Ford II backs free trade at Harvard Business School
Henry Ford II told Harvard Business School alumni in New York on March 9 that all-out free trade is essential despite foreign competition and rising labor costs. He warned tariffs invite long-term harm by weakening competitive costs and could invite broader protectionist pressures.
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Henry Ford argues for open competition and against monopoly
The speaker criticizes protective tariffs and government intervention, calling for free trade and less monopoly. He asserts American industry remains competitive, cites inflation as the cause of a weak trade balance, and urges action to curb discriminatory foreign policies while boosting efficiency. The crowd endorses reduced government control as beneficial.
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Ford
Old Henry
Nixon sought make-work plan sparks White House clash
Casper Weinberger and John Venemen clashed over a proposed public service hiring program for 225,000 unemployed at a total yearly cost of 809 million dollars. Weinberger warned it would generate unnecessary make-work while Venemen asserted federal and state funding would cover costs, aiming to reduce welfare rolls and grow private employment through expanded industry.
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U.S. Office of Management and Budget
Nixon
White House
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U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
John G. Venemen
Congress
Spire Agnew Dominates Toy Fair Lineup in New York
At the New York Toy Fair Spire T Agnew headlined a display of Spiro T Agnew board games jigsaw puzzles and a Hard Hat Hauler drag racer by Model Products Corp. The miniature vehicle features Agnew and Reagan likenesses on the right wheels with Muskie and Kennedy images on the left wheels. A chrome hard hat forms the body and a lunch bucket serves as the gas tank. The model shifts directions, mocking political machines and the era’s politics.
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The Computer Age Privacy Quiz
A Marching survey warns how governments and private firms can retrieve data on 200 million people. It notes investigators rely on neighbors, relatives, and colleagues, and proposes a quiz to reveal how well one’s life survives public scrutiny under modern data gathering.
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Washington
Libertarianism debate divides over means and scope
A libertarian student at Columbia notes drift toward Marxism as the Left grows rigid. The movement splits on aims from anarchy to limited government and on revolution versus working within the system. Advocates urge education and attitudes shifts, while others demand swift institutional change.
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Columbia
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Kennedy
United States
Freedom Telegram Promotes Self Control and Morals
The Telegram Columbus Nebraska advocates reader empowerment and responsible freedom grounded in moral guides such as the Commandments Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It stresses that freedom is a divine gift, not a political license or anarchy, and urges peaceful self discipline.
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Tila News
Fragmentary crossword style clues from a historic river quiz
A garbled OCR piece presents a jumble of crossword like clues and partial entries. Names and terms span rivers, gods, chemical terms, and titles with scattered numerals and fragments, offering no coherent narrative or single event.
Q and A News Oddities and Light Quips
Ornithologists note eagles fly fastest away from home as jokes about the White House and 92nd Congress surface. Questions ask Cambodians language, Loganberry origins, and baseball park capacities amid light musings on dogs, bees, and a toy drink mixer.
Suburban reminiscence on football trip and a Times review
The narrator recalls a Long Island family rail trip to Princeton for the Dartmouth game, noting autumnal scene, Princeton orange and black uniforms, and a favorite Dartmouth-era passer. He then critiques Thomas Lask’s Times review of a John Speicher novel as an attack on suburban smugness, linking it to broader cultural debates.
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Princeton
Penn Station
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Dartmouth
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Thomas Lask
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England
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Darien
Manhattan
Charles Van Doren and the 1950s TV scandal legacy
The text recalls the 21 quiz show era, Van Doren’s famed 129000 prize, and subsequent investigations. It notes his 1959 confession, industry reforms, and his later life in Chicago. It mentions his Webster’s Guide to American History and ongoing interest in history, music, and teaching.
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Charles van Doren
van Doren
Tomahawk
United States
Columbia University
Jack Barry
Nbc-Ty
Albert Freedman
U.S. House
NBC
Chicago
Rite
Instine For Philosophical Research
A Nor Pront
San Francisco Productions, Inc
TD O
New York
Dr van Doren
Webster
U.S
Br. van Doren
Connecticut
America
Pennsylvania tax bite sparks indigestion warning
The Santa Ana Register reports concerns over Pennsylvania taxes as wage deductions rise 3.6 percent and a 1.4 billion fiscal load looms. The piece warns that ongoing demands for state aid could worsen deficits, likening policy to overfilled stomachs and possible near bankruptcy.
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Pennsylvania
United Press International
Millan J. Shapp
Revelst
Santa Ana
Calif
Register
Unclear Riverside Speech Fragments Mention Byrnes Burns
Fragmentary quotes reference Rep John Byrnes discussing Nixon wage price freeze and Arthur Burns of the Federal Reserve Board in a murky dialogue about economic policy and lean times. The text cites Uncle Sam and loaves and fishes as metaphors with no clear on record action.
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John Byrnes
R-Wis
Nixon
Raven
Arthur R. Burns
Fedscal Reserve Board
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