Runaway Inflation Fears and Deficit Trends in The 1970s
The article discusses predicted inflation amid rising money supply and uncertainty for producers. It cites federal deficits as a driver of dollars entering circulation, noting a policy record and figures presented by Sen. Marty Dryd of Virginia and Sen. Byrd's chart, highlighting multi-decade deficit growth and its impact on pricing and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arena Bugateo
Marty Dryd
Virginia
Sen
Byrd
Politics corrupts: the line between action and coercion
An essay argues that political involvement deepens government power and coercion. It cites Herbert Stein as a case study, noting his shift from opposing economic controls to enforcing them after taking a government post. The piece warns that the ballot can reinforce the very power it seeks to restrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden
Herbert Stein
Paul McCraeken
Nixon
Stein
An Wem
U.S. News and World Report
Denial speech attributed to RDF on relief policy
Quote attributed to RDF describing relief as a narcotic that destroys the human spirit and citing a rule that a politician reveals deeds by denying them. The initials RDF point to FDR spelled backward and tie to a January 4 message to Congress about relief effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
F.D.R
Congress
Pernicious Anemia Diagnosed and Treated Effectively
Dr Lawrence Lamb explains pernicious anemia as a B-12 deficiency with intrinsic factor absence in the stomach. Diagnosis hinges on stomach content analysis and blood tests, with B-12 injections required for absorption and turning the blood picture favorable. Family history is present in about one in five cases, and early treatment can reverse some nerve and mental effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lams
Arlene De Marco And The Ghostly Attic Tale
A fragmented sketch outlines Arlene De Marco the five De Marco sisters rise from Palermo to fame on Ed Sullivan and the radio circuit then slide to a penniless attic life. The piece hints at secrets, a past of glamour and descent, and a hidden ghost story nobody can confirm.
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Thera
South Plainfield
New Jersey
Arlene de Marco
de Marco
Fred Allen
Poppa de Marco
Palermo
Sicily
Momma
Arlene
MCA
Rcch
de Marcos
Arlene de
Roganna
Melissa
Long Island
Mr. Brasselle
Sieilian
Pop de Marco
Mom
Omar
Keele Brasselle
Keele
Magieady
Weyl
Arlene Who
New American Library
Arlene Dé Marca
Productivity and the Return of Taylor Era Bargaining
An analysis of productivity bargaining tracing Frederick W. Taylor’s legacy to modern labor relations. The piece contrasts U S and UK approaches, cites James Roche and Fremont Jr, notes Esso and British firms adopting two‑way bargaining, and questions whether productivity gains can survive inflation and shifting attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Taylor
Frederick Taylor
Iva
James Roche
General Motors
West Germany
Japan
Fremont, Jr
Emersi Consultants
United States
Esso
England
Nww British Oxygen
Alcan Industries
Msss Petrolain Td
Submarine Billfish Departs on Test Run Off New Jersey
The 4,600m nuclear attack submarine Billfish, newest in the U.S. Navy’s Sturgeon class, submerged off Montauk Point after a Groton, Connecticut start. Cmdr. Richard M.B. Hughes leads the crew as Congress debates nuclear submarine buildup and strategic undersea threats. U.S. and Soviet capabilities drive safety and tech race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltisse
Atlantic
Montauk Point
Long Island
Groton
Conn
Sandy Hook
N. J
Billfish
U. S. Navy
Cdr
Richard McB. Hughes
USN
U. S. Naval Academy
United States
America
U.S
Humbers
Melvin Laird
Congress
U. S
Submarine prowess and risks in undersea warfare
An analysis of U S Navy submarines led by the Billfish, stressing the need for skilled crews and advanced weapons. It argues quiet Soviet subs threaten U S defense, urges urgency in development, training, and public recognition of submarine forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laptg Lassette
North Atlantic
United States
U.S
U. S
U. S. Navy
Samte Filers
Wartha
Congress
U.S. Navy
Buntry
Taxpayers Face Costs and Confusing Forms in Tax Debate
The Florida Times Union discusses how annual tax filing remains painful despite proposed mailings that itemize individual tax payments for many federal functions. Critics fear full disclosure could inflame resentment as citizens weigh how their money is spent.
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P.s
Jacheonville
Florida Times. Union
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