Bellwether in trouble as taxes push steel behind world market
An opinion piece argues rising taxes inflation and government meddling harm U.S. industry. It cites US steel as a bellwether, noting output stagnation while global production surges. compares labor costs and profits abroad, urging action to restore competitiveness.
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News and World Report
U.S
American Ivor and Steel Institute
Csn&we
Japan
West Germany
Counterplan to curb medical malpractice suits proposed by surgeon
Surgeon George B. Markle of Carlsbad suggests medical societies compile a list of patients who have sued or threatened to sue doctors. A physician would check the list before accepting a patient, offering full treatment only to those not on it. He argues the plan would raise costs but save others by reducing defensive medicine. Critics warn it could violate privacy and invite legal challenges, while defenders say it would improve care efficiency.
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George B. Markle
Carlsbad
Credit-Bureau
Markie
Nixon's shift on Red China questioned by critics
The piece argues President Nixon has privately urged action against Nationalist China while public remarks lag. It questions whether Red China has become peaceable and why Nixon would change policy, challenging him to explain his evolution to the American people.
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Nixon
China
Mixon
Real View
Pilicy
Ching
United Nations
Nix
Nisan
The Street That Never Sleeps Club Scene Through Time
A reminiscence sketches old New Yorks 52nd Street nightlife from late clubs like Club 18 and Eddie Condon’s to the era’s musicians and movie stars. It recalls Leona Eudie’s, Jack White’s era, and figures such as Count Basie, Billie Holiday, Norma Shearer, and Abel Green, highlighting the street’s vibrant, raunchy late nights and legendary jazz charm.
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New York
52Nd Street
Taurists
Chartie
Loon
Lddie
Ryans
Clover Club
Chalet Suisse
Low Richman
Ath Avenue
Sixth
Leon
Eudie
Jack White
Abel Green
Vanely
Arnold Shawson
Coward, McCann & Ceagan
Count Basie
Billie Holiday
Waller
Louis Prima
Gleason
Leonard
Fhlenay
Youngman
Vince Curean
Shaw
Dorothy Gish
Unclear club acts and celebrities in a smoky era night
Readable fragments describe a chaotic club scene with Pat Haeringon, Joe White, and Grant fans recalling baseball, a Giants loss, and jokes by Jack and Milton Berle. Photographs show a lithograph of bandleader Ate Lyman and a large portrait of Vincent Youmans as patrons react to a show.
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Wget
Tel ‘ Avenue
Brads
Pat Haeringon
Joe, White
Grant
Giants
Jack
Mailadelphia
Dackin Ceason
Peizer
Munsen
Jac
George Jessel Slocal
Ats
Ate Lyman
Atira
Sali
Vincent Youmans
Tine
Telegram event marks Peace Begin With Me on Oct 13 1971
The Telegram reports a Peace Begin With Me observance held Wednesday October 13 1971 in Columbus Nebraska. World news coverage notes community participation and local reactions to the event.
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Columbus, Nebraska
Vitamin E details and pregnancy survival basics
Dear Dr Lamb explains vitamin E sources including wheat germ and oils, notes synthetic forms differ from natural tocopherol, and discusses how a polyunsaturated fat diet relates to heart health. He answers questions on pregnancy term, fetal development, and survival odds for seven and eight month babies.
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Lawrence Lamb
Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Ancient tombs and scattered clues in a cryptic grid
Mixed vocabulary puzzle hints describe ancient tombs, animals, plants, and various geographic and historical terms. Across and down clues interweave with partial word fragments, suggesting a themed word-search or cryptic crossword style puzzle.
Unmasking Byrd A Virginia Independent and Fulbright Contrast
The piece portrays Senator Marty Byrd as calm and mild yet politically sharp on ending Rhodesia chrome embargo. It notes his amendment to end the embargo passed 46 to 36, while contrasting with Senator Fulbright’s perceived opportunism and the broader critique of U.S. reliance on Soviet chrome. It hints at political maneuvering ahead of elections.
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Marty Byrd
Virginia
Flo
J. William Fulbright
Fulbright
Rhodesia
South Africa
Soviet Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Byrd
Virginia Independent
State Department
Hause
Katar
Ren
Fom
Arkansas
Byrd criticizes Fulbright amendment on Rhodesia matter
A historical Washington scene shows Senator Byrd angrily challenging Fulbright over a proposed amendment about Rhodesia and United Nations policy. Byrd mocks the Arkansas senator’s stance while praising presidential prerogative in foreign affairs amid tense Senate foreign relations debates.
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Byrd
Fulbright
Senate
Arkansas
United States
Johnson
Nisan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mayo
Confessions of a TV Addict and Cronkite’s Testimony
A columnist laments soap operas as opiates of the people while praising Walter Cronkite’s Congress testimony. He notes Cronkite’s defense of press freedom and critiques broadcast regulation. The piece contrasts opiate TV culture with libertarian calls to reduce licensing and expand competition.
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Fim
CBS
Network TV
Columbia Broadcast System
Mark
Charles Lickens
T’yodor Dostoyevsky
Centi
Tolstoy
Walter Cronkite
Congress
Cronkite
CBS TV
Frank Stanton
Sam Ervin
Stanton
Gronkile
Almie
Mamfosl
Nwre
Millon Rodmaty
Saintly Ceonumist
Walter
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