Higher SS taxes and earnings limits spark reform talk
The piece argues current Social Security rules penalize workers who earn beyond $1,680 yearly before age 72, while income from dividends and rents escapes. Business leaders push to end the restriction, condemning benefits as too low. Citizens cite elderly hardships, rents, and welfare comparisons to pressure subsidies and higher payouts. The reserve, said to consist of low yield government securities, is blamed for limiting benefits.
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Enaugh
National Federation of Independent Business
Congress
NFIB
NFIG
Colin Campbell
Dartmouth
Social Secury Reserve
Working women win mortgage access as barriers fall
Advances in lending reflect shifting attitudes and economic changes. John P. Farry notes six million female headed families, with twenty million individuals, many with young children. Growth in private mortgage insurance and condominiums also aids women borrowers.
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John P. Farry
United States Savings and Loan League
Wich
Farry
POW hypocrisy exposed in Paris prisoner issue clash
U S Ambassador William Porter pressed North Vietnam to release gravely ill American prisoners and allow neutral observers to inspect camps for humane treatment. Communists rejected but admitted prisoners are not “war criminals,” prompting calls to require Geneva convention compliance and approved inspections while offering neutral observer sources.
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Paris
William J. Porter
Armericans
Porter
Yugoslavi
Romania
Letter to J Edgar Hoover and FBI Trust Questioned
A reader recalls sending $50 to Friends of the FBI Inc and questions why a TV show star linked to The FBI would need FBI protection. He cites correspondence with J Edgar Hoover’s office, a counter letter from Media Probe, and asks who Parker is. He urges return of the $50 and ends with a demand to stop sending letters.
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Mr. Zimbalist
Friends of the
F.B.I. Inc
FBI
Ming
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Brather
John
J. Edgar Hoover
Toover
FBT
Zimbalist
Alma Gluck
Friends of the F.B.I, Inc
3.A. Parker
Friends of the F.B.I
Parker
Ime
America
Hall
Hoover
FBP
Lou Nicola
Cartha DeLoache
Tor Bite
Your Freedom Newspaper Mission Statement
The text proclaims a newspaper aim to promote freedom and moral guidance, referencing God given liberty, self-control, and constitutional ideals. It emphasizes responsible citizenship, peace, and adherence to rights and duties in a periodical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your Freedom
Vitamin E myths and cervical ribs questions
Dear Dr Lamb explains that high dose vitamin E does not cure diabetes or lower cholesterol and that excess intake risks only wasted money. The second reader asks about cervical ribs causing arm pain and numbness. doctors advise evaluation by a physician, noting extra ribs can press vessels or nerves and require tests to identify the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Reader
American Medical Assn
Melville’s Works and scattered clue terms list
A fragmentary OCR style list mixes book titles, names, numbers, and obscure phrases. It includes Melville references, person names, locations like Tulan city, and assorted catalog-like items such as Doctrines, Medicinal, Tropical fruit, British gun, Hinduqueen, Japanese Peter, and public vehicle. The piece resembles a damaged dictionary or index page with many unreadable segments and incomplete entries.
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pAtnss
Asmountain
Fulbright Criticized Abroad Over Radio Free Europe
East bloc opinion turns against Fulbright for opposing U S backed Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. Korab reports hostile chants in Poland and Czechoslovakia likening him to Ulbricht. Critics say his stance clashes with Nixon China policy and Brezhnev doctrine, fueling internal Senate resistance.
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Fulbricht
Czechoslovakia
East-Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Poland
Fulbright
Neue: Zuercher Zeitung
Alexander
Korab
Joe McCarthy
J. William Fulbright
Radio Free Europe
Radio: Liberty
U.S
Radio Free Escope
Radio Liberty
Nixon
Radio Free
Asia
Taiwan
Radio of Free
Asis
Ching
Mao Tsetung
Chiang Kai-shek
Europa
Soviet Empire
Baltic Countries
Mosler
Inner Asia
Ukraine
Alexander Korab
China Palley
Brezhnev
Moscow
Ho Chi Minh
Senate
Charles Percy
Ilingig
Hubert Humphrey
Fulbright, Radio Free Europe clash over broadcasting policy
The debate widens as Fulbright delays the issue until June over Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty funding. Polish anti-Communist emigrants accuse Jan Nowak of blacklisting references and favoring conciliatory tones toward Communism. They urge a tougher stance while Fulbright questions the neutrality of current practices.
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Ust
Vance Hartke
America
Birch Bayh
Barry
Goldwater
Mark Hatfield
Henry ‘Jackson
Fulbright
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
Agian
Radio Free Europa
Thay
Lucius Clay
Jan Nowak
Mr. Nowak
Janusz Kowalewski
Juliusz Sokolnicki
National debt growth risks runaway borrowing and bankruptcy
Treasury debt could reach unsustainable levels as interest accelerates with rising borrowing. Governments rely on bond sales and taxation, but excessive debt sparks fears of default or repudiation. The piece argues for reduced spending and balanced finances to stabilize credit and protect economic growth.
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United States Treasury
Congress
Connally
Ele
Treasury
Jess
United States
Tacoma
Rulyns
U.S
Ee Yale
No clear article headline available here
Fragmentary OCR text references youths criticizing society and praising Communism, mentions Vladimir Bukovsky and a Russian prison context. No identifiable event or sourcing details provided.
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Vladimir Bukovsky
Slander charge lands man seven years confinement and exile
A man was sentenced to seven years confinement and five years exile for slandering the Soviet state. The Columbia Record notes the remark that American slanderers should bless the freedom of thought and speech they enjoy.
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Columbia
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