Telegram Opinion on US trade balance and investment strategy
An American observer in Europe argues the US can ease payments strain by repatriating dollars from Europe through high corporate holdings. He suggests two paths: pass laws to force dollars home or make the United States a stronger investment destination by lowering taxes and reducing political risk.
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Europe
General Motors
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Continental Can
Standard Oil
Which Way Should Dollars Return Home
The passage weighs two options for bringing dollars back to their origin. It argues freedom and favorable investment climates attract dollars without enforcement, benefiting both investors and workers, and asks which approach would be preferred if decision power rested with them.
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Foren Ig
Lincoln's Doctor's Dog and the dieting sex guide craze
A quirky critique notes how popular books cycle around Lincoln, doctors, and dogs. It discusses a sex and diet manual by Abraham J. Friedman that promises drastic calorie cuts, joking about combining titles into a mock bestseller and lampooning the era’s obsession with weight and sex.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Abraham J. Friedman
Home movies mark 50th anniversary of amateur film
May 1973 marks half a century since Kodak Research Laboratories unveiled the reversal type nonflammable safety film for amateurs. The breakthrough let camera film be processed for projection without printing, expanding home movie access to millions despite early awkwardness and gadgetry hype.
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Kodak Research Laboratories
Tillus
Ancle Bobs
Eavil
Letter to editor criticizes Coffey on labor views
A reader replies to Richard Coffey and The People Speak, challenging anti union stance, disputing facts about United Mine Workers, Congress actions, and corporate regulation. The letter attacks editorial bias, mentions working people, and critiques modern autos and public discourse.
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Richard Coffey
United Mine Workers
Congress
Saving the dollar and the American economy crisis
A reader argues that the United States risks losing global financial influence as inflation, wage growth, and a wobbling balance of payments threaten the dollar. The author urges President Nixon to publicly acknowledge economic peril and call on Europeans to sell dollars, warning of bank speculation and a ruined economy.
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Southeast Asia
Europe
Nixon
Ife
Pal
U.S
United States
America
Tricky Pick and the Dollar Crisis Plan
An international set of bankers and officials debate the dollar's fate. A Swiss banker and a London insurer warn against weakness, while Paris and Arab leaders push to defend or attack the dollar. Nixon is urged to stand firm. analysts say the dollar could define American economic history if he acts boldly.
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Paris
Europe
Smithsonian Institution
Nixon
Lise
Telegram Freedom Press Declares Civic Liberty Tenet
The Telegram issue from Thursday March 8, 1973 in Columbus Nebraska extols individual freedom and anti government overreach. It frames freedom as virtue and rejects control, citing moral laws and self governance as core tenets. The article urges readers to defend personal trees and prosperity through liberty.
ASK THE DOCTOR Troubled by sex and pinworms explained
Dear Dr Lamb I was going to marry a man my age who could not perform sex and blamed me. The doctor explains that many older people remain sexually active, that hormones after menopause can help some women, and that sex is not the sole basis for a lasting marriage. Pinworms remain common in children and can affect the whole family with rectal itching. diagnosis uses tape on the anal area to collect eggs for microscope examination.
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Lawrence E. Lama M.D
Br. Lamb
Depres
Ople
Fragmented OCR string spans many items and terms
A garbled OCR line lists numerous scattered words and fragments across varied topics including names, numbers, and phrases, with no coherent narrative or clear event to summarize. The text appears as a mixed jumble of potential headlines, identifiers, and stray fragments without discernible context.
Amnesty clash over Vietnam exiles fuels public fight
Analysis argues that both pro Amnesty and anti Amnesty camps are shaping a political battle. It differentiates deserters from draft dodgers, noting deserters face military discipline while the exiled "moral exiles" claim a private moral veto over U.S. policy. The piece frames sovereignty, loyalty, and government authority as central to the debate.
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America
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Sweden
Pele
Naton
Jattor
Ant
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Kemmerly
Juluison
Mixon
Wannot
Michigan Supreme Court Bans Agency Shop in Public Employment
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that agency shop clauses cannot be included in contracts between public employees and government agencies. The decision limits union membership requirements and aims to protect both public workers and taxpayers. The ruling addresses how agency fees influence public funding, union power, and contract negotiations across schools, cities, and counties.
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Oakland
Supreme Court backs unions on fines after strike quits
The Supreme Court ruled unions cannot fine members who quit during a strike and return to work. Justice Williams stated a member resigns, the union loses power over him, a view Douglas endorsed for individual rights. The decision contrasts earlier UAW crossers, cited as historical context for free association.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Alteps
Textile Workers Union
Shuck
Nashua
National Labor Relations Board
Williams. Douglas
United Auto Workers
Dalmot Tefl
Douglas
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