Supreme Court warned on press freedom over classified ads
Opinion column argues the Pittsburgh Press ruling bans sex separated help wanted ads and fears dangerous precedents. It quotes Justice Stewart and others warning government interference could extend to news pages and editorial layout, threatening First Amendment protection.
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A Lesson on How to Win Arguments About Marriage
A humorous but dated guide lists male-led tips for managing a wife, including dismissive routines, controlling decisions, and flattering phrases. It satirically portrays a domineering dynamic, urging secrecy, strategic praise, and avoidance of genuine partnership to maintain control in marriage.
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Won't Eat Meat Dear Doctor Lamb Advice on a vegetarian child
A reader asks about a four year old boy who refuses meat and often eats only limited foods. Dr Lamb reassures that complete proteins from milk and eggs plus vitamins can support growth and suggests gradual variety as the child ages. The column also answers a question on making low fat buttermilk from nonfat milk powder and buttermilk cultures.
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Fishing Across Bait and Sacred Maps In Odd Puzzles
A jumble of clues mixes fish names, religious terms, and wordplay. The puzzle lists various hints from fish to numbers, with scattered terms like Venus, Freudian, and Otter.
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Year of Europe fades amid decoupling fears and NATO debate
The piece analyzes how detente and shifting U S strategy strain NATO with Kissinger and Nixon at odds over tactical nuclear deterrence. It discusses Soviet advantage in Europe, fears of decoupling, and Watergate undercutting efforts for a coherent European defense strategy in 1973.
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Indecision halts U.S. energy progress amid environmental delays
Washington faces a power shortage blamed on indecision over pollution controls rather than ecology. Bureaucratic red tape and court battles delay pipelines, open pit mines, coal plants, and offshore drilling, slowing projects by years and increasing energy costs.
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