Economy on Trial as Poverty Charged at Welfare Forum
A National Conference on Social Welfare hearing features economist Gordon accusing the Private Sector of creating poverty by failing to provide decent wages. He argued job quality and inequality drive poverty and crime, citing New York City wage data. About five thousand attendees heard the presentation, with ambiguous reception and no definitive verdict reported.
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National Conference On Social Welfare
Wavkt M. Gordon
Economics Polereir
New School For Social Research
New York
Gordon
New York City
Hays
United Press International
Go Wne
UPL
Ile Joya
Defendant in Priv Sector case questions own role in poverty
Able Itaell and Thip Unie, accused, defend their actions in a plant based on creating goods to address hunger and need. They claim profits funded equipment to raise real wages and argue crime links to broader economic conditions rather than personal fault. The witness blames regulation for inefficiency and cites workers’ low wages. The verdict remains pending.
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Daing Iyrang
Wagging the tail in ad campaigns and their failing taste
A fragmented look at advertising flops, focusing on Continental Airlines and a provocative line about moving its tail. The piece traces how a clever slogan can become a public relations risk, shaped by copywriters, directors, and clients, amid a rain of miracles and misfires.
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Continental Airlines
Continental
Ley
Freedom and duty in a free society in Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Telegram on June 15 1974 argues freedom is a divine gift not a government grant, rejects anarchy, upholds the Golden Rule and the Declaration, and asserts responsible liberty under limits. It stresses individual rights and moral guidance in a free republic.
Travelogue phrases and scattered terms mix in a jumbled entry
A fragmented travelogue style list blends place names such as Nevada city and Danube with scattered terms like kitchen, tributary, and mineral. The text appears as a chaotic OCR fragment with numerous misspellings and undefined items, offering no clear narrative or event.
Massachusetts Bay Governor Dismisses General Court in Debate
Gen Thomas Cape, new governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony, rebukes the General Court and Salem’s House rather than Boston, while delegations bring royalist sympathy and a contested address deemed indecent toward past rulers.
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Copley News Service
Thomas Cape
Massachusetts Bay Colony
General Court
House of Salem
Boston
Committee of the Poston Council
Americans urged to fund restraint in Northern Ireland conflict
A column argues against funding terrorists abroad and urges support for Ashbrook's antiterrorist bill as a prudent step amid Northern Ireland violence. It notes Irish and Protestant factions, the Council of Ireland power sharing, and warns that withdrawing British troops could worsen bloodshed and risk a unilateral Protestant rule.
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Wok Long Aga
Jo Ashtrack
Northern Ireland
Norther Ireland
Callatie
Ashbrook
Council of Ireland
IRA
Dublin
TRA
Ireland
Sean O'Casey
Nihe Noh
Mda
U S Soviet arms race may still shift after SALT talks
Analysis argues US Soviet ICBM progress remains uncertain despite Defense Department claims of edge. SALT I talks appear to push Soviet pace, with ceilings allowing high performance. Brezhnev may accept SALT expiry and push for further advantages. serious talks unlikely before 1976. Cosmetic agreement after Nixon visit possible.
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Defense Department
Soviet Union
Textra
Kremlin
U.S
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
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