Libertarian Views on Toplessness and Public Conduct
A discussion tracing Libertarian principles to a Ft. Collins case about a woman sunbathing on her property and the limits of individual liberty. It argues the natural law standard, “so long as one does not injure anyone else,” better frames actions than political rules.
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Pers
Ft. Collins
Cap
Audienmuia
Sourt
Shertarian
Ft Collins
F. Colling
Nixon White House Enemies List Reverberates Through History
A veteran writer reflects on the creation of the White House Enemies List, recounting encounters with presidents from Eisenhower to Nixon, IRS harassment, and access to interview opportunities. He laments secrecy and fears lasting impact on future students studying Watergate.
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John Dean
Charles Colson
White House
Robert Kenedy
United States
Jimmy Hoffa
Robert Kennedy
McClellan
Senate
Hoffa
Kennedy
Matin
Maurice Greenhau
Greenhaum
Wolf and Ernst
New York
Nixon
Mic
Eisenhower
John S. Kennedy
White Page
Lynnon B. Johnson
Bishop Iwid
Texas
Richard Nixon
T Hat
Wlodda
Edward Gurney
Jim Bishops
Salt substitutes for heart patients and peritonitis explained
Dear reader asks if market salt substitutes containing potassium chloride and other compounds are safe for a heart condition with fluid buildup. The doctor says substitutes are satisfactory to reduce sodium intake, but caution with medications and nutrition is needed. also explains peritonitis and its causes, detailing how inflammation of the peritoneal lining can arise from an inflamed organ or a ruptured appendix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
Sam
Fragmented Word List Hints at Puzzle and Language Chunks
A garbled OCR style list blends musical terms, place names, and random phrases. It hints at a mixed dictionary of instruments, languages, and labels with scattered numbers and odd spellings, lacking a coherent news event or narrative.
Hypocrisy and Tax Burdens Weigh On Free Enterprise Debate
A high level critique links price freezes to political visits and compares U S economic policy to fascism. The piece argues rising taxes and regulation erode free enterprise while blurring lines with fascist control. It cites President Nixon and cites a San Francisco lemonade stand as a symbol of regulatory reach.
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Leonie Brezhnev
Fedl
Witte House
Lanny
Nixon
America
Hia Wiy
Richard Nixon
Pam Sylke
San Francisco
Lemonade Stand Costs Spark Youth Protests in 1970s
Pam and two friends write to supervisor John Molinari about the high costs to run a lemonade stand under city rules. They face a $7.50 minimum plus a $6 fingerprint, a required survey, and a public hearing. They fear they are under 18 and worry about being arrested for selling lemonade. The piece satirizes entry fees in American capitalism and hints at broader reforms.
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Pam
Lily
John Molinari
Molina Sai
Soviet Union
Bureaucat
Houshis
Wemanada
Freedom
Francaise
Agency shop fuels NY telephone workers dispute
About 400 New York Telephone Company workers face compulsory agency shop fees paid to the Communications Workers of America even if not used for political purposes. They contest the practice as unconstitutional, seeking help from the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation. Attorney Gary Schmidt argues the policy violates multiple constitutional principles including freedom of association and unlawful delegation of legislative powers.
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Joo
Aiveclid
Beirne
New York ‘Telephone Company
My. Heine
Ualoh
CWAT
Lme
Mennieu
Thomas Jefferson
Stephen Mayas
National Hight
Discphone
New York
Gery Schmidt
Legal Defense Foundation
Schmidt
Agency Shop
Debates on right to join unions and free contract analysis
A fragmented critique discusses the right to join unions under the Wagner Act and free contract principles. It cites Milton Friedman supporting employer contracts while questioning enforcement against compulsory dues and intimidation by unions on picket lines. The piece probes rational choice in joining or supporting unions and the legal implications of agency shop contracts.
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National Labor Relations Aekaldhe
Watt-Hartley
Gonski LN
Mr. Sehmidt
Aviesana
Oratos
Anind
Syiy Hotans
Milton Friedman
Friediman
Friedman
USI
Schnidt
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