Inflation Debate Pushes Toward Indexing in 1974
The piece argues inflation threatens real incomes as GNP per person falls 5.8 percent in early 1974. It examines indexing as a cure, noting Milton Friedman’s support and Brazil’s drop to about 15 percent inflation. It also cites proposals by Mansfield and Suckley, and notes Brookings finding higher revenues giving room for tax cuts or spending.
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America
Northwestern University
Robert Fisner
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Brazil
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
James Suckley
R-N.y
Ronald A. Kreiger
Goucher Coltepe
Brookings Institution
Washington
Drastic plan for men's rights movement gains vent
A crumpled manifesto promotes the International Committes of Rights as ICK to counter female power and wealth accumulation. It mocks women and calls for male solidarity, claiming men must learn about war graves and seize equality by drastic means.
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Aly
Clift
the International
ICK
Women's Liberation
Dad
Mommy
Icks
Joolyard
Ace
International Committee of Knights
Faul Getty
TGK
Ted China
The Graft Debate and Gender Roles in 1930s City Life
A fragmented reminiscence on New York politics and social mores notes a mayoral gathering of 100 citizens discussing graft with no resolutions. It wanders into gender dynamics, asserting male dominance, economic control, and a satirical view of women’s power, ending with a jarring line about world domination and a crude aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zoo Puzzle Jumbles Animal Names and Nation Clues
A scrambled crossword style list mixes animal names, places, and titles with partial phrases. Across clues hint at animals and terms while Down clues mix regions, roles, and historical references, creating a dense set of wordplay entries and partial solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Adam
Gerrard
Cathedral City
Philistine City
Aludeto
Pal
Dale
Kaif
Citrus Trust
Arthur's
Pat
Pecmit
Animalsigard —Nickname 3B Hunting Dog
Inem S?aper Enterprise Assn
Mills Faces Challenge as Winds of Change Brew in Arkansas
In six years as Arkansas congressman Wilbur Mills has faced no general election opposition. A Little Rock divorcee Judy Petty has launched a campaign to expose alleged abuses of power by Mills, accusing him of entrenchment, secrecy, and influence peddling. The piece notes Mills controls tax policy via the Ways and Means Committee, and questions campaign financing while acknowledging his long incumbency and lack of electoral challenges.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
Puissant House
Coleagues
Arkansas
Little Rock
Judy Petty
Mills
Pelly
Olfier
Nixon
Dames Olis
Ways and Mears
Mills Committee
Gil
BUU
Bern
Lis Inp
Gene Guss
People's
Congressoo
The
Mighty
Iheyell
Witness Mills
Riding exercise advice for varicose veins from Dr Lamb
Dear Reader explains home stationary bicycle use for varicose veins. Using a bike daily aids circulation, burns calories, and may help prevent heart issues. Start low, increase gradually, and wear support hose. place equipment by TV to combine activity with viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrance E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Detente and the Soviet Union in a fraught balance
The piece argues whether detente is real as Kissinger and Brezhnev maneuver amid political freedoms and emigration, urging a clear test of Soviet willingness to change. It references Kissinger, Reston, Jackson, Talleyrand, and the broader Cold War context including SALT II and regional conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kissinger
Cleveland
Detroit
Khrushchev
Bob Considine
Bob
Dalente
Geneva
Willy Brandl
Berlin Wall
Don Kendall
Moscow
Armand Klammer
Occidental Petroleum Corporation
le Kremlin
Kendall
Mr. Ammer
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Cambodia
Angola
Henry Jackson
New York
Tine
Scotty Reston
Scoop Jackson
Jackson
Middle East
Talleyrand al
Vienna
Talleyrand
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Wer Rogers Memorial Commission
Laveroy
Bryan Starting
Jim
Fischetti
Answat
Joe
Tae
Quixote
Tom
Tiede
Fase Press
Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
John
Chamberlain
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