New York Housing Woes Fuel Price-Controls Debate
The New York housing crisis worsens as rents, construction costs rise and rent controls spread to more units. National City Bank notes landlords pull out amid rising costs and limited new supply, urging a mix of private enterprise and public help to restore housing, with policy constraints easing gradually.
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New York City
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National City
Turn Back The Clock to Restore Old Virtues
Washington Report argues for reviving time honored principles. It urges respect for the flag safety on streets discipline in schools modesty in entertainment and pride in craftsmanship. The piece warns that social ills demand turning back the clock to restore honest work thrift and authority.
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Grandpa
Washington
Congress Votes for Extra Staff to Run House
The House approves adding one assistant per member at a yearly $3.8 million cost to taxpayers. The plan argues lawmakers should not be overtaxed, while critics note implications for fiscal policy and government efficiency.
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House
Reete
A View Of America From The Other Side
A Russian viewpoint mocks American strength and behavior, arguing free elections and press mask weaknesses. It contrasts U S defense, civil defense, and constitutional limits with Soviet drills, leadership rhetoric, and a warning about complacency and antiwar sentiment.
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America
Washington, D.C
Ivan Smithosky
Yist Congress
Kosygin
USA
Fulbright
Tavestia
Pravda Syndicate
Scenic Rights Marchers Urge Protection of Natural Beauty
Russell Kirk criticizes dam-building by the Army Corps of Engineers and other interests, highlighting Kentucky’s 23 planned dams and the proposed Red River Reservoir. He warns such developments ruin wilderness and laments Michigan’s Lake Superior shoreline project, urging citizens to act to preserve natural scenic areas nationwide.
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Kentucky
Army Corps of Engineers
North Fork
Red River
Corps of Engineers
Presque Isle
Lake Superior
Upper Peninsula
Power Company
Michigan
Superior
Mighty Rush To The Pub In London Bells Ringing
Don MacLean recounts a London scene where pubs open at 12:30 and a rush of writers, editors, and staff flood a publishing firm to drink and eat, then return to work as bells chime at 2 pm. Lord Hardwicke explains plans to bring English pubs to America with English and American beers, and explains fish and chips terminology.
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Russia
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Gen
Curtis LeMay
Henry Wallace
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
George Wallace
London
Earl of Hardwicke
Lord Hardwicke
England
Permissive Society Not U.S. Answer
A critical column warns of widespread fears and permissive culture in America. It laments youth defiance, excessive TV influence, and violent norms while praising faith and national resilience. It cites FBI crime data, racial tensions, and the Apollo astronauts as exemplars urging a revival of inner spirit.
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Norman Vincent Peale
St. Vitus
NBC
CBS
ABC
FBI
United States
Cherrish
Aldrin
Armstrong
Collins
Justice Department and Moon Walks Clash in News Capsule
In a chaotic wire tapping note, the piece rails at government scrutiny while contrasting lunar exploration with troops in foxholes. Premier Nasser is proposed to concede Egypt to Israel if fifty Israeli experts assist.
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Nasser
Egypt
Israel
This Day In History Highlights Civil War Bull Run Date
On this day in history 1861 marked the first major Civil War engagement at Bull Run Creek Virginia. In 1873 the Rock Island Express train robbery near Adair Iowa netted about 3000 dollars. Veterans Administration formed in 1930 and armistice in Indo China war ended in 194? era with a peace accord. A thought for the day quotes Ernest Hemingway on morals and feelings.
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Virginia
Jessy James
Rock Island Express
Adair
Iowa
Mee
Veterans Administration
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