Nosy Social Security queries draw ire and waste
The piece criticizes Social Security Administration questionnaires as harassing and pointless. It argues such requests invade privacy, adds to bureaucratic bloat, and suggests lawmakers cut funding for questionarires while noting the political impetus to protect government programs.
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Social Security Administration
Sen
Sam .J. Ervin
North Carolina
Lincoln
Washington
Iso
All God's Chillun and the push for group rights
A Tribune writer argues that society splinters into self centered groups and warns against coercive government. He cites California's Advisory Commission on the Status of Women, urging cooperation over power struggles and suggesting lawmakers trim redundant laws while expanding child care and education on women's roles.
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Joe Doakes
California
Legislaturn
Virsti
Nixon Pushes Voluntary Wage Price Controls in Construction
The article argues that President Nixon seeks a voluntary cost freeze in the construction industry rather than broad wage and price controls. It critiques top-down impositions, notes industry support for voluntary limits, and urges solutions from within the industry to restore realistic values and affordable housing.
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Nixon
Congress
Commission of Labor, Industry and Public
Sark
Freedom Newspaper Promotes Individual Liberty
A 1971 Columbus Nebraska publication urges venders to promote personal freedom grounded in moral principles. It emphasizes self-control, rejection of governmental grants, and adherence to moral duties drawing on the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule as guiding beliefs.
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Your Freedom
Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed With Word Fragments
A jumbled grid of crossword style clues with numbers and fragmented terms covering hints across multiple categories. The list includes stray homographs and partial phrases like Modern and Freudian terms alongside animal and plant references, typical of a puzzle page.
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Sanwel
Iacain
Army TV and radio recruiting blitz sparks interservice war
Washington reports a $10.6 million Army recruiting campaign could thrust the service onto major prime time TV. The Navy Marine Corps and Air Force react angrily, fearing loss of free morning slots and budget fights as Madison Avenue weighs in on defense advertising.
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Washington
Army
Wall Street Journal
U.S. Army
U.S. Navy
Maine Corps
Air Force
Navy
Air Borer
Madison Avenue
U.S. Air Force
Sunset Boulevard
Corned Heer
Hyatt
Marines
Pentagon
Marine Corps
Air Force ad clash prompts blunt promotion idea
In a sharp Exchange between a general and an ad agency, a campaign proposes using edgy mother and son scenes as persuasion. The agency touts a bold new slogan on a T-32 poster reading From the people who gave you a clean hydrogen bomb.
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Los Angeles
Wwe
Air Force
Werte
Avis
Crest
Colgate
Alka Selzer
Clara
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Barbs By Phil Pastoret on Taxation and Youth
A fragmented column critiques taxation and youth behavior with sharp asides. It contrasts silent types with chatty ones and warns of handwriting on the wall if authorities crack down on kids.
Saints of social climbing in Catholic intellectuals
A critical column argues Catholic and Americanist assimilation drives intellectuals toward anti establishment figures like the Berrigans. It mocks Holy Cross Quarterly as symbolizing a social ascent, notes alumni honors at Notre Dame, and condemns turning to radical figures for status.
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Dartmouth
The
Holy Cross
Berrigans
Holy Cross Quarterly
Pop Revolutionsimn
New York Review of Books
David Levine
Noam Chomsky
Daniel P. Moynihan
Harvard
Fordham FBI
Sister McAllister
Hanoi
Tom Hayden
Bella Abzug
Holy Crossman
Harvard Square
Notre Dame
John Kennedy
Bob Hope
General Wesmoreland
William Kunstler
Beau Geste
Fordham FB
Environment debate echoed by industry leader in New Orleans
Lowry Wyatt president of the National Forest Products Assn urged a balanced view of the environment in New Orleans. He warned environmentalism can be poorly defined and argued for acceptable solutions that allow continued industrialization and multiple use of forest lands while promoting pollution abatement and housing as part of environmental policy.
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New Orleans
Lowry Wyatt
National Forest Products Assn
Wyatt
United States
Comuntry
Sensing the News by Anthony Harrigan
A discussion on urban crime and street lighting linked to power plant policy. It argues for balanced growth between industry and environmental concerns, warning against extreme restrictions that could darken cities and worsen crime while advocating cooperation for practical future development.
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New York City
Woman Finds Liberal Bias in New encyclopedia
Mrs Clair Lutamann complains after discovering three and a quarter pages on liberalism in a Funk and Wagnalls encyclopedia while noting no coverage of conservatism. She cites publisher ads calling it authoritative and comprehensive and receives a brief one sentence reply.
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Clair Lutamann
Funk and Wagnalls
Liberal Party
New York State
Britain
Lutzmann
Editor Misses Conservatism Omission Prompt Action
Mrs Lutzmann wrote to a newspaper after silence and prompted action. Wagnall’s admitted the omission was serious and bad. They now request Sen Barry Goldwater write the encyclopedia article on conservatism for the next edition. Anahelm, California.
Camel milk use and contingency for dead presidential nominee
The text notes that Arabs drink camel milk and make cheese from it, describing the milk as thick and forming lumps in tea. It also states a presidential contingency: if a nominee dies before Election Day, the party would select a new candidate in his place, not necessarily the running mate.
Beefed up defense for less money
U S defense planners push cost cutting while maintaining capability. By upgrading aircraft and weapons and expanding the National Guard, the Pentagon aims to boost Mediterranean air support and overall defense with lower spending. The strategy reduces civilian maintenance and research waste, claiming greater US security at less cost.
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Washington
NBA
U.S
Pentagon
United States
Jourfald
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