Organized labor blamed for crisis across nations and industries
Column argues organized labor wrecked Britain with factory shutdowns and coercive power, then threatens the U S with boycotts and political influence. It claims Bridges and unions could paralyze shipping and rail, profits from featherbedding, and calls Congress to rewrite the NLRA and tax rules to curb labor power and protect public interests.
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Great Britain
England
Harry Bridges
Teamsters
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Bridges
Congress
Conflicting Health Claims On Drugs Prompts Public Debate
Headlines cite scientists and activists arguing over marijuana and LSD while warning about risks from smokings, pollutants, and unhealthy habits. The piece contrasts old cautionary tales with new endorsements, noting confusion over drug safety and public guidance.
The Telegram's Freedom Message from 1972
A preserved fragment from The Telegram dated Saturday March 18 1972 in Columbus Nebraska argues for individual freedom as a divine gift and a personal responsibility. It cites the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as moral anchors.
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Lit
Columbus
Nebraska
Newest sheep breed for wool production joins Tasmanian stock
Q and A reveal that the Cormo breed, a cross of Corriedale with superfine Merinos, was developed in Tasmania for wool. The Q asks about a flag design change in East Germany and dates chest protectors in baseball, while another Q notes the alver as the young of the eel.
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Tasmania
Corriedale
East Germany
West Germany
Estate taxes threaten closely held firms warns institute
EB Page Doss of the Research Institute of America warns that family and closely held firms face estate tax death if cash needed to pay taxes cannot be raised. Treasury valuations often exceed owners' estimates, using eight major factors including goodwill and earning capacity. A handbook offers guidance to avoid pitfalls and is available from the institute.
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Page Doss
Research Institute of America Inc
Doss
Treasury
Fay Pilfalls
Research Institute of America, Inc. Research Institute
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
No middle ground between private property and socialism
Ludwig von Mises argues there is no intermediate path between private property in production with free contract and common ownership of the means of production. He warns such a path slides toward compulsory production, universal consumption rationing, and eventual full economic regulation.
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Ludwig von Mises
McGraw-Hill in Turmoil Over Red Fox Memoir Scandal
Washington reports McGraw-Hill reels from plagiarism and advance missteps tied to Chief Red Fox memoir controversy. The saga includes clashes over Irving and Hughes dynamics, alleged diary copying, and a chaotic internal response as executives mock up press strategy and seek sensational angles rather than verify facts.
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Washington
McGraw-Hill
Clifford Trving-Monard Hughes
Chief Red Fox
James McGregor
Red Fox
McGregor
Redskin
Wounded Knee
Chick Red Fox
Bull
Ppal
Bere
Clifford Irving
Nina van Pallandl
Little Big Horn
Helga R. Red’ Fox
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Irving
Ibiza
Bir
Gen. Custer
Muskie faces tactical dilemma in New Hampshire race
The piece argues Edmund Muskie’s core problem is strategic, not personal. He risks paralysis and a leftward drift as he battles Nixon’s tactics, trying to convince voters he is a credible centrist while avoiding a Democratic split. The analysis notes his leftward shift harms his image as a moderate and questions the political craft behind his campaign.
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Grasc
Banover
New Hampshire
Sen
Edmund Muskie
George McGovern
Manchester Union
Muskie
Democratic Party
Manchester
Muska
Muskle
McGovern
Lindsay
Vietnam
Africa
Nixon
James Burnham
National Review
New York Review of Books
IF. Stone
Leant
Oflice
Polaroid politics and a quirky McGovern campaign ploy
A column cites a controversial tactic used to win over New Hampshire voters by showing them Polaroid pictures with McGovern and having him autograph them. The piece compares past handshakes and autographs with this photo gimmick, noting authenticity concerns and the appeal of personal images to voters.
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George McGovern
New Hampshire
Tacic
Polaroid
Paul Wieck
McGovern
Weck
Wleck
Richard Nixon
Nixon
China
Heaven News
Martha
Gront
Canyon
Wilmington Pier
George Who
Congressman MacClosky
Kennedy
Washington
Virginia
JFK
McCarthy
Los Angeles Times
Opies
Tanzania
Jules Nyererea
Public concern over jail safety and CCTV monitoring
A reader urges county leaders to improve jail security after a prisoner set a fire to draw attention to injuries. They propose installing closed circuit TV in the jail, monitored from the 24 hour city police station, to prevent future dangers and possible escapes.
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T.V
Barbs and Letters From a Thinker with No Troubles
A tongue in cheek piece by Phil Pastoral Pappla mocks letter writers, contract clauses, counterfeit cash, and spring training laziness. It jokes about old phrases and social nitpicking, noting the difficulty of getting going.
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Pappla
Questions and Answers on Odd Facts and History
A compact trivia card compiling facts about celestial orbits being ellipses the Roman weekday Saturn the Bnai Brith meaning Sons of the Covenant rattlesnakes range from central Argentina to southern Canada the designer of the first Christmas card Ath C Horsley and a 42 pound curling stone used in the game on ice.
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Argentina
Canada
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