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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1971
Page
5
Fragmentary manuscript discusses guard control, outdoor area security, and legal penalties. Mentions armed guards, deterrence, and reactions to death penalty status, with opaque references to offenders and authorities.
The text discusses a proposed system where a Senate or House speaker appoints a temporary ruler for three months to oversee a presidential election. Liberals in the United States hint at adopting this approach for South Vietnam, where leaders have withdrawn and left three representatives as president. The speaker mentions county-level constraints and the idea of forcing democracy on natives.
Henry J. Taylor notes that consumer confidence greatly affects what households buy in major markets. He points to how only a small share of purchases are truly essential and argues impulsive spending rises with confidence. The piece cites examples from Russia France Britain and Britain to illustrate differing postwar buying patterns and attitudes.
A fragmented Washington dispatch recalls August 15 as a pivotal moment in shaping global policy toward World Communism. It discusses economic cooperation, tariff barriers, and shifting military costs, framing the date as a potential turning point in American strategy beyond World War I.
Washington debate notes that a Roper Organization poll found TV more believable than newspapers, radio, or magazines by over two to one. The piece critiques prep school journalism, demands press self scrutiny, and cites Buckley and the Pentagon Papers controversy as illustrating media missteps.
Russell Kirk laments widespread loss of trust in checks and credit cards as he recounts a Michigan grocery encounter. He compares American overdrafts to British banking norms where overdrafts are commonly accepted and charged to accounts, noting a rise in bad checks and erosion of honor in society.
The note recalls 1692 Salem hangings and a crushed victim, 1776 Nathan Hale's line, 1837 Chinese unity with the national government, 12 years later Communist rise, 169 Chicago White Sox pennant, and Kipling on meddling with others folly.
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