Nixon Secrecy Sparks Debate Over Vietnam Endgame
Telegram opinion argues Nixon’s disclosure of a secret plan to end U S involvement in Vietnam could boost support while drawing sharper criticism from opponents. It defends peace aims but condemns secrecy as political manipulation and warns against double dealing in diplomacy.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Alan Cranston
California
Democrat
Cranston
America
Is Pation
Clark
Less Work More Pay And Unions In Industry Strife
An Industry Week piece cites union power curbing business, arguing rising costs, worker idle time, and limited productivity threaten U.S. competitiveness. Quotes from Stanley Modic and Francis A. O Connell frame union demands as eroding management control and driving prices up as technology only partly offsets labor costs.
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NLSE
Stanley J. Modic
Heleageret
Industry Week
Fimpire State Building
Modis
United States
Moxie
Ace
Eale
Nino
Cementi Masons
Welch
Slike
Medic
Francis A. O'Connell
Lie Olin Corporation
Stamford
Conn
O'Connell
Middle-aged workers face crackdown and value in workforce
The Labor Department reports enforcement against 2,522 firms discriminating against middle-aged employees. With Social Security costs and welfare debates rising, counties rely on workers in their productive middle years to sustain the system. optimism about life begins at 40 mirrors fears of fiscal strain.
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Labor Department
Inverrary Giant Dream Fueled by Gleason Backers
The Inverrary project near Fort Lauderdale is backed by Jack Gaines Burt Hart and Jackie Gleason who funded a 70 foot lake three golf courses and 30 million in development. Gleason pressed by press agent Hank Moyer helped secure a grand prize and promotional badges with proceeds pledged to charity. The venture plans eight thousand condominiums starting at thirty thousand dollars and a main prize over fifty two thousand dollars for a golf tournament beginning soon.
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Florida
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Jackie Gleason
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Inverrary
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Professional Golf Association
America
Westchester
Fuqua Industries
Gluaxon
Brooklyn
Gaines
Vie News
Florida Chambers of Commerce
Helders
Gleason Golf Tale Ties Florida Charity TV Feud
In Fort Lauderdale a vivid chat reveals golf and charity funds tied to Inverrary, with Gleason noting television time offsetting losses of about 950000 dollars. The exchange mentions Spiro Agnew and Nixon era intrigue, while recounting Gleason’s Shawnee days and a joke about a lake stake as a playful peek into his golf past.
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Rtlenape Tree Bar
Aura
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Miami Beach
Gleason
Gleasons
Gaines
Pever
Jackie
Pal
CBS
Nixon
Boys Clubs of America
Freedom Begin With Me Quiet Rally in Columbus Nebraska
A small message from a local freedom newspaper advocates self-control and individual liberty. It references religious and moral guides and cites a planned gathering on Friday February 4 1972 in Columbus Nebraska to promote independence and responsibility.
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LES Your Freedom
Reddots
Tension headaches and menopause estrogen question
Dear reader, headaches affect up to 90 percent at times, with tension type common. For persistent headaches, identify and treat the source such as sinus or muscle tension. estrogen may help if menopausal symptoms contribute. A vaginal smear or estrogen tests by a gynecologist can assess need. discuss with a doctor about possibilities.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D. Deer
Lamb
Across The Continent Puzzle Clues Introduce Historic Wordplay
A dense acrostic style puzzle catalogs a mix of across and down clues ranging from anatomical terms to geographic and cultural references. The reader deciphers Greek, biblical, and linguistic hints while navigating era language and jargon embedded in the grid.
Is Graduated Income Tax Marxist and Enforceable?
The reader questions whether a graduated income tax is Marxist and unenforceable. The answer notes the Constitution grants Congress power to lay taxes, duties and imposts uniform in some cases, explains the Sixteenth Amendment grants income tax powers, and describes the Tax Court as part of the judiciary with enforcement by the IRS.
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Karl Marx
Saxation
United States
U.S
Congress
Tax Court of
Internal Revenue Service
IHS
Tax Court
IRS
Equal Protection and the Fourteenth Amendment Debate
Professor Robert Bork questions using the Fourteenth Amendment to level school funding across communities. The article notes lower court moves on local financing, Chicago suburban disparities, and the danger of tax favoritism while urging careful reading of equality in education.
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Robert Bork
Yale Law School
Fortuné
Bork
Dogpatch
Philadelphia
Center For Urban Affairs
Northwestern University
Chicago
Oak Lawn
Berwyn
Evanston
Washington, D.C
Outley
New York
Connecticut
Ace
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