Seed corn being consumed by inflation and taxes
The piece argues that inflation and heavy taxation erode capital seed for tomorrow's production. It cites Drucker and Mobil Oil to show profits in nominal dollars mask real erosion, warning that rising prices and currency weakness undermine capital for future growth and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Drucker
Mobil Oil Corporation
Movil
Mobi
Bul
United States
U.S
Mobil
The People Speak and To Cambodia
A reader urges scrutiny of U S military and economic aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam. The letter cites daily spending, compares funding to Saigon, and urges action by Senators Hruska and Curtis. It notes a TV debate and references a Herblock cartoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S Agency For International Development
Saigon
Nixon
Education of
BTV
U.S
Hruska
Curtis
Vietnam
Voiceprinting and its growing role in law enforcement
The article outlines voiceprinting as a graphic voice profile akin to fingerprints, noting its claimed uniqueness and unreliability against fakery. It cites early trials, judicial acceptance, and notable uses from a 1987 Six Day War conversation to aircraft distress messages, plus potential medical and speech therapy applications and an impending market by Base Ten Systems in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlepal
Lawrence G. Kersla
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Connecticut
Nasser
Egypt
Hussein
Jordan
Asracltes
Kersla
Jone Vase
Las Vegas
San Francisco
Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
Hughes
Base ‘Ten Systems, Inc
Trenton
Your Freeda Newspaper Freedom Message In 1974
A reprint from The Columbus Telegram presents a devotional style call for personal freedom and self control anchored in God and moral guides. It frames freedom as a divine gift, not government grant, urging reflection on sermons and foundational documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeda
Cyan
Fragmented Puzzle of International Terms and Names
A garbled OCR style list mixes country references Chile Brazil and India with scattered clues about rivers poets and insects. It reads like a crossword or dictionary page fragment listing varied terms and partial definitions without coherent narrative or complete items.
From 1774 to Houdini Births A Chaotic Almanac Snapshot
Bicentennial notes recount Gage’s appointment as governor of Massachusetts Bay and Hutchinson’s departure to England. Mention of the Boston Port Bill protests led by Franklin and others, plus France and Spain watching. Also notes about Oliver Goldsmith, the Rensselaer school, gas lighting in major cities, buffalo drives on the plains, and Houdini’s birth in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley News Service
Thomas Gage
Alassachussetts Bay
Thomas Hutchinson
Boston
England
Gage
America
North America
Hutchinson
London
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Pinckney
William Lee
Arthur Lee
William Middleton
France
Canada
Spain
Ireland
Oliver Goldsmith
Ales
Rensselaer
Troy
N.Y
Stephen van Rensselaer
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Mary of
Bristol
New York City
Canal Street
Baltimore
Paris
River Platte
Nebraska
Harry Houdini
Appleton
Wis
Hungary
Eric Weiss
Robert Desmaxl
Oil boycott reshapes Arab role in US politics and culture
The oil embargo altered American views of Arabs, elevating their political presence from near invisibility to national prominence. It spurred media attention, guest appearances by Arab leaders, and a shift in candidate outreach toward Gulf states, while highlighting strategic power of Arab oil nations and tensions with France and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Israel
Newsweek
Beirut
Shah of
Iran
Jong
Persian Gulf
Ireland
Italy
Hoydott
Riyadh
Abu Dhabi
Ahmed Zaki al-Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Mabward Sheehan
Times
Suxlay
America
Russia
China
Western Europe
Japan
Hemmegston Range
Nixon
Faisal
Washington
Sadat
Egypt
Quai d’Orsay
U.S
France
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Peking
Jackie Onassis
Japan Seeks Stability Amid Inflation Fears Amid Global Pressures
Japan pursues a stability path as Prime Minister Tanaka faces summer Diet elections. Report highlights planned fuel and likely power price hikes, wage demands near 24 to 40 percent, and a cautious stance from officials. Despite inflation, leaders like Akio Morita of Sony and Yutaka Sugi of Nikon project strong domestic momentum, while external economists forecast 4-5 percent growth in 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Tanak
Diet
Tanaka
Beit
Yasuo Takeyama
Japan Economie Sovenal
Japan
AS-1
America
Ihe
Akio Morita
SONY
Yutaka Sugi
Nikon
Morita
Nere
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Florence Bragger
Herblock
Oakley
Fischetti
Geo
THE
Columbus Telegram
Columbus, Nebraska
South America
Auross
Chile
Perons Balliwick
Indiana Lab
Polly
Chinese Philos
Beret al Colerie
Maman Patriar Ds Spiter
Purzie
Seth
Beh
Cuida
Jeffrey
Hart
Bruce
Biossat
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