Delicate Diplomacy Required in Korea
The article weighs U N mandates and U S troop presence in South Korea amid possible withdrawal this fall. It questions Ford and Kissinger policy linking U S interests to the regime, explores 1953 treaty provisions, and warns that removal could calm regional tensions or invite North Korean action.
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Congress Members Clash Over Confidential Records
The Florida prosecutor presses for confidential financial disclosures from U S officials as part of a bribery probe. The Senate counsel guides the comptroller general to withhold, invoking legislative privilege. The episode mirrors Nixon era tactics and questions congressional record policing.
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Turnpike Signs Stupid Dangerous Says West Virginia Column
The Daily Mail's John McGee and rivals condemn West Virginia Turnpike interchanges for misleading signs. They argue the toll road is two lanes not four and warn drivers, especially in the left lane, of the safety hazards present.
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Virginia
Old Calendar Is Preferred In Public Discussion
In May readers heard proponent Wallace Barlow propose a 29 holiday calendar to create 5 million jobs by 12 months of 28 days each. Government workers and bankers would reject it while ordinary citizens would miss days off. The old calendar's sentimental appeal remains strong.
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A Father's Mind On Fathers Day
Random thoughts of a father on Fathers Day. He jokes about daughter hair, education costs, and why kids ignore advice. He muses on cars, gas, wine bottles, and the generational gap. He ponders Rolling Stones tickets, beach trips, and balancing discipline with love in parenting.
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Aspen
Alaska
Mia
Readers' Forum Caption Sparks Gazette Redemption
The Gazette faces renewed debate after Mr. Marsh praised a photo described as a picture worth 2 thousand words. The editor recounts being shocked by the initial refusal to publish a reader's letter without a name, noting Mr. Chilton's involvement.
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Nixonism Endures as Press Attacks Persist in Politics
A column reviews enduring Nixonism and its effects on press freedom, noting Richard Nixon’s era saw hostile coverage and aggressive attempts to discredit reporters. It argues government secrecy harms citizens and cites targets like the Federal Reserve and the media’s role in exposing misdeeds.
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Pietra the Terrible
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Des Moinés
San Clemente
Nashville film critique undercuts its national allegory
Joseph Kraft argues Nashville distorts America's flaws by offering a generic indictment. He says the film satirizes showbiz politics through Hal Philip Walker and a con artist campaign team, but misses the real drivers of national life found in mass institutions, work, and communal roles shaping jobs, schools, and order.
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Supremé Con Artists
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Inger
Barbara Fea
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Tax system grows less progressive over time
A study summarized by Ray Howard shows the federal income tax becoming less progressive from 1945 through 1975. It notes rising effective rates for low and moderate incomes and larger cuts for middle and upper brackets, with inflation sharpening low income burdens.
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George M. von Furstenberg
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