Free market champion argues snake oil harms economy
A Sunnyvale California reader James B Harris argues in a Nation's Business Magazine letter that government market interventions fail to solve economic problems and hinder progress. He asserts free enterprise would have prevented current ills and urges markets be allowed to seek solutions without heavy government measures.
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Nation's Business Magazine
James B. Harris
Sunnyvale
Calif
Harris
James+. Harris
Free market prescription for gasoline and policy reform
The speaker condemns political manipulation of markets as worsening social and economic ills. They argue gasoline prices should reflect supply and demand, and urge the President Congress and the Supreme Court to undo legislation and orders they claim hinder free markets.
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Moore
Congress
Supreme Court
Eggs and Bureaucracy Spar Over Possible Federal Egg Office
A satirical look at how egg production slipped from 70 billion in 1971 to 68 billion in 1972 and how a hypothetical Federal Egg Office might have regulated distribution. The piece mocks bureaucratic planning, parallels with energy agencies, and the pitfalls of overreliance on statistics in a fluctuating market.
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U.S
Department of Agriculture
Federal Egg Office
FEO
Federal Energy Office
FEQ
National Egg Office
NEQ
Energy
Libertarians Debate Participation in Politics and Survey Tactics
In Reason the case for involvement is argued amid libertarian debate. A farmer faces a driveway skunk parable on rights and smell while Libertarian Information Service reviews a 1573 voting record. Senators Ervin and Baker receive contrasting ratings. the piece ends with a call for varied strategic approaches.
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Reason
Steve Symms
R Idabo
Ofd
Libertarian Information Service
Aurora
Colo
Congressimen Ad
Four Prisoners Escape Dalles Prison Camp by Taxi
A light hearted note reports four prisoners at the Dalles Prison Camp fled by hailing a taxi. They walked into an open cab and left the camp unseen, enjoying a brief taste of freedom before returning.
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Dalles
Freedom clash spurs surrender on tiny Charlotte radio
The Gastonia Gazette reports a covert push to surrender by inmates seeking return to prison life with guaranteed bed, heat, and meals. Former inmates joke about no wife to nag and quip about circling taxis returning them to the compound.
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Charlotte
Wall of news thaws as one headline breaks the guard
The narrator describes emotional desensitization to daily news until a single headline, Kissinger fails to end deadlock, shatters the wall and provokes a spiral of questions about trust in law, media, and world events. He recalls fears from 1915 era and reflects on ongoing headlines provoking unease.
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Eaink
Becauze E
News
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burien
Richard Nixon
Kissinger
Freedom and Self Control Moral Guide in Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Telegram argues that true freedom comes from self-control, not license for anarchy, linking freedom to divine gift and civic responsibility. It emphasizes personal responsibility, moral guides, and the Declaration of Independence as foundations for a free society.
Understanding the Vasovagal Fainting Reflex and Advice
The doctor explains fainting often stems from the vasovagal reflex where blood pools in the legs, lowering brain perfusion. Triggers include sight of blood or emotional stress. most cases in young people are not serious, but in those over 30 warrants careful exam and follow up to rule out heart or vascular issues.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D. Dearby
Lamb
Zaid
Air Force Academy
Air Force
Soviet plans and Tito health cloud Austria Yugoslavia
Two linked but separate items unset in scope warn of upheaval in Europe. Tito shows declining health with Switzerland medical help while exiled Czech General Sejna reveals Soviet contingency plans codenamed Polarka to occupy southern and eastern Austria after Tito's death and shift Austria toward a Warsaw Pact alignment.
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Yugoslavia
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Switzerland
Jan Sejna
Profil
Sejna
Czechoslovakia
Bruno Kreisky
Sejia
Austria
Senia
Polarka
NATO
Vienna
Moscow
Washington
Europe
Senna
Karl Luetgendort
Luetgendorf
Synthhe
Kerr Rudolf Kirchschlaeger
United States
CIA
Sejra
Polazka
Obscure Across Clues Prompt Scrambled Entries
A fractured OCR fragment lists scattered crossword style clues and partial answers. The text mingles foreign terms, numbers, and stray letters, with no coherent theme or complete entries to interpret.
Fragmentary text about a sea eagle and associated names
The readable fragments mention a sea eagle in England near Sandarac tree and refer to names like Judah and Bib and a few disjoint phrases about verification and labels. The content is highly garbled without coherent events or clear reporting.
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Sandarac Tree
England
Nixon impeachment issue tests presidency and balance of powers
The columnist argues Nixon’s stance against House subpoenas preserves the presidency but risks constitutional accountability. It contends impeachment may be needed to cleanse the office and warns that defending the presidency at all costs could undermine the U.S. system by shielding future leaders.
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Peacimere
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Legislative Branch
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White House
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House
Andrew Johnson
Watergate
Richard Nixon
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