Supreme Court and press rights in Vietnam era disclosures
The Supreme Court faces whether the public has a right to know about U S involvement in Vietnam as newspapers publish Pentagon documents. Judge Gurfein supports declassification to preserve freedom of expression and the public's right to know. The piece questions secrecy, urges transparency, and hints at broader lessons from World War I and Pearl Harbor debates.
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Supreme Court
Pentagon
Vietnam
Juustice Deparment
Murray Gurfein
New York Times
New York
Tims
Heruth
Washington
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Public right to know versus government restraint in press
The piece argues newspapers inform the public and educate for better government. It condemns censorship by the Espionage Act and licensing power, claiming officials push back when critical items appear. Newspapers defend the public interest, asserting treason claims are for courts, not preemptive silencing.
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Cone
CBS
NBC
ABC
Ray Tral
Ralio and TV
Right to Fail Fostering Federal Loan Guarantee Board
Debate centers on a proposed permanent federal loan guarantee board with a $2 billion fund to aid faltering corporations. Arthur Burns warns such a system could subsidize mismanagement, curb competition, and create a bureaucratic fiefdom, challenging private enterprise and the right to fail.
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Federal
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Lockheed
Ums
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Summertime visions across a sunlit landscape and street life
Vivid, fragmented summerscape sketches capture beaches, heat, bikes, children, and city scenes. Images range from waves and bikinis to a police officer in white gloves, night mosquitos, and a red dawn over fields, all mingling with memories of vacation, family, and old houses.
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Sumnertine
Fab Lille
Walic
Lille
The Greening City Park and Summer Storm Muse
A vivid montage swirls around city life and nature as summer imagery blends with storms. Vivid scenes: park scenes, cooling breezes, jasmine scent, ice cream, birds, and a vigil of weather as rain streaks across skies and porches. A reflective, poetic snapshot captures memory and season.
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Sam
God
Venus
Moore
Questions and Answers on Ghost Shrimp and Church Membership
A Q A discusses ghost shrimp names, noting their whitish yellow cube and life spent near mud surfaces. It asks which Christian church leads world membership and answers Henan Catholic Church with about 58 million followers.
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Henan
Telegram on Freedom and Liberty in Columbus Nebraska
A June 30 1971 telegram from Columbus Nebraska promotes individual freedom and self control as guiding principles. It argues freedom is a gift from God not government grant, aligning with moral guidelines such as the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule.
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Fi Telegram
Your Freedom
Columbus
Nebraska
Socks and leg cramps in reader letters to Dr Lamb
Readers report experiences with warm socks, blankets, and external heat to prevent leg cramps during sleep. A 69 year old notes long use of the sock cure, claiming relief from cramps in feet and ankles, while others cite chilling as a trigger and stretching to relieve a cramp.
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Lawrance Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Iave
Dr. Lamp
On Wheels Across Amaricen A Rugged Sollesutsity
Notes mix word fragments and language hints about transportation, drinks, poetry, and various items. Contains scattered references to mariners, windshields, entertainment, and a variety of unrelated terms. The readable portions suggest a crossword style puzzle or word association page.
Chavez faces backfire as farm union push loses ground
Cesar Chavez’s United Farm Workers face renewed resistance as an asparagus dispute follows a grape boycott setback. Arizona’s right to work limits union reach, while a federal election in Shaffer shows a heavy defeat, and an Opinion Research poll finds broad public opposition to compulsory farm unionism, dampening 1972 prospects.
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Cesar Chavez
California
Alores
East
Chavez United Farm Workers Union
Hogue Company
Yuma
Ariz
Hogue
Arizona
Chavez
Colorado
America
Little Cesar
Jmmy Hoffa
Hitler
National Right To Work Committee
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Pride
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services
Shafter
Delores Huerta
la Pasionaria
Legatia de Marguleas Danagement
Iadian
Opinion Research Corporation
North Central
Nixon
Demand and wage trends in a stagnant economy
In a prolonged slump demand falls across goods and wages, with unions pushing higher pay despite reduced demand. The piece examines coal mining, automation, and Keynesian politics, arguing that wage increases raise unemployment and that inflation can mask real wage declines while jobs exist for those who work.
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United Mine Workers
Enas
Miners’ Union
John Maynard Keynes
Tory Lo Anouli
National Press Club Bars Press From Meeting On Women Issue
The National Press Club board voted to bar the press from Friday’s meeting where the admission of women will be voted. Attendees said backers of secrecy argued the issue is emotional and should be decided behind closed doors, reflecting on freedom of information.
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Department of
Washington
News Dispatch
National P Press Club
Anniston
Ala
Barbs by Phil Pastoral on success and quirks
A fragmentary column notes a secret of success, mocks a nonfriendly bartender, and jokes about spring never arriving at his pub. It mentions diamonds guarding ghosts, aliens, and the habit of some people to tell what they don't know while observing a neat plant wolf and tidy after-work pickups.
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