Brookings Critiques Nixon Defense Manpower Efficiency
The Brookings Institution argues Nixon era defense manpower efficiency lags social cut proposals. It notes 1974 budget shows no large dollar savings beyond SALT related cuts, while payroll climbs by 1.5 billion despite a 50,000 personnel cut. Manpower costs now exceed 31 percent of base outlays and may rise to 54 percent by 1980. Fewer units and combat capable forces than in 1964 signal inefficiency.
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Baytown Sun details and rates
Baytown Sun issues at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with Paul Putman Pat Kaples as director and classified manager. Newspapers are published afternoons Monday through Sunday with subscription rates listed and mail rate requests available. Also notes national representation by advertising services and AP rights statements.
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Texas
Congress
Memorial Drive
P. O. Baw
Baytews
Hy Cartier
Greeral Advertising Service
U.S. Suburban Press, Inc
Coastalications
Associated Press
Florida Supreme Court backs equal time law for newspapers
Opinion denounces Florida's equal time statute as unconstitutional seizure of private property. The piece argues newspapers control editorial pages as private property and warns the law threatens press freedom by forcing coverage of candidate replies. It likens the penalty to requiring porch owners to host political rebuttals.
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Ernest Cuneo Washington
Florida
Florida Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Citizen
Tuberculosis skin tests and X rays guidance
Letter from Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb discusses TB skin test interpretation and the need for a chest X ray after exposure. It notes test strength, possible false negatives, and that a positive reading does not confirm active disease, stressing X ray evaluation if exposure is suspected. References to Spaser Enterprise and a Bible verse appear.
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Dr. Lamb
Spaser Enterprise
Soviets Outtrade Grain Dealers and Tapped Markets
Washington U S Senate aide Henry Jackson accuses Soviet operatives of using European fronts to trade wheat futures and finance a 400 million bushel U S grain purchase. He alleges inside knowledge, dummy companies, and bid against U S dealers to push prices up, raising bread and meat costs for American consumers.
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U.S
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Kremlin
White House
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
Roy Ash
General Services Administration
GSA
Ash
Citizens support police raise in letter to the Sun
A reader, Mrs. Richard S. Paxton of Largo, urges the Sun to back a raise for police officers. She argues officers face rising living costs and receive no special breaks for food, housing, or clothing, and calls on citizens to support the department’s raise.
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the Sun
Richard S. Paxton
Largo
Saturday Night at Cold Springs Station serves rugged Nevada calm
The LIFE of Cold Springs Station in midstate Nevada shows a simple service station cafe drawing sunburned tourists and cowboys for a nightly ritual. Owner John Holley and Mary foster a rough camaraderie as regulars drink from dirty glasses, swap stories, and debate Nixon and Watergate. The scene remains isolated yet lively despite no electricity or running water.
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NEA
Pony Express
Missouri
California
Cold Springs
John Halley
New York
Austin
Fallon
Big City
Holley
Mary
Reno
John
San Jose
Marty Robbins
Charles McCambridge
Nevada
National Geographic
Jerry Lee Lewis
Minnesota
Fats
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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