Women groups push meat boycott to lower prices
Opinion argues against Cattlemen, crediting market forces but noting weather killed 160,019 cattle in Texas Panhandle, raising costs. Authors claim inflation, not meat prices alone, drive costs while housewives press for vigilance. They praise improved cattle quality and farming methods amid activist pressure.
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Texas
Panhandle
Brea Mraths
America
Italy
Soviet Union
Catilenen
Excuses in Soviet Planning Contrast with Social Control
The piece argues orthodox Marxists believe mankind can be perfectible through communism yet the Soviet Union shows rising alcoholism and juvenile delinquency. It contends the system accepts failure but blames education, claiming rigid mass production of happiness cannot suppress diverse personal aspirations.
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Soviet Union
Sater
Plaza
Fidel Castro
Students Save Santa Cruz Bus Line With Student Fees
In 1971 at the University of California Santa Cruz campus, a money losing bus line found a subsidy plan. Students voted 95 percent in favor of adding 10.50 to annual registration to fund routes within a 156 mile radius, hoping for free rides beyond. The plan reduced hitchhiking and increased riders, with a modest surplus two years running, though fiscal strain and federal funds for new buses persisted. The piece argues the marketplace can work when trusted and supported by voluntary funding.
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Commercial Car Journal
3 Truck
Bis
Santa Cruz
University of California
Vere
Lassie Seelahst Lehacie
Game
Airborne Tales of Fear and Laughter in Flight
A humorous and vivid reminiscence follows an anxious flyer and his brother as they board a 727 on a breezy first flight. Tales of Jackie Gleason, engine feathering, and a failed emergency landing unfold with nostalgic club-chair recollections of airline antics and comic danger.
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John
Royall
Fasters Airlines
Johnny
Anna
Central Airlines
Jon Bedwell
Jomt Aviation
Clitor
Kennedy
Dallas
New Orleans
Jackie Gleason
Jack Haley
Jack Oakle
Warmer Bros
New York
Hie
Iaud
Corns
Jackie
Gleason
Oklahoma
Mac Busch
Rod LaRocque
Telegram quotes on freedom and self rule in 1973
The Telegram advocates personal freedom as a divine gift and rejects government control, urging readers to value self direction and natural rights. The piece frames freedom through principles in laws and the declaration, urging responsible civic action amid calls for individual autonomy.
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P Wa
Govarmment
Diet and liver by Lawrence E Lamb M D
Dear Dr Lamb a year ago I had cirrhosis from heavy drinking and poor eating I survived but am overweight at 5 11 and 211 pounds I ask what to eat drink and whether I can work again The answer stresses liver status determines diet and activity and suggests lean meats low sugar fruits vegetables fortified skim milk and walking to lose fat while avoiding alcohol and excess calories
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Mne
Harkache
United States
Fragmented OCR word soup hints at crossword style clues
A garbled mix of terms mentions mountains forest worker compass point experiment and various disjointed phrases. It reads like an OCR crossword or puzzle column fragment with scattered numbers and unrelated clues.
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Seaport
War over Northwest log exports fuels Oregon Washington dispute
In a heated regional clash, Oregon seeks a 1077 ban on log shipments to Japan amid fears it would crush the U.S. lumber industry. Washington argues the export split, with most U.S. log shipments from Washington, shows a delicate balance between state economies and federal forest land use.
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Oregon
Washington
Robert Packwood
Bert L. Cols
I Olympia
Wash
U.S
Washitglan
Alaska
Seattle
Puget Sowid
Packwount
Sierra Clu
Japan
USS
Washingtor
Columbia River
Oregon Lumber Siills
Hay’ Hart Nousert
Weyerhaeuser Company
Columbia
Washington Mills
California
State of Washington
Washington Log Export Debate Faces Senators and Taxpayers
Washington lawmakers clash over logging exports with Senators Scoop Jackson and Maggie Magnuson leading opposition. Critics warn_exports threaten state funds and port facilities while supporters argue exports balance trade and boost Northwest timber use. Reforestation and ownership by the Federal Government emerge as key points in a heated debate.
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Washington
Scoop Jackson
Maggie
Magnuson
Japan
U.S
Hevaning
Tokyo Haty Il
Packwood
Portland
Northwest
Washington State
Oregon
Sierra Club
Nixon Isolation Theory Reframes Watergate Knowledge
A theory suggests President Nixon may have known little of Watergate politics despite aides being involved. The piece cites Attorney General John Mitchell and H R Haldeman as possible but unproven figures, while noting several aides have been convicted. It argues Nixon's extreme personal isolation could explain limited awareness of events.
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Washington
Nixon
John Mitchell
White House
H.R
Bob) Haldeman
Wixan
Richard Nixon
Mat
Faldernan
Mitchell
Haldeman
Nixes
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Your Freedom Newspaper
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Chamberlain
Ray
Watergate
Seus
Bruce
Biossat
Enterpria
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