Urban Future Shapes Up in Population Report
The final report by the President's Commission on Population Growth and the American Surrey projects at least 50 million people added to the US population by century's end, with virtually all moving to cities. It says metropolitan share will rise from 70 percent in 1970 to about 85 percent by 2000, signaling an almost totally urban society. Dr. Charles Kimball of the Midwest Research Institute questions the need for many new cities, advocating more sensible, less costly rural planning.
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President's Commission On Population Growth
Itevense
Charles Kimball
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City, MO
The New Kind of City in 2000 Vision
The planning envisions 76 metropolitan areas in the United States each with populations over a million absorbing growth in an orderly way. Kansas City is cited as a model through a coalition of business leaders and government. New construction, mostly privately financed, aims to serve people directly and keep cities livable and governable by 2000.
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United States
Kimball
Kansas’ City
Tax maze harms the little taxpayer in reforms
The piece laments the IRS income tax system now requiring experts like H and R Block to compute taxes. It argues the tax code overhauls create more complexity, leaving many Americans frustrated and misled. It critiques the insistence on simplification while forms remain opaque.
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H and R Block
IRS
The billfold backache and pocket pain tale
An associate returns home and trials a backache blamed on a hip pocket bulge. A physician asks which side carries the billfold and links pain to the body's adjustment. Several other anecdotes follow, noting the humor and medical poke at billfold related back complaints.
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Savoy
Courage on the eve of death in a hospital room
A patient Pete, dying of cancer, reflects with a visitor on life, his wife, and end of life choices. He reveals a life insurance policy to aid his wife and discusses faith, memory, and his son returning home as a final farewell.
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Pete
Christ
Jack Mickley
Thal
Vife
Nixon
Freedom and moral policy in a mid pravgtye era
A fragmented note from a Columbus Nebraska page dated Wednesday June 14 1972 asserts belief in freedom as self rule from God and government, urging self control and moral guidance linked to the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The piece promotes independence from autarchy and calls for peace beginning with men.
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Msn
Sun
Columbus
Nebraska
Meat for good diet and rectal bleeding questions
Dear Dr Lamb explains vegetarian diets can meet protein needs with dairy beans and soy while avoiding excess fats. Dear Reader warns rectal bleeding requires medical exam as it can signal serious disease or cancer, not just hemorrhoids, urging prompt evaluation.
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Lawrence Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Reader
Fragmented crossword like word list yields unclear clues
A jumble of mixed letters numbers and phrases appears as an OCR fragment with scattered clues including terms like vehicle motor and dog and several foreign language hints. The readable items are sparse and no coherent event or person emerges for a proper news summary.
Trade with Soviet Russia in a broader exchange view
Nixon seeks a joint commission to draw up a trade agreement with the Soviet Union outlining most favored nation treatment, long and short term credit, and bilateral offices while arguing trade benefits both nations. The piece weighs arguments for and against engaging Soviet trade amid debt, military sales bans, and ideological differences.
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Russia
Nixon
United States
Pser
America
Aseii
North Vietnam
Theodore Yatema
University of Chicago
Ford Motor Company
Questions and Answers: Early Congress First Woman and Palm Sunday
The text notes Jeannette Rankin as the first woman elected to Congress from Montana serving 1917 to 1919. It discusses the postmaster general’s status with a nine member Postal Service Board of Governors. It mentions the St Patrick's Day Medal issued in 1972 and Palm Sunday commemorating Jesus entry into Jerusalem with a donkey.
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U.S
Jeannetty Rankin
Montana
Txiard
Tura
Generell
St. Patrick
Cil] Mhantain
A.D
Jerusalem
Jesus
Salt and SALT pact fate of US deterrence debated
The piece argues that SALT constraints may weaken U S strategic parity by delaying MIRV and ABM progress while expanding Soviet capabilities. It contends SRAM enhances the bomber leg of deterrence, notes U S missiles and submarines, and critiques Nixon versus McGovern in handling the treaty. The writer warns a nerve, technique, and resolve are key to avoiding future large scale conflict.
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Henry Jackson
Usi
Moscow
Washington
Jackson
Jackson Hilmself
Barry Goldwater
Strom ‘Thurmond
Jip Buckley
Senate
Loring Airforce Base
Maine
North Vietnam
Nixon
Fox
Woodrow Wilson
Rustlana
Boeing
Lockheed
NATO
Europe
U.S
McGovern
White House
SAT
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Parele
Yaleria
Soviet Russia
Lss
Stalin
Berlin
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Cua
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Kremlin
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Chamberlain
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