Telegram Opining On Depression Era Morale And Looming Economic Danger
The piece argues Americans showed resilience during the 1930s downturn but questions how the nation would cope in a 1970s crisis. It cites Hoover warnings and Harvey Peters on bankruptcy, stressing individual effort, productivity, and distrust of dependence on welfare as keys to avoiding a slide into socialism.
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Histoy
Grcat
Willy
America
Will
Wolice
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Manion Foruth
Foy Harvey Peters
Peters
Anmerians
Wheat and corn prices lift farmers as exports shape trade
Nation notes high crop prices boost planting incentives while commodity futures flow from stocks to futures markets. Prices for wheat at $5, corn $3.60, soybeans $10 spur planting, though concerns rise over demand, speculation, and possible export restrictions. The piece frames U.S. food exports as exchange of needed goods, with currency and oil price dynamics influencing agriculture.
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Ser
Percy
Illinois
Iisk
U.S
United States
Export controls fail as marketplace feeds bread and wine
The Wall Street Journal argues against exporting limits on wheat, warning such restrictions would misprice trade, cause shortages of imported goods, and substitute government judgment for market signals. It notes rising dollar, global shortages, and warns policymakers overreach harms consumers and farmers alike.
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U.S
United States
Washington
Wall Street Journal
Melodramatic prose and Watergate shadows in modern writing
The text critiques Mary McCarthy and others for stylized prose that obscures facts. It contrasts John J Wilson’s portrayal, Murray Kempton’s Panthers trial description, and Norman Mailer and Garry Wills for aesthetic distortions. It questions whether literary corruption erases truth and moral judgment.
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Mary McCarthy
John J Wilson
John Whrlichman
WJ Haldeman
London Observer
Wilson
John J. Wilson
Sam Ervin
Sen
Daniel Inouye
Inouye
Ehrlichman
Miss McCarthy
Murray Kempten
New York City
Kempton
Michael Tabor
Aphra Behn
Setae
McCarthy
Reympton
Hemingway
Department of
Norman Mailer
Garry Wills
Wills
Mission Inn
Pat
Richard Nixon
Mission
St. Francis Chapel
The Columbus Telegraph Editorial on Freedom and Self Control
A 1973 Columbus Telegraph editorial argues freedom as a gift from God not government, emphasizing self control as essential to human potential. references to the Covellig Commandment, the Golden rule, and the Declaration of Independence are noted within a period voice.
Memory Help After Overdose and Brain Injury
Dear reader, a memory loss after an overdose can involve brain damage if oxygen to the brain was reduced or toxins acted long enough. Recovery may continue after the crisis, with psychological testing guiding memory improvement and schooling plans. Seek a doctor for evaluation and potential memory exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Baseball a la Grecque in World Series Talk
Bueluwald departs for weeks to forget Watergate leaving behind Greek flavored columns in Unve and In hindsight. In a humorous Washington exchange Melina Mercouri and Jules Dassin question why baseball is called the World Series. The Greek actress asks about countries and players while clarifying game basics with the director and interpreter.
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ATL Bueluwald
Watergate
Washington
Melina Mercourl
Iat Washington
Greece
Dassin
White House
Capitol
Pentagon
Miss Mercouri
Efe
Mr. Dassin
Sheii
Miss Mercoury
America
Greeks and Baseball Banter with Mantle and Mays
Miss Mercouri and Mr. Dassin discuss a baseball game on television, mishearing terms and seeking the Supreme Court. They joke about Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, and the idea of Greek players, while noting a double and retire the side as the innings unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mercouri
Supreme Court
Miks Mercouri
Meycouraid
Dassin
Yankees
Mr. Dassin
Willie Mays
Air Traffic Safety Advances With Transponder Radar
The FAA plans to deploy radar beacon transponder systems with altitude reporting across major centers starting July 2 1978, enabling automatic tracking and display of aircraft altitude and speed. By July 1 1975 mandatory transponders expand in designated airspace, with cost estimates from 600 to 2500 dollars per unit. The move aims to dramatically improve separation and reduce midair collision risk in busy airspace.
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Aviation News
Nuober
Bisrict
Columbia
United States
FFA
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