Calls for brakes on nationalization trend in transport sector
The piece argues that Secretary Hodgson and Congress push for binding settlement of protracted strikes and deep federal involvement in railroads, with a $125 million aid package largely funding retroactive wage raises for Penn Central amid bankruptcy. It warns nationalization could spread to other industries and urges braking the trend now.
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James D. Hodgson
Congress
Quigmire
Pennsylvania Central
Pennt Central
SUN
Washington
Congressional
Hodgson
Fas
Berkeley Rated Top Graduate School by ACE Scholars
A poll by the American Council on Education keeps Berkeley among the nation s top graduate schools. The survey, mirroring a 19% judgment, notes fewer mass demonstrations since the Free Speech era and cites a new Council of Academic Responsibility scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California At
Sill
Berkeley
American Council of Education
Inflation and supply mnd explained in economics note
A reader argues inflation results from the money supply alone, while price increases from taxes wages scarcity and other factors. The writer contends money creation and real goods/services creation are distinct and should be examined separately, defining inflation strictly as an expansion of money.
Government safety traps turn citizens into slaves
The text argues parents deserve safe toys and warns against broad government bans. It cites injuries to as many as 70,000 children yearly and calls lawn darts dangerous yet questions government overreach. It frames protection as a form of social control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tist Ol Toys
Want
Cartridges in fashion belt trend shocks shopper
A Washington shopper encounters a store display featuring cartridge belts for women. A salesgirl extols bullets as accessories while joking about tear gas, grenades, and a handbag that could become a weapon, amid skeptical banter about safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ahyone
Cartridge belts and gender politics in a 1970s shop scene
A sharp exchange unfolds in a store as a salesgirl pushes a cartridge belt while voices blast gender inequity. The customer notes the saleswoman’s resolve against being treated as a sex object, highlighting women’s fight within a masculine society for autonomy and respectful treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Freedom and self control in a 1971 Telegram editorial
The Telegram argues that true freedom comes from self control and moral order. It states freedom is a divine gift and a personal responsibility, not an excuse for anarchy, aligning with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Independence Doctrine.
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Ahs
Nirniahing
Self Development Exercise urged for Santa Ana youth
Mrs. Zae Hannaforil Harazim of Santa Ana urges youth and adults to adopt a mirror based self development routine. Her “Exercise for Self Development” encourages daily affirmation, gratitude, kindness, and Golden Rule living to build confidence and encourage positive actions. Copyright 1970 by Zae Hannaford Harazim.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Zae Hannaforil Harazim
Harazim
Jerbey
Mary
John
God
Christ Jesus
Lfe
Zae Hannaford Harazim
Music Minded and More in a 1930s Afternoon Social
A late afternoon program titled Music Minded highlights diverse acts including duets, ballet, vocalists, and operatic solos. The event showcases performances by Beberne Sordecing and Dreamers of, with a varied lineup touching on humor and musical curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beale Zeraglios
Hoover Adds to Berrigan Embarrassment Across Liberals
A King Features syndicated column reviews how J Edgar Hoover’s charges against the Berrigans and other alleged conspirators intensified liberal discomfort. It notes public reactions from Mary McGrory and Pete Hamill, and details indictments including Father Philip Berrigan and others alleged to plan kidnapping a government official and blowing up power installations.
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Angela
Berrigins
Gota
Angel Davis
Alfair
Berrigans
San Diego
Sng
Wulong
UCLA
Twentig Ayus
Angala
Olen
Edgar Hoover
Senate
Hoover
Mary McGrory
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Pete Hamill
New York Post
Uberal
Horrigan
Tao
Philip Berrigan
Washington
Dania Berrigan
Philly Berrigan
General Services Administration
University of Chicago
Riy
William Kunstler
Ihe
al Tringling
Weaver favors single sex private colleges in coed era
Dr Paul W Weaver, president of Lake Erie College, argues private single sex schools should remain separate as the number of coed institutions grows. He notes only 285 all-women and 295 all-men colleges remain, urging alignment with women’s education needs and criticising mass coeducation trends.
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New York
NEA
Paul
Weaver
Ivy
Harvard
Princeton
Vassar College
United States
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Ohio
America
Yale Club
Lake Erie coed debate on education and campus life
Dr Weaver discusses coeducation and all female college culture citing Lake Erie as an example. He notes strong women graduates, marriage trends, and the appeal of coed campuses while stressing choice between top education and coeducation for students.
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Weaver
Lake Erie
Sensing The Views on Religious Liberty Peril
An opinion piece argues federal tax actions threaten religious liberty as independent fundamentalist schools face loss of tax exemptions over admissions policies. It contends major universities escape scrutiny, cites Notre Dame Fordham Yale and Yeshiva, and urges protection of small religious colleges’ right to maintain beliefs without government coercion.
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America
South Carolina
Maryland
Internal Revenue Service
Notre Dame
Fordham
Yeshiva University
Unjvat
Yale University
Newslaven
Conn
Yale
Barbs by Phil Pastore on gossip and sales calls
The column discusses gossiping as a vice and notes a sales chief who studies why his team must call on prospects where the weather is favorable, suggesting weather influences sales outreach. The tone reflects opinion about social habits and business pressure.
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Gung Ho Ladies
Brazil
Walll
Haas
Columbus, Nebraska
Your Freedom Newspaper
Continent
Jacob Jormih
Sinhad
Brawleus
Persie
Lee Mueller
Vassar
Anthony Harrigan
Southern States Industrial Council
Phil Pastore
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