Economic indicators and a call for a worker led crusade
A Telegram opinion cites conflicting economic data on California jobs unemployment and profits while warning that productivity is declining. It notes discussions of wage controls and possible payroll taxes, arguing the cure lies with workers and employers rather than government intrusion.
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United States of America
Sidney Smith
Golden State
United States
Pay Board
The
Price Commission
Department of Labor
Peter G. Peterson
Philadelphia’s STEM anti shoplifting drive cuts theft by 20
A Philadelphia program named STEM targets teenage shoplifters with blunt ads warning that theft ruins futures. The campaign, backed by media, law enforcement, and civic leaders, reports a 20 percent drop in pilferage and aims to deter youths before they become career criminals.
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FBI
Philadelphia
STEM
Questioning American justice after Angela Davis acquittal
A retrospective piece features Yale president Kingman Brewster, Ohio Justice Lloyd D Brown, and others arguing the system’s failures for Black Americans. It notes Angela Davis's acquittal in Marin County, the jury’s makeup, and calls for critical reflection on justice in the United States.
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Yale University
Kingman Brewster
United States
Bobby Seale
Alex Rackley
America
Ohio Supreme Court
Lloyd D. Brown
Allblack National Bar Association
Nonblack
Angela Davis
Marin County
Calif
Harold J. Haley
Haley
Miss Davis
New York City
Soledad Brothers
San Quentin
California Supreme Court
Finding Yourself And Under enrollment Woes
In Washington a debate on college enrollments cites high schoolers delaying college to “find themselves.” Rob Thatcher and others discuss hitchhiking, Nevada, Arizona, and Navajo blanket work as paths, while parents weigh finances and schooling versus self discovery.
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Me. Thatcher
Willy Grugschmid
Rolf
Chatcher
Nevada
Blair Simmons
Reno
Arizona
Mr. Thatcher
Mott
Rolf Chooses Self Discovery Over College Plans
In a tense family scene, Rolf rejects immediate college to seek identity in South America with Edna. Edna resists parental pressure, while Mrs. Thatcher and Mr. Thatcher debate futures for education, independence, and love as Rolf hints at placing a Lost and Found ad to announce his path.
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Rolf
Mr. Titaleher
Tel
South America
Edna
Mr. Thatcher
Mrs. Thatcher
Telegram boosts freedom message in June 10 1972 issue
The Telegram prints a column urging readers to promote and preserve personal freedom as a gift, not a government grant, stressing consistency with moral guidance and the Declaration of Independence. The piece appears in the Columbus Nebraska paper dated Saturday June 10 1972.
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Your Freedom
Inaeke
Columbus, Nebraska
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Federal press push sparks free speech debate in Miami paper
The Miami Flat Herald critiques a Department of Commerce plan to fund a $3 million New York City print plant aimed at minority employment. It warns subsidized media threaten First Amendment rights and recalls past Congress limits on using funds for government news outlets. The piece cites the US Information Agency and the Agriculture Department wire service as examples.
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Department of Commerce
New York City
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
O T
OFO
US. Information Agency
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Miami Flat Herald
Summit debate over SALT raises huge strategic gamble
The forthcoming SALT debate centers on a new Soviet missile and MRV warheads, risking a strategic edge for the U.S. if tested. It questions whether Nixon can mount a counterstrategy while Western Europe faces a push toward demilitarization and Finlandization amid broader Soviet expansion.
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Congress
Serlow
Nixon
U.S
Chamberlain
Munich
Eutrope
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Goa
Europe
Mediterranean
North Africa
Lenin
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
Income Redistribution and the American Dream Under Scrutiny
Opinion arguing against Sen. McGovern's plan for income redistribution. It contends that shifting wealth from productive citizens to welfare dependents would undermine individual initiative, burden earners with higher taxes, and create a privileged welfare class, contrasting with an American system based on individual skill and enterprise. The piece cites plans attributed to Harvard MIT economists and references the Washington Post.
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T Hat
George McGovern
Congress
Sen. McGovern
Washington Post
Harvard
MIT
Robin Hood
Cuba
Markel
Sensing the News: Opposition to McGovern income plan
The article argues against Senator McGovern's income redistribution plan, praising productive workers and criticizing penalties on moonlighting or further education. It calls for tax reform to encourage saving, work incentives, and public assistance conditioned on restraint, warning the plan would erode productive incentives.
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Momentum
Arabian Gulf
Crete
Indigo
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Foundations
Colombia
Newspapin
Ektesprise Assn
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Jeffrey
Hart
Anthony Harrigan
Southern ‘States Industrial Ceccell
Ahan
Rat Meng
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McGovern
McGoverns
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