Kahn critiques upper middle class in wake of unthinkable talk
In an interview with Intellectual Digest, Herman Kahn of the Hudson Institute argues Americans feel hopeful yet fed up and out of touch with reality. He singles out the upper middle class as the source of perceived hypocrisy and credibility gaps in media, education, and culture.
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Baytown Sun Contact and Post Office Details
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American Political Picture Undergoes Radical Change
ERNEST CUNEO argues that the South has transformed from an economic underclass tied to cotton and tobacco into a booming, resource rich region under federal support and LBJ’s leadership. He credits education, reform, and political shifts for the modern South and cites Johnson and Rayburn in shaping policy and investment.
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Hormones May Help Cirrhosis Patients Says Dr Lamb
Dear Dr Lamb offers cautious notes on cirrhosis causes and treatments noting abstinence from alcohol, vitamin and mineral supplements, diet and rest. Hormones from the cortisone group may be used in acute liver illness with rest and careful activity evaluation.
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Heroin Hotline Flop Spurs GAO Critique and Security Waste
The piece reports that the Nixon heroin hotline failed to yield heroin finds, with GAO data showing 28,341 calls and only a few minor seizures. It criticizes the program as a public relations effort and notes reductions in hotline staff and lines. It also covers Air Force classified waste rules to keep trash out of sight, including new disposal bags and restricted unclassified waste.
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Nixon image study says voters see him as experienced but aloof
A BASICO survey finds Americans view President Nixon as capable and efficient yet emotionally distant. The study analyzes 450 interviews and projective responses, showing strong positive traits among supporters but enduring concerns about warmth and personal integrity.
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