayub Khan’s resignation, Yahya Khan’s martial rule, Bengali refugee displacement, Indian intervention, and great power responses while urging caution over nationalism and poverty in Bangladesh. The tone critiques diplomacy and human costs, with emphasis on regional and international dynamics.
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