United States Faces UN China Debacle and Lessons
The piece argues the United States failed in the UN seat dispute over Nationalist China and Red China. It warns that recognizing governments to gain favor backfires, noting Cuba and Fidel Castro as a case and calling for practical policy over rhetoric. It emphasizes national interest over prestige.
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Nolewiy Kes
United States
China
United Nations
Uncle San
Red China
Seth
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Senate kills foreign aid bill in 41 27 vote
United States taxpayers hailed Friday as the Senate defeated the Foreign Aid Bill by 41 to 27. The measure would have added about 29 million to the deficit while expiring unspent funds remain. Critics say foreign aid drained the economy and prolonged global involvement. Supporters argue revival is possible later in the year.
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U.S. Senate
Marshal Phan
Abnde
Progresis
Minimum wage debate and youth employment policy
A U S Department of Labor spokesman argues a lower minimum wage for young workers could reduce unemployment and expand teen job opportunities. He notes higher jobless rates for youths, cites historical gaps, and says a differential would cut red tape for subminimum rates while acknowledging disabilities and other factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Christmas Gift Catalog From A Madcap Shopper
A humorous reminiscence of Christmas shopping on December 23 with a daughter, recalling odd gifts fromAbercrombie and Fileh, including 24 barometers and gag items like a bell beeper belt and a see through slip. The narrator mocks impulse buys and catalogs, noting the absurdity of many gifts and plans for more.
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Gayle
Christus
Abercrombie and Fileh
Elegand
Uncle Mary
Audt Mary
Sea Bright
Mary
Walla
Dee
Gorham Sterling
Vin
Telegram declares freedom as personal self control
The Telegram, Columbus Nebraska, on Friday November 5 1977, asserts freedom as self control rooted in moral guidance not political grant. It emphasizes liberty comes from God and aligns with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and moral law.
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ASS Your Freedom
Tle
Columbus
Nebraska
Pills and Impotence in Ask the Doctor column
Lawrence Lamb M D answers reader questions on whether sleeping pills or tranquilizers affect impotence and suggests medical review. He covers gas from coffee and diet, and confirms a single kidney can function normally after kidney removal, stressing good kidney health and avoiding blocked drainage.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dri Lamb
Reader
Wight
Dr. Lamb
Lamb — LI
Nature
Crossword Clue Fragments Reveal Thematic Puzzles And Terms
A garbled list of clues and fragments appears to describe a crossword style puzzle. It intermingles numbers, wordplay hints, and partial phrases such as coinage, premiums, and various thematic entries, though many items are incomplete or distorted.
Yorty’s New Hampshire push stirs Democratic race talk
Mayor Sam Yorty escalates a New Hampshire campaign effort with a teen campaign head and early headquarters in Manchester and other towns. He decries national party biases while signaling a possible primary bid against Muskie and McGovern, citing meetings with key backers and urging broader candidate consideration beyond city mayors and east coast power brokers.
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Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
New Hampshire
Granite State
Muskie
McGovern
Yorty
Robert Philbrick
Philbrick
Hubert Humphrey
Dunphy Family Motor
Bedford
N.H
Jack Kennedy
Sam Bretefield
Yorly
California
Brettfield
Jack Meehan
Philadelphia
Woice
Dunphy
Manchester
Neshua
Berlin
Rochester
Worly
Democratic Party National Committee
Larry O’brien
United State Senate
John Lindsay
New York
Varty
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Carmlodia
Yorty and Jackson May Shake Up New Hampshire Primary
South Vietnam policy sparks belief in Thieu as dictator while Sam Yorty eyes Jackson as a potential upset in New Hampshire. If Jackson stays out, Yorty could win conservative Democratic votes, aided by key backers and the Manchester Union Leader endorsement from Bill Lock.
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South Vietnam
Thieu
Jackson
Sam Yorty
New Hampshire
Philbrick
Roger Crowley
Phibrick
Yorly Camp
Winifred Harrigan
Democratic National
Manchester Union
Will Lock
Government plan pays farmers to grow less corn
An analysis of farm policy proposes paying seed grain growers to idle millions of acres, lowering production to reduce surpluses. Subsidies would total between 318 and 2 billion dollars in 1972, with critics noting confusion over the program and its political implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Arrivalance
Clifford Hardin
Page Diogenes
Weil
Farmers and subsidies in old farm economy a reflection
A reflective monologue on rural life and farming economics, noting frost, supply and demand, subsidies, and attitudes toward farmers versus city folk. It discusses how wages, population shifts, and governmental policies shaped earnings in farm and urban settings, stressing free choice and the balance of city and country populations.
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Boston
New York
Llite
People Speak Letter From Bombay Observer Notes
A.P. Peterson recalls his India visit, praising Bombay rail life and India's diverse society. He quotes a Indian law chief’s views on Nixon as a statesman and notes friendly people, plans to travel to the U S and Britain for legal work, and references his long world tours after retiring as Lindsay postmaster.
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India
Bombay
Weiter
Ile
Fr. Nixon
Srime
Canal Zone
U.S
Great Britain
Pawels
America
Asia
Far East
A.P
Peterson
A.P. Peterson
Lindsay
Sun Ily
Arizona
Fetter
Pete
Barbs by Phil Pastoral Delusions at the Coroner
The excerpt shows fragmented lines with references to barbs, pastoral themes, and a character avoids gambling and overthinking. It hints at a surreal scene near a coroner and a boss inquiry, with a repeated emphasis on unspoken questions and unresolved conclusions.
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