Press critics urged by Southern States Industrial Council
The Southern States Industrial Council, founded 1933 and active across 16 states, urged fair journalism at its 1971 Hot Springs session. It called for responsible, balanced reporting, criticized network bias against American interests and free enterprise, and urged advertisers and management to foster constructive, patriotism-friendly coverage.
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Southern States Industrial Council
Southwestern States
Hot Springs
SSIC
Aml
America
Aly Hele
Nixon invites unions to help set wage controls
UPI reports the administration offered unions a chance to help plan post 90 day wage price controls a move seen as logical despite its surprise framing. Schlesinger’s 1947 prediction warned unions would serve government in a socialist framework.
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Unit Press International
UPI
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Schlesinger
Kennedy
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Fron
Labor Front
Renee Meany
Meany
Tor Meany
T Hese
Free speech win protects GI letters to Congress
The Defense Department issues a directive preventing service records from showing a service member wrote to his congressman. The policy aims to shield gripe letters as routine expression, sparking concerns about increased congressional mail handling and administrative workload.
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Defense Department
U.S
Beig
Congress
Secrets and Surprises of the Atomic Race
A sprawling reminiscence recalls the Manhattan Project’s secrecy and chaos. It notes Truman, Marshall, Graves, Byrnes, and Byrnes’s role in halting a strike at Oak Ridge, while detailing wartime budgets, confessions, and a string of anecdotes about key figures and events surrounding the development of the atomic bomb.
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U.S
United States
Germany
Hoosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Missouri
Harry S Truman
Senate
Tic
Army
Navy
Oak Ridge
Team
Wrey
Truman
Washington
Leslie Groves
George Callett Marshall
General Marshall
General Graves
Graves
Marshall
Les
Fort Myars
Hela
Hen
Ronen
Brotherhood of Firemen
Jimmy Byrnes
Joseph P. Clark
AL Wagener
Byrnes
Japan
Bethesda Hospital
Cordell Hull
United States Supreme Court
Liteh Court
Freedom News Manifesto Statement
A historical fragment from a Columbus Nebraska publication dated Friday September 17 1971 asserts freedom as a divine gift and personal self control. It advocates for responsible use of freedom and alignment with moral guides including the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
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Your Freedom News
Farntebing
Ian
Columbus, Nebraska
Cooking for Himself By Lawrence Lamb M D
Dear Dr Lamb offers simple kitchen guidance for a year old man who must cook for himself after a housekeeper’s stroke. He recommends a balanced diet, daily multivitamins, grill or boil meats, roasts in water, and plenty of fresh vegetables. Reheating in portions aids ongoing meals.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Gryan
Fragmented Crossword Style Puzzle Clue List
A dense list of cryptic style clues with mixed fragments and partial phrases. It presents a grid of across and down hints, including names, places, and terms, some garbled or incomplete, suggesting a partial or damaged print job and likely requiring reconstruction or solving.
United Ireland debate in Londonderry tensions and proposals
The piece profiles Stephen McGonagle of Londonderry Industrial Development Commission and outlines his stance against force in Northern Ireland. It discusses arms strength, the risk of a bloodbath, and the idea of a Westminster style democracy with proportional representation to share power. It notes the IRA bombings and questions the appeal of a united Ireland to Protestant Ulstermen and Dublin leaders.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Stephen McGonagle
Mineman Londonderry Industrial Development Commission
Bogside
Belfast
IRS
McGonagle
Development Commission
Steve McCronagle
Ulster Defense Regiment
Jal
IRA
Steve McGonagle
Londonderry Industrial Development Commission
Londonderry Commission
Stormont
Orangemen
Sturmout
TRA
Trish
U.S
Ireland
United
IBA
Provisionals
Che Guevara
United Ireland
Question Box asks about mass murders attributed to Mao
A reader asks if charges of mass executions in Communist China are true. The answer notes older generations recall events, cites Richard L. Walker on public executions and mass liquidation campaigns. It lists estimated deaths from Great Leap Forward, Cultural Revolution, minorities, and labor camps totaling millions, with eyewitness reports mentioned.
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Mao
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Richard L. Walker
Institute of International Studies
University of South Carolina
China
Walker
Bureau of Public Security
Hell
Tibet
Four Day Work Week Gains Momentum Across Nation
Statistics show hundreds of firms have shifted to a four day forty hour week while more plan to follow. The three day week is viewed as the next trial to create more jobs and add play days as fringe benefits through adjusted contracts and holidays.
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Maily News
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Jim
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