Sweden’s socialist model tested by tax burden and strikes
A critique of Sweden’s welfare state argues private enterprise persisted alongside socialized programs while tax rises and inflation erode capital. It cites Scripps Howard’s Royce and Boyce noting wage gaps, emigration of scientists, and rising unemployment as Palme’s socialists face declining popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Scripps-Howard
Richard I. Royce
Hocky Mountain News
Stockholm
Boyer
Social Democrat
Socialist Party
Boyce
Awoden
Olof .Palme
Royce
Democratic Socialista
Scripps- Howard
Flecing
Hayee
Swern
United States
Bayee
Samv Phy
Palme
Health care aims and misfires in national reform efforts
An Amerivary Medical News report on a national Health Care for All briefing shows planners from federal and academic sectors dominating panels with no practicing physicians. Critics warn against forced rural assignments and note the AMA policy and Medicredit proposal are ignored while billions are spent without guaranteeing universal care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerivary Medical News
Committee On National Health Insurance
U.S
AMA
Population Change Figures From South Magazine
The South news magazine highlights rapid population shifts, noting births every nine seconds and deaths every 16.5 seconds. It cites immigrant arrivals and citizens emigrating, resulting in an overall net population increase roughly every 15.5 seconds, equating to about 232 per hour and over 1.5 thousand per day.
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South
Debate Over Domestic Wiretaps Without Court Orders
Washington era column debates if Justice Department may wiretap U S citizens without warrants. Experts name domestic dissidents who might be targeted and discuss risks to constitutional rights amid calls for broader executive surveillance.
Pattern of danger in domestic subversives dialogue
A dialogue fragment features Annelk Tinney and Cogsweller debating security risks from a married woman connected to a high official. They discuss wiretaps, bathroom calls, and potential anti country actions, questioning Attorney General Mitchell's duties and who should name the suspect. The tone mirrors a suspenseful wartime or political intrigue exchange.
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Cogsweller
Russi
Washington
Atty Con
Mitchell
Freedom and Moral Guides in Columbus Nebraska
Fragmentary note cites freedom as a gift from God not government grant. Mentions moral guides and a date Thursday, April 29, 197? Columbus Nebraska, urging consistency with truth and peace. Emergency or public event not clear.
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Thig Messinger
Columbus, Nebraska
ASK THE DOCTOR Work enlarges heart
Dear Doctor Lamb explains that an enlarged heart results from increased heart muscle or chamber volume due to higher workload or faulty electricity. Causes include artery disease, high blood pressure, valve defects, and heart failure. prevention centers on not smoking, maintaining weight, exercising, and treating infections like strep throat promptly.
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Laverence Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Fragmented Crossword Clues From Old Page
Readable clues reference housing prevaricate Breegymen map arrows poison hare war god unusual glandular organ and Latin phrases with scrambled terms. Several entries appear garbled or partial preserved items include Prager endina Siek and King of Gurdo's Scale Nozwa with scattered foreign language hints and family terms.
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Pacis Pereclator
Abortion debate and campus speech at Dartmouth
An observer reviews a Planned Parenthood presentation by Dr. Alan Guttmacher at Dartmouth, noting the speaker’s ecological buzzwords and perceived condescension. The piece questions humane and liberal labels attached to abortion and sterilization, highlighting discomfort with equating abortion to a humane act and debating whether a fetus merits the label human.
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Alan Gusimacher
Dartmouth
Dr. Guttmacher
Gutlmacher
Guttmacher
Gulimacher
No Passing Fancy in Sunglasses Indoors Across Cultures
During nine Black Panther trial proceedings last winter a prosecutor accused a defendant of wearing sunglasses indoors under bright courtroom lights. Experts cite many motives from masking emotions to fantasy roles, with others praising elegance and star power.
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New York
NEA
Black Panther Party
Nny
Mortimer M Weinberg
Feinberg
City University of New York
Billie
Truman Capote
Ohio
New York City
Couturier
Oleg Cassini
Katherine Hepburn
United States
Sunglasses Take Spotlight As New Shade Trend In 1960s
In the early 1960s Jackie Kennedy popularized sunglasses and the fashion extends to non lenses and tinted options. Manufacturers now offer tints like mauve gray green rose and orange. Experts note people wear glasses even when not needed for style and protection from wind dust and pollution indoors or outdoors.
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Jackie Kennedy
Mauti Edwarda
Foster Grant, Inc
Sir William Coakes
Cleopatra
Nile
Nero
New York
Evolution of the FTC and government regulation debate
An opinion piece traces the Federal Trade Commission’s origins in the Progressive Era and argues that the Nixon Administration expanded regulatory power. It criticizes leaders like Caspar Weinberger and Miles Kirkpatrick for broadening agency reach and even hints at forcing firms to change advertising, reflecting skepticism about government protection.
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Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Nixon
FTC
Caspar Weiberger
California
Philadelphia
Miles W. Kirkpatrick
Federal Trade 2 Commission
Madison Avenue
Buick
Protection and Critics Clash Over FTC Powers and Tobacco Policy
Ralph Nader praises FTC progress and calls for stronger oversight to recruit idealistic lawyers to consumer protection. The faction insists on expanded powers and funding while noting government subsidies and Iceland's loan aiding tobacco imports. Critics ask why subsidies raise prices for American and Icelandic consumers and urge FTC scrutiny of this market.
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Ralph Nader
FTC
FIG
FIC
Iceland
Tealand
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A quirky column by Phil Pastoret ponders care with fictional characters and quirky food ideas. The playful editorial tone toys with the notion of sharing dishes and drop in quick units in a humorous aside.
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Phil Pastoret
Pundant Man Returns After Rainy Evening Fire Check
A pundant man, known for inspecting a lazy colleague, goes home on a third rainy evening. The report notes his routine vigil and the weather context shaping the commute and mood of the neighborhood.
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Effarada Elds
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J. Edgar Hoover Community College of Law and Order
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Kos Annelk Tinney
Weer
THE
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Howdy Doody
White House
Rains
Connecticut
Smootheviers
Ardoc
Arigsar
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T Newspaper Enterprise
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Iis
Catholic Women’s League
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Jeffrey
Hart
Lee Mueller
Enlaiprinn
Nation's Press
George L. Roche IIi
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