The Japanese Dream and its Global Echo
In the 1960s Japan surged to become the world’s third largest economy, sparking anxiety and jealousy abroad. The piece frames the “Japanese Dream” as a blend of Eastern harmony and Western problem solving, notes pollution and congestion costs, and discusses Japan’s evolving trade policy and modest export share of GNP.
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Japan
United States
Southeast Asia
World Magazine
Ranko Iwamoto
Boston University
West Germany
France
Exercise to Exhaustion Danger and Safe Jump Rope Guide
Dr. Lamb cautions against exercising to exhaustion even for fit individuals and notes possible harm. Jump rope can be excellent but is strenuous and should be started slowly, with gradual increases and avoidance of fatigue. healthy adults can use it with caution.
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Lamb
Wren
Ezic Air Command
Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Senate
U.S
Humane Hunt
U.S. Humane Society
Interior Department
Apostle Paul Presents Christ Bringing Life To Light
A Bible verse notes that Jesus Christ has abolished death and brought life and immortality to light through the gospel, highlighting salvation themes from Pauls letter to Timothy.
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Jesus Christ
Timothy
Advocate Penalties Majority On Nixon Side In Amnesty Debate
In Washington Ernest Cuneo reports that polls show broad support for penalties against draft evaders with no amnesty during Nixon's presidency. The piece argues rich evaders receive favorable treatment while poorer youths bear harsher fates and notes evolving legal risks including possible citizenship loss, though Supreme Court rulings complicate changes.
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Nixon
Ernest Cuneo Washington
Baytown Sun Editorial Opinion on Draft Evaders
The Baytown Sun presents a national policy debate on draft evaders. It argues the public’s right to know identities and former addresses, urging an official list for citizen information and weighing privacy against accountability. The piece critiques anonymity protection and calls for transparency in wartime service records.
GM Cover-Up of Vehicle Defects Alleged in Internal Documents
The article reports that dozens of confidential GM documents describe ongoing safety defects in millions of cars not yet recalled. It cites internal notes, restricted reports, and minutes showing a priority on profits over public safety, with examples from Eldorado and Ardmore incidents and quotes from executives about the recalls and advertising impact.
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Washington
General Motors
Ralph Nader
G.M. Corporation
Richard C. Gerstenberg
John Z. DeLorean
Lyndhurst
N.J
Ardmore
IRS Cracks Down on Tax Preparers
The Internal Revenue Service tightens control as tax filing shifts toward do it yourself strategies. The piece notes last year's nationwide focus on tax reform and efforts to curb preparer practices.
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IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Congress Pushes Liberal Tax Reforms to Cut Millions in Taxes
Congress advances liberal provisions aimed at lowering the annual tax burden for millions of Americans. IRS plans to simplify forms and instructions to help filers complete returns without outside help.
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Congress
IRS
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Autu
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Funny Business
Roger Bolen
The
Baytown Sun
Fred Partman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Dwight Mandy Leon Brown
Epartment Advertising
Baytown
Texas
Jack Anderson
Howard Phillips
Office of Economic Opportunity
Rural Housing Alliance
Clay Cochran
Phillips
Cochran
Berry World
Dr. Kissinger
Johnnie M. Walters
Walters
Internal Revenue
P.O
Radio City
New York
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