Unions and welfare under strike pressure and policy
Opinion argues AFL CIO welfare endorsements during strikes worsen unemployment and raise prices. It claims unions curb real communication between managers and workers, inflate wage demands, reduce hiring, and threaten long economic downturn amid a fragile national economy in 1871.
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Bell ‘Telephone
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The
Wall Street Journal
100 Perlis
Apl:cio
Mr. Perlis
Tong
Afl-Cio
Ithe
Unis
United States
Telegram excerpt on freedom and self government ideals
A fragmented Telegram-like excerpt extols information for readers to promote and preserve freedom. It asserts freedom as a divine gift and links self-control, moral guidance, and the Declaration of Independence to responsible civic action.
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Jim
Gott
Nixon plan to visit Peking sparks strong conservative backlash
The announcement of Nixon's plan to visit Peking drew sharp protests from Republican critics and conservative outlets. Analysts note the move as a calculated balance of power shift and a strategic signal to Moscow and Tokyo, echoing Nixon's earlier Asia stance and his rhetoric on negotiation over confrontation.
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Nixon
Peking
Bellwether Publications
Kissinger
Metternich
Ramatic
Asia
Vietnam
Foreign Affairs
China
Miami
Rumania
Moscow
Siberia
Japan
Nixon shifts focus as China visit looms in May
The piece argues Nixon eased Democratic crises by planning a nonpolitical Peking visit by May. It notes the conservative backlash, defends Nixon and Kissinger from Lattimore and Snow, and asserts U.S. national interest in Asia favors strategic engagement over condemning Chinese Communism. It cites Indonesia, Thailand, Burma, and Japan as regional shifts.
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Nixon
China
Owen Lallimore
Edgar Snow
Kissinger
Lattimore
Snow
Indonesia
Thailand
Burma
Japan
Fireworks ban debate mirrors gun control arguments
An opinion piece argues fireworks bans echo calls to outlaw guns, contending that objects do not kill people and that banning all potentially harmful items leads to eroding personal responsibility and eventual state control. The author warns such laws threaten freedom and may push society toward a controlled, compliance driven state.
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National Rifle Association
Sac
Questions and Answers From a Historic Quiz Feature
A set of trivia items covering papal abdication, Brazilian angel's trumpet flowers, the first Christmas tree lights by Luther, a misrendered note about Bethlehem, and the astronomical zenith. The questions touch on papal succession in 13th century, a shrub with one-foot blooms, Christmas tree lighting origins, and the term for the point directly overhead in the sky.
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Luther
Christ
Kissinger's China Trip Mocked in Comic Bust
A satirical spoof portrays Henry Kissinger suffering a stomach ache in a White House medical scene. The gag includes Elitist talk of meals with Gloria Steinem and Bella Abzug, a hospital plot, and jokes about a death hoax to manipulate press coverage.
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Washington
Jerry Kissinger
China
White House
Henry
Gerdult
Casten
Gloria Steinem
Bella Abus
Shire
Albania
Ron
Hon
East Berlin
Yaku
Henry Nixon collapses in Oval Office amid tense briefing
The scene portrays Henry in agony as Secretary Rogers and the President react. Henry staggers toward a request for medical help, while references to Hanoi and the Vatican appear in a chaotic exchange. Mrs Nixon invites Henry to dinner as he collapses.
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Los Ampateg Times
Ilewy
William Rogers
Henry
Agers
Rogers
Hanoi
Oval Room
Saarre
Morocco
Vatican
Diet and malnutrition and candle safety Q and A
Dear Dr Lamb warns against extreme fruitarian dieting as dangerous malnutrition risking iron calcium and protein deficits and possible infertility. A reader asks about candle carbon monoxide risk for a baby. expert says normal candle use poses fire risk but CO is unlikely unless fuels burn incompletely.
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Dr. Lamb
Women in space program debate sparks in Calgary
A mash of quotes questions if women can pilot moons rockets. NASA cites bio and training limits while women pilots push for female astronaut inclusion, noting skilled pilots exist. Despite talk, Apollo winds down toward Skylab and Space Shuttle plans.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canada
NEA
Sae
Germaine Greer
NASA
Eddie Tickenbacker
Airlines
Space Center
Skylab
Space Shuttle
Inia
Earth
Scientis
Nist
Tost
Gerrie Cobb
Jacqueline Cuehran
Distaff Space
Mind warfare and the rise of communism in U S history
A harsh primer argues that communist conquest relies on four mind warfare principles. It claims sanctuary allows Marxists to wage war in a country while its own territory remains off-limits. The piece warns against passive coexistence and warns that a small disciplined minority can destroy majority liberties.
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Commu
United States
U.S
North Warra
North Vietnam
Cuba
Minny
Ray Curtain
Czechoslovakia
Heather
U.S.A
The Tuny Express Debuts At Our Place
A playful note announces a recast daily service named The Tuny Express, hinting at a mall move and noting humor around stubbornly swatted items and daily newspaper appeal.
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