Memo to Young Workers On Social Security Burdens and Fraud
A Fredonian opinion piece argues the Social Security system shifts costs onto young workers. It cites Rep John W Byrnes testimony against HRl and Barron’s critique by Shirley Scheibla, asserting no true funds exist and future deficits demand higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul I. Potral
The
Freeman
Croce
John W. Byrnes
and Means
HRI
Shirley Scheibla
Barron's
National Financial and Business Weekly
Johnson
SSA
Freedom of the press and individual access to information
The Telegram argues freedom of the press is not a special privilege but a right of every person to manage their own information needs. It likens press freedom to access to information necessary for a free society and emphasizes individuals' control over their information and agents.
Barbs by PHI Pastore and the fallow worker tale
A fragmentary column weaves social hints and workplace chatter. It mentions a boat yard laborer taking daily launches, a wife’s publishing quarrel, lovebirds in the month, and casual talk of picnic, restaurant costs, and a boss urging lighter workloads while noting underlying headaches in systems.
Crime and penology in Hawaii lessons from a crook at heart
An interviewer recalls a Hawaii assignment for World Book Encyclopedia on crime trends. He details police conduct, a hawkish parole system, and a 5.1 percent recidivism rate, noting the conflict between reform ideals and harsh realities. The piece blends journalism with candid confessions and street portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Book Encyclopedia of Chicago
Paull Tuller
Lould
U.8
Cirgo
Anl
Tulner
Kalakau Avenue
Murde
Oahu State
Wes Young
Honolulu
Mr. Young
Len
Ne Keiser
Tod Streshens
Young Nacdertay
Bork
Forrersl Bureau of Investigation
Chinn To
Hawaii
China Ho
Police
Dent
Parole Board
World Book Encyclopedia
The 04 Telegram Editorial Emphasizes Freedom’s Limits
The column in Columbus Nebraska on July 21 1971 argues freedom must align with moral guides and not become license or anarchy. It asserts freedom is a gift from God rather than government favor and calls for self control in production and life.
ASK THE DOCTOR Knot in breast and ear questions
Dr. Lamb cautions that breast lumps may be cancer or benign and cannot be diagnosed at home. Early doctor examination and biopsy are essential, with regular professional checks. A polyp is a growth of mucous lining and a mastoid is a bone behind the ear sometimes treated by mastoidectomy, now rarely needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lamb
Classics Across 28 29 42 31 44 47 14 15 50 1 52 8 9 10 27 29 31 12 35 36 29 28 23 20 40 4 2 42 3 24 44 45 46 48 39
A garbled alphabet soup of scattered terms, names, and numbers from an OCR scan. It lists assorted clues and fragments for a puzzle, with references to languages, places, people, and times, but lacks coherent structure or complete clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania
France
Moines
Angers
Kake
Two Chinas and UN Seat Fates in Nixon Era Debate
A discussion argues Nixon cannot advance a two China policy due to UN Charter constraints. Yale sinologist Rowe contends Taiwan held a perpetual UN Security Council seat by Charter terms, with Fulbright and others debating legality, while proponents claim Taiwan’s continued membership blocks expulsion despite China’s aggressor status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
China
David Rowe
Yale University Sinologiss
Fulbright
UN Security Council
Fulbright Committee
Professor Rowe
Peter Dominick
United Nations
Dr. Rowe
Teuth
Rowe
Red Ching
Taiwan
Aiken
San Francisco
Manchukuo
Peking
Tanking
South
Chungking
Security Council
Inganshat
UN Law and Free China: Keeping Taiwan in the UN
The piece argues that invoking the Appressor clause to expel Taiwan from the UN would violate the U S Supreme Law and the UN Charter. It criticizes legalistic rhetoric, notes Free China Week in Washington with 4 000 000 signatures, and questions Nixon's policy toward Free China and the two China dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
United States
General Assembly
Republic of China
Taiwan
U.S
Nixon
State Department
Seculty Council
China
Bny
Rowe
UN Musk
Free China
Washington
Question Box on Free Trade With Communist China
The Telegram advocates unconditional free trade among individuals, opposing government loans or guarantees for transactions with Communist China or any state. They argue private commerce fosters global interdependence and peace, criticizing government financing that backs such shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Frederic Bastial
Chi Russia
South America
South Africa
Rhode
U.S
Coffee blamed for bladder cancer in new study
Wichita Falls Record News reports a British medical journal study linking heavy coffee drinking to bladder cancer risk. It notes women may have higher susceptibility and cites gerentists arguing tobacco and coffee as debated factors in cancer causation.
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PHI Pastore
Jim
Columbus
Nebraska
Aenays
Roalg
Br Hua
Trevino
Fortune
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
John
Chamberlain
King Feaens Syteticels
Nation's Press
Wichita Falls
Tex
Record News
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