Editorial Page In Our Opinion on U S Economic Standing
The piece cites IMF data to argue the United States faces inflation and cost pressures but shows stronger money supply growth performance than seven other nations. It contrasts U S price rises with Britain, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Japan, and Sweden while noting room for improvement yet widespread envy of U S conditions.
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West
International Monetary Fund
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Britain
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France
Netherlands
Japan
Sweden
IMF
Home renting vs ownership gains in big cities
Paul Harvey weighs pros and cons of renting versus owning a home as taxes, upkeep, and mortgage costs tilt in favor of renting in many large cities. He notes state tax relief efforts, homestead exemptions, and the row house as a middle path, predicting voters may favor homeownership again.
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Paul Harvey
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Jackson
Miss
Greece
New York
California
New Jersey
Minnesota
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Bride Left at Altar by Would-Be Groom Wanderlust Tale
A 20-year-old groom fled the church just before the vows saying he could not say yes and wished to travel. The fiancée vows to consult her lawyer and notes she had given him $7 for new shoes, while a sermon urges reverence for marriage.
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Cecilia Nerd
Nerd
Unclear Fragment on John Connall Kissinger and Good Will
Fragmentary text discusses a “peripatetic President” and diplomacy. It mentions John Connall and Henry Kissinger in a debate about good will trips and entangling alliances. No clear event or outcome is established.
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John Conradvice
Nally
Senate
Henry Kissinger
U.S
John
Connall
Nixon
Secrecy abuses in Pentagon Papers reveal Vietnam pressure tactics
Washington column discusses ongoing government secrecy and how portions of the Pentagon Papers show Lyndon Johnson altering air raids to pressure Hanoi, with later disclosures by Nixon. It notes Kosygin's London trip signaling a shift toward Soviet mediation and questions about Soviet influence on DRV negotiations.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Pentagon
Lyndon Johnson
Hanoi
Vietnam
Johnson
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Establishement
Kremlin
Shexei Kosygin
London
Kosygin
U.S
DRV
Brezhnev
Communist Party
Thompson
Moscow
Mac's World Some Humorous Records
Columnist Don Maclean jokes about absurd world records and finished bits from The Maclean Column of Records. He riffs on backward car-wash walks, wearing white at night, and counting to absurd numbers while casually weaving political quips and fatefully playful lines.
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Washington
Don Maclean
Geoff Lashlip
McGovern Burden Could Be Monumental If Elected
Washington analysis warns that US discontent with public services crime and pollution could overwhelm a president who must deliver promises. If George McGovern wins the Democratic nomination and the presidency, the burden of unmet rising expectations could turn his supporters into fierce enemies and jeopardize his tenure.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Washington
Tran
George McGovern
White House
McGovern
America
Irving Kristol
Kristol
McGovern’s nomination drive tests the system and party unity
Washington analysis argues McGovern’s path to the Democratic nomination provokes strong system resistance within Congress and city mayors. It warns that many Democrats will distance themselves or openly back Nixon, while urban leaders may oppose McGovern’s foreign policies and radical leftward appeals.
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William S. White
Washington
Sen
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Nixon
McGovern
Miami Beach
G.O.P
US Conference of Mayors
Richard Daley
Chicago
Humphrey
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