Austerity Critique by Edwards at Ohlone College
The editorial mocks Don Edwards for touting austerity while Congress, in his view, drives Washington toward bigger deficits. It argues for growth through job creation and energy innovation, urges listening to fixed incomes, and calls for genuine self discipline before asking the public to accept deeper cuts.
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Philadelphia Weekend Tragedy Sparks Lynch Fear
A Philadelphia report describes a violent attack involving two one-year-olds, a chaotic scene, and mounting fears of lynch mobs in the aftermath as authorities seek restoration and justice.
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Mayaguez incident boosts Ford image and morale
James Kilpatrick argues Ford’s handling of the Mayaguez crisis lifted national morale, exposed Communist weakness, and could bolster Ford politically. He notes prior American failures, the domestic mood, and how a decisive 24 hours shaped perceptions of leadership and strength.
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Will Rogers on speeches and party denouncers in 1935
Will Rogers comments that political speeches are preludes to elections and critics target both parties. He quips Democrats excel at denouncing as a profession, while Republicans, with less practice, improve and may rival them soon. The remark appears in a July 28, 1935 feature.
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Pension Relief Sought for Pre-1971 State Retirees
Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy promises fast action on boosting pensions for elderly state workers retiring before July 1971 amid inflation. Leaders favor 15 percent onetime boosts or $300 increases, with CSEA pushing tied cost of living clauses and reform of contribution scales to keep actuarial balance.
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Wallace era rhetoric prompts cautious foreign policy debate
The piece critiques George Wallace's presidential prospects and his provocative foreign policy notions. It argues modern editors should challenge his views on collaboration with adversaries, nuclear deterrence, and avoiding global conflict. It references Wilson and Roosevelt as examples of neutralist and interventionist tensions shaping U.S. policy history.
Nader attacked by Evans over consumer issues book claims
Washington report reviews M Stanton Evans critique of Ralph Nader and his influence on consumer policy. The piece highlights Evans arguing Nader distorted facts in auto safety history and extended attacks to Congress and federal agencies, citing the 1965 Unsafe at Any Speed and subsequent inquiries. The article notes Nader’s broad impact on American business and public life.
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