Windfall Profits Debate Flows Amid Oil Firm News
Telegram Opinion condemns windfall profits while ignoring profits risks and costs. It argues that profit signals customer satisfaction and warns against punitive taxes or price controls. Cites Wall Street Journal items on General Motors and General Telephone to contrast reactions to profits and losses.
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Helse
Wall Street Journal
General Motors
General Telephone
Spending crisis and calls to shrink federal support
A New York child writes to God for a hundred dollars and is redirected to the White House where a $5 check is sent. The piece cautions that rising federal, state, and local spending inflates costs, urges deeper cuts, and cites Milton Friedman on limiting government. It notes Ford's pledge to cut spending and erase 40,000 federal jobs, arguing for a return to smaller government.
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New York Post Office
White House
T President
Paar
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Susal
Pentagon
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Milton Friedman
Crime and the code in a white country mindset reform
An editorial-style critique links crime to unemployment and racial bias, arguing that economic strain fuels theft while portraying Black Americans as disproportionately linked to crime. It cites low employment, calls militants dangerous, and asserts a racial majority of whites in the country.
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America
F.B.I
Martin Luther King
Uniform criminal code urged to fix flawed justice system
In a sharp critique, Jim Bishop argues the American legal system favors criminals and police, urging a national uniform code to end sentencing latitude and promote consistency. He calls for citizen oversight and reform of plea bargaining, while condemning judges and attorneys who undermine law enforcement.
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Poaice
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American Bar Association
Rogers Memorial Commission Edited by Ivar Sterne
A remembrance of a coal miner profiled by Ivar Sterne in September 1933, noting the miner’s dangerous work and the emotional impact it has on readers, with reflections on the risks and calls for proper pay after accidents.
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Yall Ropers Memoria Commission
Ivar Sterne
Freedom and unity message from the Columbus telegram
A fragmented relic warns readers about tyranny and political giants while urging peace and independence. The piece mentions Blasengs, constant hemagu, and a call to let peace begin with me, reflecting a period of发布 tension and elusive structure.
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Lumahing Ishaimeinia
Ruth Gepressedan
Incoherent Clutter Sparks Wild Crossword Snag
A scrambled OCR fragment lists scattered terms from insects plants islands people and codes. It references Icelandic personages Gardens of Rime and various numbers and clues, but the text is fragmented and lacks coherent context or a resolvable event.
Dear Dr Lamb How to safely build muscle after age 50
Dr Lamb explains that stamina and muscle growth depend on endurance versus strength training. Isometric and isotonic methods are combined, with contractions plus movement to load muscles. Benefits come from progressive resistance, posture, and targeting abdominal and leg muscles through controlled exercises.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
DR. Lamb
Lacis
Ripon Society under fire from Milton Friedman ally
The Ripon Quarterly edits a special section by David Friedman son of Milton Friedman arguing for limited government and denouncing expansive state spending. He notes U S government outlay rose from 10 percent to 40 percent of income and calls for an imaginative reduction of government activities while warning conservatives and libertarians may misread the Ripon Society.
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Tern
Ripon Society
Riponites
Ripon Quarterly
David Friedman
Chicago
Milton Friedman
David
Frederic Bastiat
Friedman
Jitneys and Free Enterprise Stir Debate in Republican Ranks
A collection of opinions from Friedman's contributors, including Sandra Rosenbloom, argues for allowing jitney buses with health and safety regulation to ease transit in cities. Washington shows more taxis per capita than Los Angeles, where jitneys face fragmented boundaries.
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Sandra Rosenbloom
Miss Rosenbloom
Manhattan Island
Washington, D.C
Washington
Los Angeles
Lewis Uchter
Friedman
Allan Brownfeld
Republican Party
Farewell to a divisive Louisiana congressman and racist
Washington bids farewell to John R. Rarick of Louisiana, a controversial eight year House member known for racially charged remarks and ties rumored to the Ku Klux Klan. The piece notes his reputation as the most openly racist figure in Washington and his efforts to preserve white culture.
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Congress
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Louisiana
House of Representatives
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Ku Klux Klan
Longtime Congressman John Critics and Racial Claims
A harsh critique targets Congressman John for publishing anti Jewish and anti Black rhetoric in the Congressional Record, accusing him of bigotry and misuse of taxpayer funded platforms. The piece condemns his stance on race and religion, and predicts his electoral defeat will end his controversial voice in Congress.
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