Burma sinks into poverty under socialist rule says critic
Telegram opinion piece argues Burma's eight years of military Marxist rule and over two decades of socialist policy have driven the country toward subsistence. It cites a per capita income below 670 dollars, rice shortages, abandoned fields, and a lack of modern goods as signs of stagnation and widening wealth gaps.
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Burman socialism leaves Burma poorer and demoralized
The piece argues Burma’s shift to socialist rule under Ne Win worsened life, with expropriation of private property, expulsion of foreigners, and destruction of the middle class. It frames 1950s-1960s policy as crippling the economy and society, noting widespread resignation in Rangoon and a collapse of living standards.
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U Na
Ne Win
Nixon and steel price policy clash with industry
The article critiques President Nixon over steel price hikes by Bethlehem Steel and rivals. It argues the administration should examine its own actions, notes wage and pension increases, and warns government protection can backfire. The piece cites pressure for imports and a Wall Street Journal quote on protected industries.
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Wisconsin Amish schooling ruling defends religious liberty
Wisconsin Supreme Court by a 2 to 6 vote upheld Amish parents right to avoid compulsory high school attendance citing First Amendment free exercise. Chief Justice Hallow warned against coercive state interest, praising the court for defending individuals' right to live differently without imposing beliefs on others.
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America
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
E. Harald Hallow
Defense Dept Crisis Language for Indochina Air War
A covert Pentagon unit screens daily verbage for Indochina air raids. The secret BULL committee debates how to label operations and minimize perceived enemy threat while shaping official statements and troop withdrawal messaging.
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Cambodia
Bombing Rome as deterrent? leaked memo stirs debate
Fragmented OCR captures a chaotic fringe of policy chatter with lines about launching air attacks, Congress approval, and harsh warnings. It references secrecy, the secretary of defense, and a confrontational tone toward allies, hinting at a contested stance on wartime messaging.
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Coronel
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Defente
Scrambler AGHOSS 43 Memibranous Thevador's pouch
A fragmented list style entry notes various terms and potential names across multiple domains. It reads as a garbled compilation with scattered references to places, people, and coded terms, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable events.
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Aghoss
New Guinea
Calor
Samie
Freedom Now Newspaper Mission Statement from Columbus Neb
The paper declares dedication to informing readers for freedom and personal responsibility. It references God and moral guides, asserting liberty as intrinsic, not granted by government, with a date January 26 1971 in Columbus Nebraska.
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Andy
Salt in excess moderation in diet advice
Dear reader, salt is essential in balance but most people can use moderate amounts. The body needs sodium for fluids and nerve function, but excess salt can raise blood pressure and water retention. Salt needs rise with heavy sweating. otherwise, reduce sodium intake and rely on kidney regulation.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Gr. Lamb
Nixon faces revolt on the right over State of the Union
Nixon confronts conservative backlash domestically as right wing critics, led by figures in the American Conservative Union and National Review, condemn his rhetoric and policy shifts including welfare expansion and school integration. California’s GOP stance and Reagan vetoes loom large for 1972 strategies.
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Nixon
Republica Center
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Goodell
American Conservative Union
Fair TV
National Review
Frank Meyer
Nebraska
Fhuvan
Senate
Ronald Reagan
OEO
California Rural Assistance Program
Californiarogram
California
Hogan
King
Syndigate
Survey Says Ads Fueling American Consumer Crisis
A Yankelovich survey cited by Daniel Yankelovich Inc. links rising discontent to a contract breakdown between manufacturers and consumers since World War II. Critics blame advertising hypocrisy, consumer desires, and inconsistent TV messaging as causes of economic and cultural strain.
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New York
Wika
Nixon
Navid Halaman
Gallup
Harris_ pals
Yankelovich
Holzman
Olzman
Herbert Marcuse
Cambodia key to Vietnam war plans seen in Washington
Washington officials assess that Hanoi may avoid direct full scale battles in Cambodia this year and instead put pressure on South Vietnam through an attack or economic strangulation of Phnom Penh. The aim is to influence elections while preserving fighting credibility and control of key sanctuaries along Route 4 and the Mekong Delta region.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
Hanoi
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U.S
Ashan Valley
Ho Chi Minhrail
Hue
Ya Nang
Camboiia
Phnom Penh
Kompong Cham
Saigon
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Lon Nol
Kompong Som
Sihanoukville
Tianol
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