Coalition for a National Population Policy pushes ZPG plan
Editorial argues for zero population growth as national policy. The Coalition led by Dr. Milton Eisenhower and Sen. Joseph D. Tydings appeals to reform tax law and implement voluntary programs to stabilize population, while experts warn immediate ZPG is infeasible and costly. A gradual shift is suggested, noting current birth rates vary by group and future demographics could skew age structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Eisenhower
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
United States
U.S
Tydings
Ansley J. Coale
Office of Population Research
Princeton
Coale
Chicago University
Donald J. Bogue
Options Few Wage Controls Could Backfire
Paul Harvey discusses wage and price restraint as a tool for the Nixon administration amid a growing trade deficit and lagging competitiveness. He notes anti technology sentiment, rising government outlays, and calls from figures like Sen. George McGovern for freezes. He warns that broad wage controls risk worker strikes against the government.
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George McGovern
Paul Harvey
Nixon Fears U S Decline Without Higher Productivity
President Nixon plans to extend the wage price and rent freeze, review economic indicators, and address enforcement issues while warning the U S may become a second class power if productivity does not rise. Insiders note Agnew was not included in final planning as Volcker advocates banking interests. Pentagon savings from Vietnam have vanished into wage and price increases, with total yearly costs near 28.9 billion.
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Paul Harvey
Nixon
U.S
United States
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Europe
Japan
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Washington
Agnew
Cabinet Council
Camp David
Treasury
Paul Volcker
Chase Manhattan Bank
Treasury Department
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Pentagon
Robert Most
Defense Department
Vietnam
Bridge notation fragment and positions
A fragmentary bridge notation appears with players labeled North South East West and a string of cards and scores. The text resembles an encoded table of hands and bidding, but specifics are unreadable. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
West sifts signals in rubber bridge hand by Oswald and Jacoby
In a rubber bridge hand, East averages and West an expert rely on signal reading. West opens king of diamonds, notes deuce from partner, and avoids a risky five diamond bid against South. Diamonds are misled, South ruffs, and the play weaves through clubs spades and hearts as West uses the king to feed his nine and force a trump set.
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Jeremy Flint
East
West
South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Seascae Today's Question on 4 Diamonds Bid
The prompt asks how to respond when partner raises from three spades to four diamonds. Consider the standard bid adjustments and partnership agreement. Explain common lines, possible rebids, and rationale for maintaining suit fit or exploring slams.
How's Your Vocabulary Across Bib Cat and 37 Appellation Testendie
Puzzle style clue list with mixed across and down entries. Contains numerous garbled phrases, partial words, and stray numbers. Several entries appear to be dictionary style definitions for words like Capuchin and Goggler, with scattered references to animals, instruments, and common objects. Overall readability is low due to OCR errors and fragmented phrasing.
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Tatook
Monkey
Ladand
Mariner
Memo of a boyhood sales, Cloveline and papers era
A reminiscence of selling Cloveline salve at two-bits a box, Grit weekly, and the Literary Digest in a Chattanooga upbringing. The author recalls the News and Chattanooga Times, early pictorial journalism, and a strict credit ethic. He contrasts past earning dollars with today’s use of parental credit and wage controls.
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Chattanooga (Tenn
Chattanooga News-Free Press
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Times
Times
Mamta
Pennsylvania
Cloveline Salve
Literary Digest
Reader’s Digest
Cloverine
Bible Verse from Acts 10 36 preaching peace by Jesus Christ
The passage cites Acts 10 36 announcing that God sent the word to the children of Israel to preach peace through Jesus Christ who is Lord of all. It presents a concise scripture quotation and attribution to a New Testament event.
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Jesus Christ
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun announces editorial and advertising staff along with publication details. Fred Hartman John Wadley Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton Paul Putman Dwight Moody Leon Brown. Published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas. Subscription rates listed and P.O. Box 9 Baytown 77520.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul Putman
Isesees
Dwight Moody Eenes
Leon Brown
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Jack Anderson
Labor
James Hodgson
Meany Dourly
Sinbad the Sailor
Siraf
Tran
Persian Gulf
Bushehr
Gunter Voss
American Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums
Agriculture Department
Voss
Toronto
Bronx
Milwaukee
San Diego
Chicago
Catskill
Albany
North Paeeg
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Spain
Spowsfapes Enterprise Assn
By Preston Pendergrass
The
Baytown Sun
Associated Press
Beary's
NEA
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