Reverberation syndrome dialogue on future shock
The piece argues future shock and reverberation syndrome shape society as new technologies create unforeseen consequences. It cites automobiles, insecticides, and medical advances producing rapid, wide ripple effects and urges constructive adaptation rather than recrimination to cope with a changing world.
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Spying and surveillance echo Orwell in 1960s defense data pull
The piece notes a Defense Department data sweep reaching 26 million watched individuals and 760,000 organizations, with 1967 urban unrest and 1968 DNC footage by Army agents posing as media. It critiques broad collection of street plans, city hubs, and leaders, calling it bungling and a wary future.
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George Orwell
Defense Department
Orwell
A Bintel Brief on Immigrant Jews and the East Side
An observer recalls the oldest young people in the world as immigrant Jews at Ellis Island, detailing their poverty dignity and social life. The piece highlights Polish Galicia and Romanian origins, the Forward paper, and readers letters about love work loyalty and hardship. The tone blends nostalgia with vivid portraits of a community shaping American life.
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Your Freedom Newspaper March 14 1971 Columbus Nebraska
The Telegram frames a local issue urging personal responsibility and self control as essential to freedom. It asserts freedom as a divine gift, not political grant, aligning with moral guides and the Declaration of Independence. There is a call for inner peace starting with the reader.
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Ask the Doctor Back pain causes and TB notes
Lawrence Lamb discusses back and kidney pain after treated TB of the kidney, noting many causes including colonic issues and muscle or spine problems. He explains X rays often miss non-lung TB and urine tests better reflect kidney function, then addresses jaw pain in an elderly reader, linking nocturnal chest fluid and heart issues to positional relief.
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M.D
Dr. Lamb
Reader
Lame
Freshman Senators Form Truth Squad Over Vietnam War Speech
Freshmen Brock Weicker Beall Taft join veterans to push back on Democratic Vietnam rhetoric. They pledge to challenge Muskie McGovern Humphrey and others on using the Senate floor for partisan aims, aiming to curb War rhetoric while backing Nixon’s policy.
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Robert Taft
Ohio
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Connecticut
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Humphrey
William Roth
Delaware
James Buckley
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Robert McNamara
Richard Nixon
Hrack
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Hubert Humphrey
America
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Question Box on retiring bonds and Federal Reserve repeal
A reader argues that retiring U.S. bonds could reduce debt and interest, and suggests repealing the Federal Reserve Act. The reply notes uncertainty that repeal would erase debt obligations, mentions buying Fed assets, and warns that unbacked fiat money could trigger inflation and loss of credit discipline. Robert LeFebvre is cited.
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Federal Reserve Act
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Helvit college president endorses achiever ideal
Dr. Milley Upton of Helvit promotes an upperdog philosophy urging focus on the achiever who identifies problems and takes decisive steps to succeed, arguing for practical action over overreaction to underdog needs.
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Helvit
Tun
For the underdog and the hard working achiever
A Tuscaloosa News letter endorses the idea of supporting the underdog and high achievers. It argues that individual excellence is valued and encouraged, praising the “upperdog” as a symbol of progress and success. The piece expresses belief in a good society built on personal effort.
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Ala
CBS Editing of Henkin Interview Sparks Media Outcry
Critics charge CBS doctored an interview with Assistant Defense Secretary Daniel Henkin for The Selling of the Pentagon. They accuse the network of rearranging answers to mislead viewers, while CBS defends editing as standard journalism. The dispute highlights credibility concerns amid government and media trust questions.
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Frank
Loo Tap
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NBC
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