Full employment budget idea sparks debate in Nixon plan
The article reviews President Nixon's full employment budget concept and its fiscal implications. It notes forecasts of an $11.6 billion deficit for fiscal 1972 and an $18.6 billion shortfall for the current year, while weighing expansionary versus inflationary risks and critiquing the prophecy-driven approach.
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Nixon
Congress
Nales Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise «Assn
Joneses
Columbus Names New Chief of Police Wes Baxa
The Columbus Telegram endorses Wesley J. Baxa as the city’s next police chief on March 1, noting his long service since 1935 and rank as a sergeant. The paper, though sometimes at odds with police judgments, pledges friendship and support for a safer community.
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Columbus
Wesley J. Baxa
Chief Baxa
King
Wes Baxa
Baxa
Columbus Telegram
Hana
Ingold
Computer Knows All The Facts About Hicks AL
A car pool plan prompts a tester to query a credit bureau computer for Hicks AL at 43 Lovers Leap Terra. The response reveals Hicks born Oct 23 1925 and a list of personal details including a domineering wife, a 1957 Buick Convertible financed at 330 monthly, 33 garage visits, 1540 in repairs, and two broken rear springs.
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Washington
Land of Ours
Hicks
Krojl
Anderson
Lover's Leap Terra
Fragmented Dialogue From a Cryptic Computer Log
A chaotic transcript shows ART L BUCHWALD and KROLL HG discussing personal details and imagined scenarios. References include a 1970 Mercury, silk seat covers, and a Lord and Taylor cosmetics buyer, interwoven with taunting questions about domestic matters and a line about beating a wife.
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CAML
Anderson
Dover Cliffs
Lord & Taylor
Telegram Leas Your Freedom Newspaper Ths
A 1971 Columbus Nebraska pamphlet advocates freedom as a gift from God and rejects government control. The piece claims peace begins with the individual, urging self restraint and moral duty in line with the Golden Rule and nonviolence.
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Ths
Ievsa Papera
Crossword Clue Fragments From 1920s Page
Puzzle dense list of partial clues and letter fragments across and down. Includes terms like masculine appellation Dailey actor, East Indian tea, goddess of widow’s handiwork, Hebrew ascetics, sacred song, masculine nickname, Michigan canal, herbaceous perennial, vertebrates class, river in Spain, pitcher, rowing impact, permits, stature, botanical parts, chemical genus, trail of a wild animal, bundle of cotton, Hawaiian bird, incline and brother of a Greek titan.
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Dailey
Mirplace Uncle
Wepler
Sind
Michigan Canal
SiCretan
Nation's Presa Make it tough for burglars
A Santa Ana Register piece argues that porch and outdoor lighting reduce burglary success. It recommends leaving a lamp on during darkness and using outside lights to deter thieves who watch homes when occupants are away. The piece notes the modest cost of 40 watt bulbs and constant lighting as effective prevention.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Q&A on rivers and names from historical chatter
The excerpt presents a riddle style exchange asking which river is called China’s sorcour and identifies the Uwang Ho or Yellow River as such due to its floods. It also asks for the meaning of Adélaide, noting German roots meaning princess and wellborn.
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China
Uwang Ho
Yellow River
Adélaide
Wellbara
Tofsist Tavks
Lippmann
William Kunstler
Huey, Newton
Lippmann on Agnew Manners and a Civil Political Code
Walter Lippmann critiques Vice President Agnew in Newsweek noted for his call that good manners sustain the American system. The piece argues Agnew’s rhetoric frames opponents as outsiders, while the author rebuts this misrepresentation and situates the backlash against counterculture as ongoing.
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Walter Lippmann
Smithsonian
Newsweek Butten
Lippmann
Agnew
Parsons
Wother
Age of Aquarius
Norman Muller
Calcutta
Abbie Hoffman
Tippmann
Enlira
Americas
Burkeley
Lipprat
Jerry Rubin
Mark Rudd
Vanishing Unturned Stone Sparks Sensation-Driven Research
New York reports on a trend of edgy scientific inquiries pushing beyond conventional limits. Dr. Jerry Wiggins and colleagues study what makes opposite-sex attraction, testing body preferences in men using silhouettes to link physique to personality, drawing both interest and critique.
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New York
Nea
Soioes
Jerry Wiggins
University of Minois
Wiggins
Wigginses
Ludith Conger
Welch
United Americans form committee to defend national unity
A group named The Committee to Unite America forms in Washington to rally a broad citizen coalition against perceived cultural and political pressures. Natalie Wales Hamilton leads, with members including James Atkinson, John Chamberlain, Henry Hazlitt, Arthur Radford, Henry Taylor, and Eugene Wigner. The goal is to mobilize national defense and moral resilience.
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Washington, D.C
We Nation
New Yorker
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Committee To Unite
America
Natalie Wales Hamilton
New York City
Bundles
Britain
James Atkinson
Georgetown University
John Chamberlain
Robert Galvin
Motorola Co
Henry Hazlitt
Walter Judd
Daniél Lyons
Arthur Radford
Sensing the News Executive View on Dangers to Nation
An executive view by Anthony Harrigan argues domestic and foreign threats are interlinked. He urges a mobilization to counter propaganda and protect American freedoms, urging readers to support a national coalition and contact the committee at Lenox Hill Station, New York.
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Anthony Harrigan
Southern Shales Ladustrial Ceunel
Othel
America
Lenox Hill Station
New York
N.Y
Barbs by Phil Pastoret Delays and misfortune on a Friday the 14th
A fragmented note by Phil Pastoret hints at delays blamed on ill fortune Friday the 14th this year. It mocks flawed plans and promises a waterproofing formula to spark market interest with a product labeled wap loak.
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Mueller
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Uniting America
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