Nixon budget deficit confusion sparks inflation fears
The Nixon administration announced a 1971 year end deficit of 93.3 billion, second only to postwar totals, then claimed a surplus under full employment budgeting. Treasury and Budget officials explain a deficit would exist only if unemployment is under four percent with full employment, linking deficits to inflation risks and interest rates.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Treasury
John B. Connally
George F. Schultz
Office of Management and
Bulget
Nixon
Treasury Department
Folly on Welfare Reform FAP Proposal Faces Industry Skepticism
The piece argues President Nisoty backs a Family Assistance Plan allowing work while drawing welfare. It contrasts Chamber of Commerce concerns that FAP would cut work hours and reduce production. The writer warns against trusting political projects and predicts broader tax and welfare burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisoty
U.S
Better Business Bureau Becomes Consumer Regulator Bridge
The Council of Better Business Bureaus aims to revitalize the BBB network through self regulation. It targets staff expansion, regional offices, stronger advertising guidelines, consumer education, and mediation panels. A June 22 NY Appellate Division ruling cleared the council of libel and false advertising charges, a boost to its anti misuse efforts.
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NAACI
BBB
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Uncle Tomvish
Better Business Bureau
Nigra
Council of Peller Business Bureaus
CBBB
United States
Canada
Focal
BBS
Wolden
Tidusky
Supreme Court of New York State
Council of Better Business Bureaus
Coueil
BBE
Council
Red China hoax exposes State Department doubts
A satirical sketch portrays US officials debating a supposed country Red China near Formosa. The piece lampoons policy makers' denial and containment talk, suggesting comically that Red China may exist and be a threat to UN membership.
Telegram Column Promotes Freedom and Self-Control
The Telegram urges readers to value personal freedom as self-control aligned with truth. It cites guiding principles including the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, framing freedom as a responsible, Godly endowment. Published in Columbus Nebraska on Tuesday August 10 1971.
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Freetown
Columbus
Nebraska
Pill better than rhythm, says Dr Lamb on contraception
In a reader question and answer, Dr Lawrence Lamb asserts that birth control pills are more reliable than rhythm method, explaining how the 21 days on and seven off schedule prevents ovulation. He notes irregular cycles mean rhythm is often ineffective and abstinence isn’t required.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D. Desi
Lamb
Gear
Rover
Alvey
Jumble of clues hints at a cryptic quiz puzzle
A jumble of scrambled phrases appears to describe a cryptic style puzzle with numbers and wordplay. It mentions items like Courtaby and Dhomanruler alongside coded phrases such as A2 Letsutst and 37 Stir, then lists categories including French month harvests church constellations and fabric terms, suggesting a themed puzzle grid or clue set with diverse nouns and wordplay indicators.
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Auleetricity
Dhomanruler
Conserv conservatives warn Nixon era worsens US strategic position
A July statement by American conservatives claims the Nixon Administration has failed to counter a deteriorating military balance. They cite alarm among officials, a Blue Ribbon Defense Panel finding rising Soviet first strike capacity, and Jane's Fighting Ships confirming U.S. naval disadvantage. The piece compares the mood to 1930s France and warns the balance could become irretrievable if trends continue.
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Nixon
Soviet Union
Nixon Administration
United States
U.S. Navy
George McGovern
France
Germany
Rhineland
Vichy
Marshal Petain
Verdun
Eisenhower
Taly
Italy
Crisi
Lawyers put Bar on trial at ABA meeting
Article skewers the American Bar Association for maintaining a conservative stance while facing signs of activist lawyering. Quotes from Michael Tigar and Arthur Kinoy critique the ABA, with New York Mayor Lindsay urging more aggressive legal activism to address civil rights, corruption, and pollution.
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American Bar Association
AKA
Vietnam
U.S
ABA
Michael Tigar
Law
UCLA
Hecoine
Center For the Study of Democratic
Santa Barbara
Calif
Tipar
Attila
Tigar
Arthur Kinoy
Naw
Tralgers University
Newark
New York
John ¥. Lindsay
Lindsay
ABA Leaders Clash Over Vietnam Policy at Annual Meeting
Ralph Novak criticizes protectionism and wartime issues as the ABA debates a Vietnam withdrawal resolution. Leon Jaworski warns law is about values, not just technical skill, while Chief Justice Warren Burger urges patience and legislative action over court pressure for social change. House members applaud Lindsay's activism stance.
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ABA
Lindsay
New York
Leon Jaworski
Uie
ABA House of Delegates
Vietnam
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
ABA Board of Governors
Warren Burger
New York Times
Burger
Conflicts of Interest in Military Reserve Service by Elected Officials
The text debates whether elected officials serving in military reserves create conflicts of interest since compensation may come from taxes. It notes potential duplicative pay and duty separation, suggests disqualification from related votes, and discusses personal value judgments and re election pressures complicating conflicts of interest in politics.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret style notes and wry maxims
A column of sharp quips on domestic life taxes and luck. It quips that keeping a husband busy can keep him out of mischief, mirrors breakage brings bad luck, wealth invites IRS scrutiny, and parental support affects homework success. It also jokes about August snow displays and weekend chores stretching endlessly.
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Los Angeles
People's Republic of China
State Department
Red China
Maren Fulbright
North Vietnam
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Formosa
Poon
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Oey
CIA
Cll
Wes Bane
Willian
United Nations
Asecretary
Your Freedom Newspaper
Berry's
Ty Neal
Mio Emute
Alcoholics Anonymous Asso
U8. Public Wealth Service
Itale
Perusers Reginasa
Gantt
Gol Np Rema Areae
Saint Officials
Kitchen
Seissade Arcent Iu
Hound
Cyhele
Malsaniye
Linvalyerd
Icc
Sen
Dora Tatu
Jeffrey Hart
Ralph Novak
Weer Eeterpriyp Association
Peny
Ment
Phil Pastoret
IRS
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