Pacification warfare debate tied to Cambodia policy
Opinion piece argues that the AP report on a costly program for pacification and unconventional warfare in Cambodia signals possible U.S. plans after the 1972 election. It notes a proposed $500 million yearly expenditure by 1977, with 40,000 more troops and 180,000 Cambodian forces, and warns of renewed U.S. troop commitments under military advisors.
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Associated
Indo China
Vietnam
Cambodia
New York Times
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Melvin, R. Laird
Laird
Henry Kissinger
AL Said
Korea
Orwell
Folitar
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Son
Clifford Case
N.J
Ball Korea
Viva the Wetback and the Mexican American Dream
A provocative assessment traces Mexican Americans from migrants to professionals across generations in California, Arizona, and Texas. It argues against labeling them illegal aliens and highlights the social and moral implications of cross-border work and assimilation.
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California
Arizona
Texas
Remi Ranuelos
Los Angeles
U.S
Welbark
Banuelos
Candy price rule frightens goblin season, Nixon era
A dubious edict attributed to Reymard W. Gardiner of the Office of Emergency Preparedness claims candymakers may peg Halloween and holiday candy prices to last year’s level despite a freeze. The rule allegedly covers Christmas and Thanksgiving specialties, with crafty firms potentially avoiding it by avoiding holiday shapes and colors.
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Mr. Nixon
Reymard W. Gardiner
Office of
Hmegency Preparéness
Signs of Value and Counterfeit Worth
The text argues that value attracts counterfeits and urges focus on genuine worth. It condemns empty prestige, pseudoscience, and false prophecy, noting impostors signal real value exists nearby and urging vigilance against superficial gain without paying the price.
Barbs by Phil Partorot on Power and Courtesy
Barbs by Phil Partorot ponders how will power shapes kindness to wealthy kin. Sharp remarks strain friendships while office walls become weightier than walls. Recalling when litter meant a brood of kittens or puppies sparks a memory of language shifts.
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Phil Partorot
Should Women Vote Debate Reveals Male Opponents
A hostile dinner debate among men in their forties on women’s suffrage mocks the 19th Amendment. Participants claim voting rights disrupt home life and politics, advocating roles for men while satirizing female empowerment. A Bull Moose official condemns the stance amid heated exchanges.
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New York
Miere
Ruth O
Goy
United States
Indochina
Allanale
Juechtenstein
Hampe
Freedom and self control guide Columbus Nebraska edition
A religious minded note in Columbus Nebraska advocates freedom as a gift from God and self discipline. It emphasizes harmony with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as civic guides. The piece appears in a local edition titled Let Peace Begin With Me dated Thursday Oct 21 197?
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Telegram
Your Freedom
Uenl Ubey
Beltor Promigte Sui
Nin
Drea
Columbus
Nebraska
Ask the Doctor Examining Blood in Stool and Vein Issues
Dear Dr Lamb explains bright red blood in stool can come from the rectum hemorrhoids or lower colon and that higher GI bleeding may be digested. He notes rectal exams are essential to detect cancers or disease missed by X rays and advises seeing a doctor for proper evaluation.
Mythical bird cutters and other crossword clues across the page
A puzzle page fragment lists across and down clues with varied lengths and wordplay. Entries mention mythical bird, domestic hen, Freudian term, golf scores, Irish connections, and an array of unrelated definitions, hints, and partial answers.
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Charles Lamb
Aywine
Choler
Stalesman
Ireland
Ana Lar
Pry
Ensign
Chou Enlai Teases CCAS Critics From U S Campus
A transcript, issued by Pacific News Service, shows Premier Chou Enlai replying to U S based CCAS delegates with urbane contempt. He notes the American movement cannot presently transform society and mocks the scholars for overestimating their influence while monitoring regional insurgencies and alliances China supports.
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CCAS
Mao
Pacific News Service
Chou Enlai
China
Chou
U.S
COAS
CGAS
Scholl
Red Guard
Red Guards
Burma
Laos
Philippine Liberation Army
North Vietnam
Tike Chow
The Federal Reserve and Taxing Powers Debate
A long, opinionated outline arguing that taxing power includes creating money via inflation and that Congress authorized the Federal Reserve Act of 1915 as within constitutional reach. It claims banks, not IRS, tax citizens through money supply expansion and faults framers, Congress, and voters for the situation, urging accountability.
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Federal Reserve
Congress
Federal Reserve Act
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
United States
Clinton Bank of New York
Treasury
A Day in the Life Henry Suburban Jr Faces Rising Taxes
A narrative following Henry Suburban Jr as he navigates daily expenses and looming tax hikes. From home costs to fuel, groceries, auto, licenses, and social security changes, the piece highlights how taxes touch everyday finances and potential inheritance implications.
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Henry
Suife
Henry Mooches
Ciparettc
Ant
Fram Tax Foundation, Inc
Short Q and A on presidents and lunar topics
A quiz style item asks which U S president died youngest and notes Kennedy died in MI. It asks how long a lunar module could circle the moon and if aborts take two hours. It also questions the last monarch to renounce divine right and cites a 30 percent two car ownership rate from a CANUS report.
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A — Kimperoy II
IDG
Japan
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