Read's Meditations on Freedom Spurs Libertarian Echoes
Read by Leonard E. Read, founder of the Foundation for Economic Education, is celebrated as a top advocate of individual liberty. The piece surveys excerpts from Read's Meditations on Freedom, praising its non polemical depth and urging readers to extract lessons on free markets, personal responsibility, and the moral uplift of wealth, while noting its publication by FEE in Irvington, New York.
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Television time and harm cited for preschoolers
Dr. Gerald Looney of the University of Arizona warns that preschoolers spend most waking hours watching TV, exposing them to about 18 000 murders and 350 000 commercials by age 1 9 1 0 , claiming television acts as a primary educator and intruder replacing parents and teachers in early development.
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Equity measure contrasts Calley and Berrigan in justice
Rep John Rayiek cites the disparity in treatment between Lt. Calley serving a 30 year sentence and a vandal convicted draft-board offender paroled, arguing the contrast reveals the nation’s unequal justice in wartime actions and protest. The comment reflects on due process and parole limits amid political controversy.
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Telegram Freedom Paper Appeals to Moral Guides
The Telegram editorial urges readers to value freedom as a moral gift from God, not a government grant. It asserts freedom must align with religious laws such as the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence, praising personal responsibility and restraint.
Acupuncture as anesthesia questioned by Dr Lawrence Lamb
Dr Lamb weighs acupuncture for pain relief citing limited physiological basis and notes hypnosis as a possible factor. He questions its ability to replace Western anesthetic methods, suggesting open-minded exploration but limited practical applicability.
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Variety Across 39 Termin Bridge and More Crunchy Clues
Dense word puzzle text with numerous garbled entries across across and down clues. Appears as a mixed theme of language-heavy cryptic style items including references to rivers, gods, and various indicators, but most entries are obscured or mis OCR’d, yielding a jumbled clue set lacking clear answers.
Ivy League Laputans and the Yale Marys Controversy
The essay compares Ivy League reforms to Laputan excesses, citing Yale's Mory’s limitations on women and Dartmouth's Indian symbol dispute. It notes Mary’s liquor license revocation over gender discrimination, with ongoing appeals and a broader critique of political correctness affecting college traditions and symbols.
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Local school boards and tax exemption clash over Nixon rhetoric
A columnist links President Nixon’s call for local school control with IRS actions affecting 74 private Southern schools. The piece imagines IRS racial balance audits extending to churches, warning that tax exemptions could hinge on government standards and race policies. It critiques federal overreach and underscore local control themes.
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