Senator Marris Attacks Monopoly in Telegram Opinion
Sen Fred Marris of Oklahoma declares war on big business in a Washington speech to consumer activists. He argues antitrust laws are weakly enforced, prices are inflated by shared company practices, and labor unions add to auto industry costs. The piece questions the impact on competition and consumer prices.
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Fred Maris
Okla
Sen
Marris
Washington
Went
Hiy
Industry prices blamed on government rules and unions
A consumer federation critique of Sen Harris argues price variations stem from labor unions and government regulations rather than producers. It notes built in costs from taxes and rules, and says consumers bear the item costs, with margins squeezed by union contracts and steel prices, urging full truth from lawmakers.
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Sen. Watvis
Glib
Vieiw
Lke Sen
Marels
America
Sen. Harris
Consumer Federation of America
Wade
Johar
Watch For The Ecological Con Men
An analysis by Ross E McKinney in the National Observer denounces environmental con men who exploit pollution fears for gain. It argues taxes subsidies and regulations fund politicians while harming industry, urging collective effort to resist green rhetoric and embrace practical pollution solutions.
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Watch Qu
Ross BE. McKinney
National Observer
AleKinney
Uf Civil Engineering
University of Kansas
Ite
Department of Environmental Health Engineering
McKinney
Min
Doctor
McKinmey
Powers-That-Be
Washington
Beantown vaudeville star Preddie Hoarseas recalls a hard living life
A Boston area veteran, Freddie Hoarseas known as Preddie recalls a tough childhood on Northampton Street Roxbury and later a varied career. He describes in rough detail family poverty, the local social mix, and an aspiring stage life with Toby Hewitt and Hall.
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Preddie
Northampton Street
Roxbury
Mass
Sammy Maren
Boston
Maren
Érassivise
Daddy Hoar
Ned
Tolar
Moar
Freddie
France
Keith
Albee
Fred
Hall
Jack Hewitt
Wrott
Hewitt
New Brunswick
Mie
Albee ‘Theatre
Cleveland
Deolin Royal
NAG
Creddie
Margaret
Shirley Street
Daddy
Uuntington Avenue
Johnny Trish
Music
Moat
Bartlies
Pierce
Freedom and self control in a Nebraska pledge
A 1971 Columbus Nebraska notice proclaims freedom as a gift from God not a government grant. It stresses that freedom requires self control, avoids license or anarchy, and aligns with moral guides including the Coveting Commandment, the Calder Rule, and the Declaration of Independence. Let Peace Begin With Me on February 9 1971.
Tips on acidity from Doctor Lamb
reader asks about stomach acidity troubles after tests show nothing. advice covers avoiding coffee tea alcohol and spicy foods, trying fortified dairy if dairy intolerance, eating cereals vegetables meats and poultry, testing milk products, using Gelusil or Malox with adjusted dosing, and if unresolved see doctor for acid suppressants that block nerve signals to stomach, noting safety of regime and potential long term benefit.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lam
Dr. Lamb
Iran
Technology and the lawbreaker in the New Left era
The piece argues a hardening of society against violence by the New Left and praises growing tech-based crime defenses. It notes Stanford suspending Professor J Bruce Franklin amid campus turmoil, rising use of bomb and arson detection, and advances like alarm systems and Vascar to deter theft, speeders, and burglaries. It cites rising U.S. violent crime from 1860 to 1970 and predicts criminals will face smarter security as technology spreads.
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Phillip
Abbott Luce
Mr. Luce
San Francisco
National Guard
Santa Rosa
Calif
Stanford University
California
J. Bruce Franklin
Stanford
Richard Lyman
Stanford Chapel
Franklin
University
Robert McDermott
Holmes Protection ‘Agency
New York City
Tsrackis
Americas
McDermott
Profit as motive in war and Vietnam debate
The text argues profit as a broad aim in human action but distinguishes monetary gain from moral profit defined by Galambos. It notes war can yield short term profits for some, yet defends property as immoral to plunder and questions US involvement in Vietnam, suggesting motives are unclear and referencing Paine on taxes and war.
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U.S
Andrew J. Galambos
Galansius
United States
South Vietnam
Thomas Paine
Word Puzzle From Scribbled Clues Across Many Fields
A fragmented OCR style list of crossword like clues and partial solutions covering animals verbs colors names places and titles. It includes references to birds vertebrates garments rivers and historical terms with scattered answers and cross references.
Barbs by Phil Patforel and Gwendolyn Spirit of 76 Vintage
A short cryptic note mentions Barbs by Phil Patforel and Gwendolyn alongside Spirit of 76 vintage wine. The fragment signals a hobbyist or literary reference with limited readable context.
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Phil Patforel
Gwendolyn
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