Free market urged as cure for poverty by Ribicoff
The piece argues the U S should rely on a robust free enterprise system to reduce poverty rather than expanding federal welfare. It notes Ribicoff’s support for direct cash to the poor faded and cites Secretary Richardson and Senator Curtis praising economic growth as the key. It criticizes current spending on anti poverty programs as ineffective and bureaucratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
United States of America
Office of Economic Opportunity
Elliot Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare Department
OEO
Sen
Carl Curtis
Senator Curtis
Senator Ribbott
America
Hesburgh on parents and school desegregation prompts debate
The text quotes Theodore Hesburgh urging parents to curb disruptive behavior influencing students in desegregated schools. It cites his claim that decent conduct is possible when elders do not set bad examples, and notes a survey showing pupils more accepting of desegregation than their parents. It warns that parental interference can fuel tension and irrational student actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore M. Hesburgh
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Father Hesburgh
Hesburgh
Mick
Sam Ervin Confronts Women's Draft Privilege Debate
Senator Sam Ervin, age 75 from North Carolina, challenged a National Women's Party delegation arguing the proposed amendment would prohibit distinctions between the sexes and force drafting women. He mockingly urged them to send young women of draft age to make their case, admitting they did not win the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ervin Jr
North Carolina
National Women's Party
Ervin
Ney
Congress
Ask the Doctor Abortion Advice by Lawrence Lamb M D
A reader, 15, asks about abortion safety, legality, and options. The doctor says abortion dangers mainly involve unsafe illegal procedures, recommends consulting a family doctor, confirms unwed mothers homes exist, and notes laws vary by state. He advises obtaining the book Everything You Need to Know About Abortion by David Hendin for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Bram
David Hendin
Pinhaele Books
Focal Book
Elevator Yaahoo Drama at Hollywood Restaurant Night
Dick Cami witnesses a wild night at Top O the Home in Hollywood Florida as a billionaire codename Yahoo is saved from a fall after an elevator mishap. Yahoo escapes unharmed though burned hands and returns to the 15th floor to cheers while onlookers laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cami
South Florida
Yahoo
Stones
Lara
Cami
Ele
Jeff
Tat
Eassaysa
Indy
Hollywood Rescue Squad
Playwrights 39 Room and Related Terms
A fragmented OCR list mixes names, places, and phrases from theater and geography. Readable items include references to a Swiss writer, Argentina, Ontario, Rome, and various coded terms, suggesting a puzzle-like compilation rather than a coherent article with a clear event or narrative.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at mixed terms and names
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered terms and numbers including place names, products, and titles. No coherent event or narrative emerges. cannot determine a concrete story or subject from the provided readable bits.
Fulbright attacks Nixon China trip over Radio Liberty reports
The Senate Foreign Relations member accuses the Nixon administration of undermining longstanding U.S. policy by criticizing Library of Congress reports on Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe. He fears a Moscow trip settlement could foreclose hard won bargaining and weaken free information to Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Congress
Radio Free Liberty
Radio- Free Europe
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
J. William Fulbright
Richard Nixon
China
Eastern
Europe
Soviet Union
Fulbright
Nixon
Chou Enlai
Radio Free China
Peking
Moscow
U.S
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberty
Bill Fulbright
Monkey Wrench
Radio! Liberty
Radio’ Liberty
Communist Party
Arkangelsk
Unions lure teachers and the case against collective bargaining
A polemic argues that collective bargaining harms individuality and merit in teaching. It warns that unions promote seniority over ability, reduce incentives to improve, and could cripple schools if teachers strike. The piece cites New York City as an example and questions college professors adopting bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carloatt
Johnny
New York City
Stone Ax
Ms as a multi-meaning term in press usage
The piece notes that ms stands for manuscript and many other terms, from Master of Science to mean square, and discusses the gendered implications of the abbreviation. It cites Dan Oakley of Newspaper Enterprise Association and reflects on dictionary definitions and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Mano Sinstra
Santa Calif
Register
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Senator Ribicoff
Sam Ervin
Spiro
Cam
Big Features Syndicate
Ieee
Argentina
Ontario
Roma
Swissriver
Stimproves
Carpenter's
Cemelarias Msim
Terbiune
Feull
Saint Francis
Deland Keycenter
Bick
Tate
Jas
Distrito
Rabtores Svat
John
Chamberlain
Pri Ff
Hocky
Oscar
Cooley
Ctl
Norther Univariine
Nation's Press
Que Secretary
Nan
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