Propaganda shifts in China USSR ties and wheat deals
A reader notes the China USSR split as big news with red Propaganda shifting to favor the U.S. at times and denigrate the Soviet Union. The piece links wheat deals to political leverage and recalls American sacrifices in Korea and Vietnam as context for public opinion and policy shifts.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Ussr
Jack
Peking
Moscow
Korea
Vietnam
Eiher
China
Infallibility Illusions on Government Health Policy
A New York Times medical writer questions why government should provide medical services amid repeated blunders and gaps between promises and performance. The critique argues centralizing health insurance is a power grab, not a rational response, warning about overreach and control.
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New York Times
Harry Schwartz
N.Y
Schwartz
Hard Money Or Paper In The Seattle Juror Pay Case
A Seattle airline pilot sues to be paid in silver or gold arguing the Constitution limits money to metallic coin. County cites Congress power to coin money and set value. Historic bank notes and presidents’ views are reviewed as the court’s outcome could influence thoughts on hard money versus fiat currency.
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Seattle
Congress
Jitin Marshall Supreme Court
Andrew Jackson
Heny Clay
Jackson
Treasury
Rauch
Seattle Pilot
Male Wrasse Reverses Sex After Dominance Drops
Scientists in Australia report Labroides dimidiatus, a wrasse, forms a harem with one male and several females. When the male dies, the top female becomes a male in 14 to 18 days, challenging notions about gender and social roles and prompting human analogy debates.
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Australia
Great ‘Birrier Reef
Hobertson
University of Queensland
Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Marriage and the GNP Report on Domestic Fights
A Washington study concludes that weekly U S productivity loses 94 million man hours due to husband wife fights. Prof. Heinrich Applebaum presents a case history of the Saxby family showing late night disputes disrupt sleep, affect work, and trigger a chain of errors.
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Washington
United States
Heinrich Applebaum
Institute For Advanced Marital Development
Applebaum
Redtime
America
Sgaxby
Dean Marlin
Amy 2Pore
Saxby
Righ
Tomoreny
Saxbys
Ford Motor Co
The Telegram Let Peace Begin With Me
The Telegram, Columbus Nebraska, January 12 1972 issue voice asserts freedom depends on individual self control guided by the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It argues freedom is a gift from God not a government grant and cautions against chaos.
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Shen Union
Ask the Doctor Quit the Drinking
Dear reader questions on weekend drinking causing gastritis and possible ulcers, with guidance to quit alcohol, bland diet, antacids, and medical evaluation. Notes risks to liver heart and sex life. AA referral encouraged for help. Also addresses drug interactions between thyroid medicine and birth control pills, confirming no interference.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D. Dept
Lamb
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dr. Lamb
Moral appeasement in African crisis provokes British backlash
The piece argues that world inaction toward Uganda under Idi Amin, who expels Asians with British passports, signals a dangerous precedent. It warns that mass immigration to Britain would strain housing and jobs, inflaming social tensions and inviting further sanctions and moral double standards.
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United Nations
Mankinl
Ugaswa
Black Africa
Adolf Eichmann
Uganda
Idi Amin
Kenya
Dambid
Malawi
Burundi
Amin
Aftican
England
Taiwan
India
United States
U.N
Rhodesia
Chough
Louis Leakey Dies A Pioneer In Human Origins Study
Renowned archaeologist Louis S. B. Leakey died Oct. 1 in a Lenton hospital, ending a 69 year career that unearthed key links in human evolution. Born near Nairobi, he studied in Cambridge, led Olduvai Gorge digs, and with Mary Nicol helped identify ancient hominid remains that reshaped understanding of mankind’s origins.
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Louis S. B. Leakey
Lenton
Leskey
Darwin
Mankind
West Africa
Tutag
Leakey
Nairobi
Kenya
Waka
Sparrow Hawk
Olduvai
Tanzania
Leakeys
Yermo
California
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Baerwater Taother
Pune
Frasier
Hawaiian City
INTE
Jeffrey
Hart
Louis S. B. Leakey, Rip
Piva Ene
North America
Leakey Sough
Psychology Tr Magazine
Dr. Leakey
Robert. Ardrey
Leakey Foundation
Glendon Ave
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Tieat
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Marth
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Ponta
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