The Pure Myth Of America Inc Declares UC Supervisor
Professor Neil H. Jacoby argues that the United States is not becoming a corporate economy. He states corporate power is checked by labor unions farms and consumer and environmental groups. He notes millions of small businesses and self employed workers remain common and predict continued small business growth.
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U.S
Neil H. Jacoby
Graduate School of Management
University of California In
Los Angeles
Jacoby
United States
Betsy’s Bits And Pieces Roads full Sunday traffic Bastrop trip
The piece describes heavy highway traffic between Columbus and Baytown on a Sunday with long fuel lines and scarce open stations along Interstate 10. Motorists face gas shortages, crowded drive ins, and varied speeds as they cope with limited fuel and uncertain road conditions. The tone reflects wary optimism about fuel reserves and future fixes.
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Here
Bastrop
Interstate 10
Columbus
Baytown
Houston
U.S
Powers That Be
Volunteer Army Not W A Capable Of Defense
Washington marks 32 years since Pearl Harbor with a critique of the volunteer force. The piece argues education gaps, maintenance issues, and language barriers weaken the U S military and calls for renewed draft as the remedy amid NATO ally challenges and Soviet conscription trends. It notes high level of American graduates, historic wartime output, and current morale concerns. The column closes with a biblical quote and a statistic on trucks and farms in the United States.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Air Force
Navy
South Dakota
U.S
Readers Send In Pre Christmas Mail On Nixon and Camp David
A year end mail column gathers readers reacting to Nixon emergency powers and Camp David spending. Notes include 470 laws granting powers, Sinatra campaign funds, Camp David security and pool costs, and memories of 1946 security details.
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Washington
Nixon
Kevin Kennedy
Boston
Congress
J.B
Atlanta
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Harry Vaughan
USA
Truman
Arlington
Navy
White House
Camp David
Frank Sturgis
Watergate
Brunswick
Karen
Brenda
Mike
Gary
Jack
Fred Hartman
Ordereertainee
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Leon Brown
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orten
Jerry Winton
Pat Staples
Baytown
Tones
Act of Congress
Mamorial Drive
Texas
F. C. Box
Associated Press
Watergate Fails to Cheer Denver Citizens
Denver readers react with fatigue to the Watergate affair. Nixon’s handling sparks mixed praise and dismay as locals debate justice, loyalty, and political fallout. Residents contemplate leadership and accountability amid a fatigue with national headlines.
Women Riders Speak Up On Motorcycles In Baytown
Joy Johnston recounts a near fall from a motorcycle into a storm sewer plus neighbors like Robbie Cornelius Donna Rowe and others discuss reactions to women riders. They note gasoline shortages push more people to two wheel travel while drivers sometimes harass riders. Ride on.
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Joy
Robbie Cornelius
Robbie
Donna Rowe
Baytown
Donna
Kenneth
Johnstons
Ken Jr
Kimberly
Livingston
Jackson
Huntsville
Liberty
New Mexico
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