Opinion on letting the free market steer the economy
A fragmented telegram style opinion argues that government inaction or laissez faire may restore stability. It contrasts interventionists led by Arthur Burns with Milton Friedman and Nixon advisors, claiming the market should drive policy while backseat politics hinder progress. The piece predicts better weather for the economy if policy is relaxed.
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Pop
Mom
Tons
Alb
Map
Laissesfaire
Bisiness Sturt
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve System
Richard Nixon
Milton Friedman
Nixon
Washington
Rabbies
Problems of Brotherhood and the Question of Keeper
The piece argues that the basic human problem is theological and centers on who counts as a brother. It critiques socialist notions of universal fraternity, argues scripture shows varied categories of people, and cites Billy Graham asserting that universal brotherhood is mistaken.
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Billy Graham
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Nation's Press Promotes Population Pollution Phrase
The article notes concern over environmental quality and crowded urban space as the phrase population pollution gains prominence in ecological discourse. It mentions a proposal to formalize the term and discuss its implications for policy and public awareness.
Population Pollution and Language Change
Florence Morning News notes a trend of coinages replacing phrases with single words. The author questions whether this reflects efficiency mania or simple human laziness in a society seeking quicker communication.
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Florence
5.C
Telegram Vble on Freedom and Self Control
The fragment discusses freedom as a gift from God and government restraint, urging readers to practice self governance to reach higher potential. It references the Coveing Commandment, the Golden Kale, and the Declaration of Independence and cites Columbus, Nabraske, in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vble
Ask the Doctor on Tobacco Dipping and Sunflower Seeds
Lawrence Lamb answers readers on chewing tobacco dipping and health effects noting nicotine exposure through any form, potential cancer links, and possible effects on sexual capacity. He cites the National Clearinghouse for Smoking and Health Arlington VA for further information and discusses sunflower seeds fat content and dental considerations.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamb
U.S. Department of Hew Public Health Service
Wealth Services and Mental Health Administration
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health
Arlington
Eden Makena Eden Maui Hippie Colony Vision
In Maui's Makena area a small group of Americans living as flower children inhabit a remote beach. They reject modern comforts, drift toward communal living and LSD inspired ideals, while visitors and locals react with tension and curiosity. The scene blends mysticism, struggle, and a fragile dream of a new world.
Astronomical terms and scattered notes in a clipped list
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous items including planets satellites and coordinates. The text mentions Astronomical terms and various misread words such as Planes 11 Employers satellites and Compass poitil with odd spellings. Overall it presents a collage of unrelated entries without a clear cohesive event or narrative.
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Dinor
VW Wheysat Milk
Nixon Tax Cut Debate Sparks Age-Group Spending Alarm
Washington consultant William J. Fitzgerald argues against delaying income tax cuts, urging tax policy to reflect consumer dynamics by age group. He cites a computerized model predicting differing spending needs across generations and warns that inflation and big tax hikes could blunt key 25 to 34 year olds who drive durable goods and construction demand.
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Richard Nixon
William J. Fitzgerald
Washington
Ynarkel
Fitzgerald
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Fitegerald
Fitggerald
Withgerald
Detroit
Ritygerald
Reader Letter on Tax Policy and Economic Anemia
Joan Chamberlain cites economist Mr. Fitzgerald arguing state and federal taxes drain disposable income. He warns New York and national tax schemes curb growth, raise prices, and hit the poor, predicting a 1.5 percent bite to 1978 under 4 percent inflation.
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Fitzgerald
Connectticut
Ile
Mr. Fitzgerald
New York
New York State
Detroit
Nixon
Are men basically good or evil debated in public Q&A
The answer argues that labeling people as good or evil is flawed. Man is a mix of both, not perfect, and must be free to face consequences and remorse to grow. Government pardons and welfare payments, it says, undermine effort and benevolence. The piece critiques views of benevolence as genuine charity versus force.
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Sant
Eden
Halewkala
Ohio
Marthand
Gilford Pinchot
Paul Getty
Roberts
The Price System and Population Control Debate
The National Observer comments on traffic jams at Yosemite and Yellowstone, arguing free services spur overuse. It contends price charges can ration demand, spreading scarce resources fairly. The piece asserts private ownership would ration access, reduce congestion, and curb population growth by making families bear true costs.
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Yosemite National Park
Folsein Haberts
National Observer
Yellowstone
Roberts
New York City
New
Yosemite
Disneyland
Cedar Point
Dogender
Carusa
Vail
National Park
New York
West Virginia
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Jesus
Nation's Press
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Wees
Vnell
Wailuku
Maalaca Bay
Haleakala
Jace
Makena
Hawaiian
Maui
Mars Jones
Iman
Molokai
Jim Bishop
Mindanao
Purtle
Joan Chamberlain
King Features Syndicate
Oscar
Cooley
Ohle Werther Uslearsity
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