Domestic crisis looms as public fear rises over Viemen crisis
Citizens voice deep concerns about edge-communications, transportation, mails, education, and other public services. A Copley News Service survey shows 67 percent feel the nation is off the right track, while labor relations receive scant attention despite their central role in America's success.
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United States of America
Copley News Service
United States
Vietnam
America
Labor Management System and U.S. Wage Struggles in War Echoes
The piece argues that wartime labor policies created a unique U.S. economy now undermined by worker wage demands and strikes. It criticizes federal arbitration and price controls, urges serious focus on the labor management crisis, and links it to broader national issues and policy debates.
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United States
Washington
Vietnam
Overloaded Supreme Court Faces Call for Change
Chief Justice Watten I Burger warned the Supreme Court must shed workload to avoid quality loss. He cited 4000 annual filings and argued adding justices won t fix systemic crowded federal courts and urged reevaluation of federal jurisdiction and streamlined methods.
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Supreme Court
Watten I. Burger
Pentagon
Burger
Space cooperation between US and USSR explored in talks
Space experts discuss possible joint American Russian crews and spacecraft in future flights. Houston talks center on docking standardization but broader joint missions are considered. A link in orbit before decade’s end could emerge despite questions about data sharing and economic pressures.
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United States of America
U.S
Ussr
Houston
United States
Wisdom from Jim Young on timeless plots and old novels
In a reflective musing Jim Bishop reviews James N. Young's 1944 work 101 Piely Used and Abused. He argues all stories collapse into seven basic plots, with variations. Truth may be stranger than fiction, but life stitches plots poorly. He notes the enduring appeal of Cinderella, love, adventure, and crime, while lampooning hackneyed Western and dime novel tropes.
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James N. Young
Mr. Young
Jim Young
Younng
O. Henry
Jack
Kim Young
America
Frussia
Henry
Freedom and self control in a Columbus message
A July 30 1971 Columbus Nebraska editorial asserts freedom is a gift from God and not government grant, stressing self-control within moral guides like the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, urging readers to promote liberty and responsibility.
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Fas
Ovulation timing and pregnancy tips from Dr Lamb
Dear reader note on pinpointing ovulation through basal body temperature shifts and typical 14 day rule with wide variation. Sperm count affects conception likelihood. abstinence before ovulation may help. plastic surgery options discussed for leg scars and fashion concerns with cautions on cost and realism.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D. Dea
Dr. Lamb
River related terms and place names mix in cluttered list
A garbled OCR fragment lists river names, tributaries, languages, and scattered terms. It includes references to Mississippi and Vistula, miscellaneous descriptors, and scattered numbers, presenting as a partial glossary rather than a cohesive article.
Nixon Agnew Rift Reflected In Vietnam Era Parallels
The piece draws parallels between Nixon and Agnew over China policy and recalls 1954 debates on aiding France in Indochina. It notes Nixon’s past activism as VP, the Bid to deploy atomic options at Dien Bien Phu, and questions Eisenhower’s stance, while mentioning Buckley’s National Review criticism and later interviews with Nixon and Knowland.
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Richard Nixon
Spira Agnew
China
Agnew
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Bill Knowland
California
Formosa
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Walbot Patrick
Rock Hill Evening Standard
South Carolina
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Knowland
Radford
Bill Buckley
National Review Fisbee
Buckley
Walt
Dien Bien Phi
National Review
Ieast
Barron's Magazine
Washington
Mme
Dien Bien Phu
Irench
Contingency Plans and Cold War Echoes Across History
The excerpt recalls Dien Bien Phu defense tactics and a hypothetical atomic approach, noting Nixon and Len Knowland as sources. It compares 1945 Amerasia FBI raids and 1971 Times leaks, framing editors Jaffe and Stewart Service as controversial figures. The author suggests ongoing parallels in press freedom and military planning through history.
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Dien Bien Phu
Nixon
Len Knowland
Bill Buckley
Lauris Norstad
Canada
Amerasia Magazine
The
New York Times
FBI
Jol Stewart Service
Emmanuel Larsen
State Department
LL. Andrew Roth
Naval Intelligence
Amerasia
Philip Jaffe
John Stewart
Dan Hilsberg
Jaffe
Lille Pane
The Telegram on Taxes and Revenue Philosophy
The Telegram argues taxation is compulsory and oppressive while endorsing user charges for government services. It distinguishes taxes from revenue and urges funding through user fees like highway charges to avoid bureaucratic growth and unnecessary taxation. It asserts government needs revenue but favors proportional, service-linked charges over broad taxes.
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