Economic Strategy Shift in Unemployment Battle
The piece compares current policy to football strategy, noting a shift from tight monetary control to an activist approach with higher deficits. It argues inflation cannot be cured by deficits and tax cuts, citing Keynes and past presidents, while acknowledging limited impact of price controls on steel and other industries.
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United States of America
John Maynard Keynes
Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
Bethlehem Steel
Huvtiikers
Washington
Republic
Gambodla
Drinna
Jim Buckley
Princeton
Battle over steel prices tests US government stance
The President signals possible imports to curb fuel costs while West Germany and Japan resist short term profits risking long term costs. Steel firms resist, labor demands loom as government hesitates to use antitrust actions or cut purchases. Inflation pressures continue as policy options shrink.
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West Germany
United States
Japan
Sesame Street receives cautious endorsement from CBE
The Council for Basic Education approves Sesame Street as a useful tool to teach letters and numbers to disadvantaged preschoolers, noting it may boost learning. It questions potential downsides of widespread TV watching and exposure to popular literature, but deems the benefits outweigh risks.
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Council For Basic Education
Washington
Dick and
Jane
Educational Testing Service
CBE
the Council
Jeland
Sweden drifts toward Communist bloc amid aid to North Vietnam
A critical view notes Sweden edging toward the Soviet camp through support for revolutionary movements in Africa and Asia and increased aid to North Vietnam. It alleges growing Sweden-US tensions, U.S. debts or unrepaid obligations, and calls for reassessment of strategic friendship with Sweden.
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China
North Vietnam
South Africa
Guinea
Angola
Rhodesia
Indochina
United States of America
Pigeon politics in Morgantown spurs quirky city debate
In Morgantown West Virginia council considers a sanctuary motion for pigeons led by council member Martha Hutchinson a stance opposed by local officials and amid jokes about pigeons influencing national matters including Kosygin and New York’s bird lore.
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Nha
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W. Va
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Wibravléa
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College Town
Hutchison
James Ashburn
Hutchinson
New York Magazine
Pigeons and Doves Stir Morgantown Bird Sign Debate
Morgantown city signs feature West Virginia’s state bird along with “Bird Sanctuary” swords, while officials joke about adding pigeons’ upside down flight. City manager Ashburn notes Krepps Park near the Wear Virginia University medical school as the lone sanctioned bird sanctuary, urging visitors to read that Morgantown is not a sanctuary.
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Wear Virginia University Medical School
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Fragmented quotes on governance and civil authority
A collection of remarks from various figures discusses race, loyalty, and governance as they relate to the federal state dynamic. Witty asides about burglars prompt skepticism toward police and authority figures.
Telegram editorial on faith and civic virtue in 1971
The Telegram notes a call for truthful reporting and moral guidance aligned with religious and civic ideals. It argues information should promote peace, order, and respect for the Golden Rule, the covenants of government, and the Declaration of Independence, urging personal responsibility.
Walk to health by Lawrence E Lamb M D
Dear Or Lamb answers readers on walking for health weight loss and common medical questions. A 52 year old man recounts five months of daily mile walks total loss about 12 pounds, with advice on consistency, diet, and caffeine avoidance.
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Lamb
Orlatdo
Lam
Tam
Fragmented Puzzle: Farmer in the Dell Word List
A scrambled ledger of terms and clues appears to mix farm life with arcane words and names. The page lists varied items from animals to tools, including references to water bodies, tribes, and historical forms, all jumbled as a crossword-like mosaic.
Dartmouth calm conceals campus political shift and doubt
A Dartmouth professor notes a quieting of student antiwar fervor after Vietnam-era pressures and draft changes. He warns a permanent calm depends on campus leadership, with a core of leftists ready to mobilize again amid global revolutions. Distributed by King Ventures Syndicate.
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Hanoi
Dartmouth
Bebing
Allya
Walting
Tom Stow
King Ventures Syndicate
Kennedy Faces Question Who Voted for Me in Senate Vote
Washington reports Teddy Kennedy faces two years of doubt after a secret ballot gave Byrd 28 votes to 24 for Kennedy. Reporters claimed 26 senators said they voted Kennedy, implying two lied. The piece imagines tests of loyalty and social schemes to uncover hidden votes, noting Kennedy’s hurt from Byrd’s victory and a potential 1972 presidential run.
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Senate
Byrd
Kennedy
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Reddy
Benedict Arnold
Paris
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Sallguss
Tam
Sen
Wes
West Virginia
Democrats plot for 1972 Nixon vulnerability gains
Leading Democrats believe Nixon will be vulnerable in 1972 and mobilize to position for the race. Muskie raises funds, McGovern lags, Bayh and Hughes draw interest, while governors discuss a potential meeting. intra party tensions loom as economic issues and convention chaos threaten unity.
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Nixon
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Iarold Stassen
South Dakota
Birch Bayh
Indiana
New York
California
Secon
North Carolina
Nvt
Noone
NEA
Muskle
Tanabe
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Bayh
Harold Hughes
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Hamsey Clark
Congress
idWward Kennedy
al Chappaquiddick
Losn
Ander
Democrata
Chicago
Alywul
America
Samoa
Tt yild-Alantic
McCiavern
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
First Baylor honorary degrees awarded to a couple
A historical note mentions an American university granting Dewara Lawn degrees to a vice president and Mrs. delasive Garner. The source references Baylor University and a pair connected to the early practice of honorary degrees, highlighting the origin of such honors within American academia.
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Gial
Delasive Garner
Baylor Univeraity
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