Phase II wage price debate sparks inflation critique
An opinion letter to Mr. Reasoner argues the phase II wage price plan fails to address government deficit spending as the root cause of inflation. It cites Landvig von Mises and warns of extended executive power, comparing U S policy to Germany under Hitler and urging a shift to sound money.
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Harry Reasoner
American Broadcasting Company
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New York
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Landvig von Mises
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Haugenstein
Volunteers to the fore in the United Maid Drive
As of last Saturday volunteers led by Whitey Walgren had reached 30 percent of the $60,950 goal. The piece praises volunteers for Columbus causes, urges pledges without pressure, and notes the broad impact of volunteer efforts on fire, Red Cross, churches, and aid to the poor.
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United Maid
Whitey” Walgren
Columbus
Red Cross
Ater
Anil
Catumias
Nixon freezes wages and prices in 1971 policy shift
The text recalls President Nixon’s August 15 1971 wage and price freeze and the creation of the Cost of Living Council for enforcement. It notes the later emergence of the Office of Emergency Preparedness and questions how the two relate, asking what emergency the preparedness unit plans for.
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Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Office of
Aviv
Office of Emergency
Tillie
Indicted meal inspectors amid bribe scheme shocks nation
A federal grand jury charges U S Agriculture Department meal inspectors with taking bribes from three stagion area packing firms to inflate product grades. The probe highlights high sums allegedly received, ranging from fifty-one thousand five hundred to seventy thousand dollars, amid ongoing calls for more regulation and government oversight.
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Ralph Nader
Agriculture Department
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The Telegram Editorial Freedom Doctrine
The Telegram argues readers should promote freedom as a God given gift not political grant. It asserts freedom is self control, not license or anarchy, and must align with moral guides like the Coveting Commandment the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The piece reflects the paper's stance on personal responsibility and restraint.
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Telegram Your Freedom Newspay
Mign
White skin masses near eyes linked to cholesterol
Doctor explains eye area white masses are usually xanthomas indicating high blood cholesterol. They signal possible heart disease risk, can be removed surgically, and often fall or disappear if cholesterol is managed. Family history possible. cholesterol testing advised. notes on gender differences in heart attack risk.
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Lamb — MI
Campus mood shifts as draft lottery fragments student unity
The piece argues the 1969 1970 campus protest wave waned as the Selective Service lottery fragmented the student constituency. It notes Dartmouth and others retain pockets of New Left feeling while most students focus on studies, football weekends, and personal plans as draft anxiety eases for many.
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Washington
Dartmouth
Plain of Jars
Thieu
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Ming Yo
Fima
ROTC
Dow Chemical
Halloween myths, Salem witch trials and Szasz critique
A column reflects on Halloween origins with Druids and Samhain, links to Salem 1692 witch trials, and parallels to modern witch hunts. It cites Marion Starkey and Arthur Miller, then highlights Dr Thomas S Szasz and his works The Myth of Mental Illness and The Manufacture of Madness as contemporary critiques.
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England
France
Stonehenge
Salem
Massachusetts
Law and Order
Marion Starkey
Arthur Miller
Miller
Thomas S. Szasz
Szasz On Psychiatry And State Power In Mental Health
The article profiles psychiatrist Thomas Szasz criticizing the alliance of medicine and government police power in mental health. It cites his comparisons of modern psychiatry to witch trials, notes mass involuntary confinement, and questions the fairness of insanity tests. It ponders Brave New World under humane authorities and the clash of values with medical authority.
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Mar
Szasz
Inquisition
M Mental Hospital
Fact Magazine
Senator Goldwater
Press freedom under threat as Chile unit faces shutdown
In a Copley News Service report, President Miguel Allende moves to shut down United Press International in Chile, highlighting the fragility of press rights beyond the United States and signaling a broader regional concern.
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United States of America
Miguel Allende
United Press International
Chile
Copley News Service
Allenie
El Mercurio Criticizes Allende Amid Chilean Crisis
The Chilean press shows erosion of liberties despite promises of a democratic process. El Mercurio breaks with the trend by openly criticizing Allende, signaling editorial courage and spurring free opinons. Anaheim Calif Bulletin
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Chile
el Mercurio
Allende
Anaheim
Calif
Bulletin
Fragmented 18th Century Quiz Style Vanity
A jumble of aphorisms and misspelled clues, referencing a pessimist reformer, a happy domestic scene, a promise broken after elections, and a Q A about the Declaration of Independence. It notes brothers signing the document and explains Quaker guns as dummy cannons to mislead foes, reflecting quirky period trivia.
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Richard Envy Leequel
Francis Lightnot Lee
Virginia
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