Port Telegraph Telegram Post Publishing 1971
An OCR fragment from a 1971 Port Telegram page shows publication data for August. The text references the Telegram Post Publishing Company and a Port location with date indicators, but readable details are limited to publisher and month.
Nixon uses 23.2 billion deficit figure to frame 1972 fiscal year
Nixon administration defends a 23.2 billion deficit for the year ending June 20, 1972, contrasting it with earlier projections. Officials argue the gap was smaller than 1948 deficits and cite a hypothetical employment scenario where full capacity would have yielded higher revenues. Critics note ongoing inflation and Democratic attitudes.
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Nixon
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Connally and Shultz
Congress
City Faces Expanded Civil Rights Liability For Police Misconduct
A DC Court of Appeals ruling rejects sovereign immunity, holding Washington and, potentially, all cities liable under civil rights laws when police violate citizens’ rights. The decision allows suits against cities for damages even if individual officers aren’t identified, and may prompt better police training and new nuisance actions.
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U.S. Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Washington
David L. Bazelon
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Head Start Worthwhile for Low Income Families
Head Start benefits include improved child care and support for mothers. Mothers report reduced loneliness, better understanding of their children, and new social networks from talking with other moms. The program enables mothers to shop, clean, visit, and have free time while their child is in Head Start.
Ms or Mrs Prefix Debate Sparks Civil Rights Claims
Rep. Bella Abzug pushes to ban marital status prefixes in government records as discriminatory. The 11 year old civil rights advocate argues Ms should replace Miss and Mrs to end intrusion on women's status. Separately, May Day protests cost New York City millions in business and police overtime. Humphrey notes 18 year olds will vote in a new style to boost turnout.
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Bella Abzug
Abzug
Eyament
United States
Hubert H. Humphrey
Health career guide signals vast future in health jobs
Dr. Edwin Crosby of the American Hospital Assn predicts hospitals will be the nation’s largest new source of jobs by 19TS. A rundown lists roles from home health aides to pharmacists aides and physician assistants with growing demand, varied training paths, and increasingly competitive pay scales for high school graduates.
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Edwin Crosby
The
American Hospital Assn
National Council of Homes Maker
New York
Molten Lava Meaning of Violence by Bruce Bioss
The piece argues that violence in society is not solely a protest against issues like the Vietnam War or poverty. It suggests violence arises from deeper, eruption-like forces within humans, akin to molten lava beneath a fragile crust, with civilization attempting to suppress rather than unleash these forces. It cites Colin Wilson and Ramsey Clark to frame violence as a fundamental, enduring aspect of human nature.
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JR Wonan
Colin Wilson
Wilson
U.S
Ramsey Clack
Capital Fare Boost for McCarthy in Independent Vote Tilt
The piece argues that McCarthy urged Ellsberg to avoid publicity and possibly declassify select papers, aiming to sway independent voters toward him. It cites a Gallup poll showing McCarthy leading McGovern among independents and Penobscot groups, suggesting McCarthy could disrupt the Democratic establishment at Miami Beach.
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Nancy
McCarthy
Daniel Elleberg
Defense Department
Ellshere
White House
George McGovern
McGovern
Fenlagan
Parade Magazine
Ellsberg
McGarthy
Ellaberg
McCarthy Alread
Gallup
Gene McCarthy
Lstablishment
Miami Beach
New Trail
Muahie
Kennedy
Humparey
Roca
Reality Support for China in U S Attitude Debate
A review of how U S policy makers weigh recognizing reality in China. Secretary Rogers backs United Nations representation for both People's Republic and Taiwan while opposing ousting Nationalist China from Formosa. Nixon's and Eisenhower's past warnings frame contemporary debate on Sino U S relations and the two China theory. Premier Chow estimates six points for improving ties including recognizing Peking’s government.
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U.S
Red China
United States
William P. Rogers
United Nations
Peoples Republic of China
Formosa
U.N
Taiwan
United Nation
Ohn Foster Bulles
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Donn Fg Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Preking
U.N. General Assembly
Man tse-Tung
Guam
Hla Vie Sin
Asia
Vietnam
Ans
Vrealites
Possible LNG import plan slows U.S. gasification effort
Washington observer notes El Paso Natural Gas Co seeks Algerian LNG import of one billion cubic feet annually as Senate Interior and Insular Affairs hearings weigh energy policy. He cites Senator Jennings Randolph, Senate Resolution 45, and calls for energy independence, urging solar, tidal and geothermal options while warning LNG imports may delay domestic gasification.
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Washington
LNG
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Algeria
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Senate
Els
Energy
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Washington, D.C
By Sylvia Porter
Bruce Bioss
Capital
Andrew Tally
Comic Dictionary
Pesta
Holmes Alexander
Lares Anne Mane
New York Times
Jennings Randolph
American Bar Association
Energy Crisi
Randolph
Randoph
Beliave
Israel
India
France
Italy