Nixon urged to curb population control push in family planning plan
Telegram opinion warns that the Nixon administration pushes a five year UPI backed family planning blueprint doubling costs and subsidizing birth control for millions of low income women while proposing state inspection of unmarried sexual activity. The author argues there is no population problem but a congestion issue and urges restraint and privacy protections.
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Nixon
Congress
UPI
United States
Aly
R. Buckminister Fuller
Manhattan Island
Fuller
One-way school contracts fuel busing protest in San Francisco
San Francisco parents protest busing by withholding children from class. Officials call it defiance, arguing the state controls schooling and can compel attendance. The writer supports lawful opposition, urging reform through public challenge rather than defiance.
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San Francisco
Howard Clay
Ater
Unorganized union fights TV group suit
Fulton Lewis 11 joins William Buckley Jr and Alanson Evans in legal action to stay unorganized. Buckley leads suit against the Federation of Television and Radio Artists as he seeks regular TV appearances without joining a union. Additional supporters expected as a broader coalition appears to form against unorganized status.
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Fulton Lewis
Federation of Telvision and Radio Artists
APTA
Buckley
Passing of a salesman and the rise of a swindler
A gruff portrait of Sally the Salesman, a serial con man in a Better Business Bureau world, who drains customers with inflated deals. Tales recount his first police-paten sale, carpet tricks, fake siding, inflated alarms, and a nationwide chain racket. The piece traces his marketable lies, bold pitches, and eventual unraveling as victims seek redress.
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Better Business Bureau
Sally
Sally Tonge
Flo
Telegram Your Freedom Newspar
This newspaper urges readers to promote and preserve personal freedom and self control as a divine and moral duty. It asserts freedom requires discipline, contrasts it with anarchy, and cites the Golden Rule and Independence Declaration as guiding truths.
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Iian
Willy
Iron in foods dangers raise questions on supplements
Dear reader, headaches are not a sure sign of excess iron. Experts urge complete exams to find the real cause. Dr Crosby notes that excess iron intake risks liver damage, diabetes-like symptoms, and bronze diabetes in susceptible individuals, with bloodletting as a possible treatment.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamy
Ofe
Ferlec
Iran
Ito
William Crosby
Tufts-New England Medical Center
Boston
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Crosby
Grosby
Fragmented Clues From An Uneven Puzzle Page
A garbled OCR page shows scattered crossword style clues and partial fills ranging across many topics. Entries mention places, authors, gods, languages, and objects with unclear numbering, making coherent sense of the puzzle difficult.
Democrats Face 1972 Convention Planning Amid Street Turmoil
The passage describes Democratic anxieties after 1963 Chicago and notes how Miami Beach is being prepared for the 1972 convention. It highlights security plans, geographic defensibility, and mentions key figures and factions within the party while describing youth and New Left dynamics.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Deley
Florida
Miami Beach
Dade County
Abbie Hoffman
Derry Rubin
Senator McGovern
Upton Sinclairs
William Jennings Bryans
Ted Kennedy
General Motors
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
McGovern Wvith
Ed Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Heny Jackson
Young Voters May Shape 1972 Election Outcomes
In a 1971 forecast, John Chamberlain argues a 25 million potential youth vote could be whittled to about 10 million at the polls. He suggests registered youth could swing California or Texas, affecting Nixon’s states from 1968. He warns about uncertain issues in 1972 and labels Democratic candidates as boring, predicting a dull election year in Miami Beach.
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Gallup
Nixon
California
I Ilingis
Young
Texas
Isle
Vietnam
McGovern
Congress
U.S
Sam. Jackson
Miami Beach
Jackson
Muskie
How its done in welfare state
A critical look at how milk price supports and marketing orders allegedly channel campaign money to the GOP. The piece contrasts government farm policy with free markets, arguing that officials use power to manipulate prices and profits, while producers and consumers are drawn into political favors and subsidies. It cites Secretary Hardin, milk price shifts, and donor patterns to illustrate broader critiques of state intervention. It concludes that political power corrupts markets and that economic exchange should be voluntary without coercion.
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Wall Street Journal
Jerry Landauer
Landauer
Clifford Hardin
Fiat
Nixon
Associated Milk Producers,nc
Canada
Gulf Coast
Hardin
Welfare State
New
Tammany Hall
New York City
Economic House
Park
Ceonomig House
Answers and trivia from a historical Q and A page
A reader quiz covers George Washington birth date and calendar change, the cable car inventor Hallidie in 1873, Thanksgiving in 1619 at Berkeley Plantation, Andrew Johnson’s burial with the Constitution, the Sullivan Memorial Trophy for sportsmanship, and fern symbolism.
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Hallidie
San Francisco
America
Berkeley Plantation
James River
Charles City
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