Gold as an archaic relic or rising demand in free markets
The piece argues that gold defies being an antique relic as demand climbs, citing a Federal Reserve chart showing price rises from 1964 to 1972 and projections toward $100 per ounce. It lists global gold distribution totals, notes Western governments hold most supply, and questions why Americans are prevented from owning gold if it is truly obsolete.
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Federal Reserve Board
News and World Treport
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Tonother
United States
International Monetary Fund
West Germany
France
Russia
Switzerland
Britain
Usn&wp
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Nixon Signs 20 Percent Social Security Increase Bill
The president signed a 20 percent boost to Social Security amid fiscal controversy. Critics call it fiscally irresponsible, arguing it raises deficits and taxes for workers next year. The measure shifts 2.7 billion from other programs to seniors, with tax increases slated to start after election.
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Nixon
Mac Nixon
Washington
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Congress
Mechanized pollination eyed for California date palms
Researchers Roger Perkins of California and Galen Brown of the USDA devised a machine to pollinate date palms where male and female trees are separated. After three years of testing the devices achieved up to 100 percent pollination and fruit yields matching hand pollination, with potential 30 percent feed cost reductions.
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Rone
Gough
California
United States
Roger Perkins
University of California
Galen Brown
UWS. Department of Agriculture
Perkins
Freedom Telegram: A War Readers Newsletter
Columbus Nebraska Telegram edition promotes freedom as a gift from God and opposes licensing or government control. It emphasizes moral guidance from the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule, declaring peace begins with individual action. Published Friday July 4, 1972.
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Your Freedom
seiGenateel
Columbus
Nebraska
Bulk foods aid bowel care and diet plan
Dear reader, after partial colon removal constipation persists. Establish a daily routine with high bulk cereals and vegetables, regular meals, fluids, and timed bathroom visits. Avoid overreliance on laxatives. consider water enemas or occasional mineral oil, and reintroduce fruit at breakfast when suitable. Skin absorption cautions noted.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Singh Sl
Lamb
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Fragments of wit and wordplay on language and shame
A collage of jokes and quotations on language misuse by writers and critics. Nods to Dorothy Parker, George Jean Nathan, and Willard Espy plus a loose riff on Alcoholics Anonymous and a Canton jail note. The piece threads humor, culture, and literary figures through vivid snippets.
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George S
Hongey
Wakaws
Willard St. Espy
Fir Crossel
Westminster Bridge
Pat Helvins
Donnelly
Dorothy Parker
Ineeud Walde
Renehley
George Jean Nathan
Burt
Nora
Alexander Woolholt
Heywood Rou
Hatchel
Geoffrey Steyne
Steyne
Braun
Fragmentary Puzzle of Names and Clues from Esoteric List
A scrambled OCR page presents a word puzzle style list with scattered terms and partial clues. It includes phrases like Across-R2, 28 Chicken perch, Beloved Fi nd2, and a mix of apparent definitions, language notes, and placeholders, lacking coherent narrative or clear single event.
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Fermiser
Underedor M Pronentary Sa Picnic Peat
Partol Corela
Uew Zealand
Open primaries mirror a changing Democratic Party
The Miami Beach report portrays delegates from diverse groups attempting to influence McGovern era rules at the Democratic convention. It questions quotas and race based categories, arguing for universal voting rights within parties and critiquing rigid ethnically driven allocations.
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Miami Beach
KFS
Larry O'Brien
O'Brien
U.S
Wey
Ben Wallenberg
Richard Scammons
Dayton
McGovern
Gloria Steinem
Betty Freidan
Luca
South Carolina
Ben Wattenberg
Richard Nixon
Bost Daley
Chicago
Pany
Energy crisis prompts push for LNG and new ship era
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology study outlines rising energy use across industry, transport, utilities, and homes, urging new sources. LNG imports from Algeria and Alaska's potential oil output drive plans for 18 cryogenic tankers, two processing terminals, and a massive US energy program amid environmental and geopolitical concerns.
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Siberia
Mozambique
North America
Alaska
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Commission On American Shipbuilding
Ninoy
U.S. m
Existilte
Algeria
United States
Cove Point
Elba Island
Savannah
James Ridgeway
New Republic
U.S
Bahamas
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