Foreign aid and Nixon politics in the budget debate
The column argues Nixon seeks to restore foreign aid to bolster the domestic economy amid political pressure from unions and reelection concerns. It contends aid funds sustain U.S. contracts, industries, and jobs, warning that opposition will reappear under new labels as intervention becomes habit.
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White House
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India
South Korea
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Russia and United Nations voting debate and the China seat
The piece discusses UN voting power, noting Russia’s three votes via its split republics and the U S single vote. It cites Leonid Brezhnev era leadership, China’s UN expulsion bid, and a 59 10 55 abstention mix. It reflects on whether three votes for Russia altered the outcome and questions the value of the 76 member expulsion vote.
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Russia
Soviet Uinion
General Assembly
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China
Greatness versus peace and freedom in a free nation
A reflective essay weighs what constitutes true greatness, arguing that military power, industrial might, or global revolutions can threaten peace and freedom. It concludes that a free, morally guided nation, despite risks, best fulfills what a free person is meant to be.
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Liege
Simelimmes
Billion-dollar aircraft carrier dream spurs locker-room joke
Washington, a jokey tale spreads that the Navy seeks a one billion dollar carrier, prompting generals to tease about a giant eight football-field tank with air landing capability and massive armament, a satire on defense spending and congressional reactions.
Navy and Air Force celebrate billion-dollar bomber breakthrough
An emerging bomber project staggers Pentagon wings as officers trade cigars and praise the model. A general mocks its tank like appearance while noting the aircraft bears U S Air Force markings and towers at 60 000 feet. Admirals share high admiration in a bustling Navy Department scene.
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Navy
Air Force Catone
U.S. Air Force
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Pentagon
Navy Department
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Beware of noise in earphones and loud music
Lawrence Lamb answers reader questions on hearing harm from loud music and earphones. He notes noise deafness is common among workers exposed to high levels, can be irreversible, and recommends testing hearing before buying high end equipment. He warns that loud personal listening can damage hearing and affect mental health.
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Lawrence Lamb
Bear Dr. Lamb
Across the plate and pocket clues puzzle list
A dense OCR style word puzzle fragment lists many clues and partial answers across topics like sports, printing, animals, geography, and mythology with scattered figures, mis-spellings, and garbled terms suggesting a historical newspaper puzzle page.
Orwellian jargon and the rise of moral indignation in politics
The piece critiques how political rhetoric inflates moral urgency via heated terms like ghetto fascist racist and tyranny. It cites Orwell on language perversion, notes journalists and politicians weaponize language to displace reality, and argues for returning to factual analysis.
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George Orwell
Siberia
Europe
America
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Hitler
Skinner's plan for social control and freedom
A critic notes B F Skinner argues freedom is illusory and urges planned social controls through conditioning. The piece contrasts non coercive rewards with centralized coercion, questions democracy under conditioning, and warns Skinner may replace individual dignity with a managed society.
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America
William Buckley and Co
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Lillie Red Hawk
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Nasure
Buckley
Skimmer
Why does public enterprise perform so
A historical comparison shows Parcel Post by the U S Post Office versus United Parcel Service. Data from the National Federation of Independent Business highlight costs and times for five and ten pound shipments between San Francisco Seattle and Los Angeles. USPS higher costs and slower delivery contrasted with UPS lower prices and faster service.
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Post Office
National Federation of Independent Business, Inc
U.S
San Francisco
Seattle
United Parcel
Parcel Post
Los Angeles
Private enterprise versus public enterprise debate
The American Economie Foundation argues private enterprise thrives only under pressure from hungry competitors and price-conscious customers, while public enterprise lacks deficits, disciplinary risk, and customer scrutiny. It warns politicians and labor or capital champions threaten private business, stressing the need for objective judgment of business goodness versus badness.
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American Economie Foundation
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