Tarnished statues and the wage price debate in long view
Opinion piece argues that George Meany and Leonard Woodcock shaped the wage price control issue, with Nixon using their prior statements to justify action. It questions union leaders' roles, their testimony before Congress, and whether they manipulated the political process to expand government control over wages and prices.
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Apl-Cio
Iberty
Ile
Leonard Woolcork
United Auto Workers
Long Beach
Woodcack
Congress
Nixon
Nivoly
Woodcock
Meany
White Weir
Ue Democrats
Leonard Woodcock
George Meany
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Woodeack
Woodceck
Opera Company
Meaty
Batl Woodcock
Old Folks Gift Prompts Federal Cash Promise Debate
An article critiques a White House Conference on Aging proposal for a guaranteed annual cash income for Americans over 64, plus free health care and aids. It warns such plans require higher taxes or more money printing, and argues they would devalue savings and hurt retirees amid inflation. The piece condemns the political approach as unsound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
Stockholders warned amid looming corporate strains
A fragmented item notes stockholders poised for action as tensions rise in corporate governance. Reports suggest potential strikes and heightened vigilance as shareholders consider requests for dividends and policy responses amid economic pressures.
The Hi a Lie Game at the Dania Palace
A memoirish account of jai alai at Dania Palace detailing a fast betting scene with costa, spread wagers, and quirky players. The narrator recalls a winter season start, wagering hundred dollar stakes with friends Gene and Sophie Kroll, and describes betting quirks, women’s outfits, and humorous miscalls amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dania Palace
Mrs. B
Gene
Sophie Krol
Hart Hall
Hitec
The Telegram's Call to Freedom and Self-Control
The Telegram newspaper from Columbus Nebraska urges readers to value freedom as a gift from God, not government, and to practice self-control. It ties freedom to moral guides like the commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence, urging individuals to begin with themselves.
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Your Freedom
Yhiy
Vedders
Mar
Hypoglycemia Link to Hyperacidity and Insulin Surges
Dr Lawrence Lamb explains functional hypoglycemia tied to high blood sugar triggers. Overactive insulin release lowers glucose, causing adrenaline rushes, acidity, hunger, and confusion. Treatments targeting acid production and vagus nerve activity can alleviate both acidity and hypoglycemia symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Axl
Hurs
Symbols Across A Baffling Crossword Of Clues
A jumble of cryptic phrases and partial clues tied to symbols numbers and names. The list mixes mythological figures place names languages and common objects creating a dense puzzle-like cache of cross references.
Nixon's Backlash and Conservative Pressure in New Hampshire
A critical look at Richard Nixon's policy reversals and the conservative response. The piece notes Goldwater’s rebuke, Nixon’s Supreme Court picks, the veto of a daycare bill, and debates over campaign funding and busing, highlighting conservative support and ongoing pressure to oppose Nixon in New Hampshire.
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Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Hind
Nixon
John Kenneth Galbraithi
Congress
Barry Goldwater
Texas
American Conservative Union
Bill Buckley
National Review Group
We Right
New Hampshire
Richard ‘Nixon
American Conservative Union-National Review Group
Leyo
Supreme Court
Louis Powell
Willian Rehnquist
White House
Pat Buchanan
Nolan
Muskie
Kennedy
New Hamshire
Unions blamed for inflation? wages and prices debate
The piece argues unions are not the direct cause of inflation. It cites Freedom Newspapers noting inflation stems from increased money supply financed by deficits. Government spending and subsidies raise deficits, while wage rises reflect inflationary outcomes. It critiques blaming unions and calls out broad spending targets.
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Freedom Newspapers
United States
Selicol
Monet Oy
Chamberlain
Freeman Imagazine
Howard Kershner
Kershner
Chamberlin
Milton Triedman
Ershner
Spirit of Christmas letter to Santa from 1960 column
Reprint of George Robeson’s December 23, 1960 column from the Jog Beach Independent Press-Telegram. A nostalgic appeal to Santa describing toys and values as years pass, asking for brighter lights and sturdier kindness, with reflections on aging perspectives and keeping wonder alive.
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George Robeson
Jog Beach Independent
Press-Telegrat
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