Inflation blamed on government money creation not war
The September Osteopathic Hospital article by Lemuel Boulware argues inflation is a tax imposed by government money and credit creation rather than direct war or business greed. It notes war and greed indirectly drive inflation via government financing and tax limits, urging understanding of these dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Osteopathic Hospital
American Osteopathic Hospital Association
Lemuel 2. Boulware
General Electric
Boulware
Debate on Maharajahs Privy Purses and Indian Rights
The piece argues Indira Gandhi moves to strip 278 maharajahs of privy purses, claiming the Supreme Court ruling makes the decree unconstitutional. It contends a constitutional amendment would redefine property as non fundamental, praising democracy yet warning of eroded freedoms as elites lose privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indira Gandhi
India
Indian Supreme Court
Gandhi
Retiree benefits case pits NLRB against employers
The NLRB sues Pittsburgh Plate Glass and others arguing employers must bargain over retiree benefits. The board says active workers have a vital interest in retirees’ benefits, implying more for retirees reduces for current employees. If the court grants jurisdiction, management decisions could become joint with the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
NLNB
NLRB
Congress
Networks target youth over seniors in ad driven TV shift
A writer cites TV network officials saying this year’s programs will appeal to younger couples with more money, while older viewers are seen as nonbuyers. The piece notes sponsors favor youth marketing, laments reduced elderly readership, and mocks the idea of aging audiences having value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phil
Saturday Evening Post
Uncle Phil
8 Magazine
United
Advertising and TV choices prompt elder view on content
Los Angeles Times discusses advertiser influence and network programming amid concerns that elderly, sick, and unemployed viewers are the core audience. The dialogue notes networks justify shifts to appease advertisers while continuing to air the same content. Doris Day and Sonny and Cher are cited as unfitted indulgences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Aeworks
People &c Owl
Doris Day
Sonny and Cher
Freedom and self-control as gifts from God message
A fragmented 1971 Columbus Nebraska religious flyer argues freedom stems from self-control, defines freedom as a moral gift not government grant, and cites moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. The document is dated Saturday September 18 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thhs Asyvapaer
Columbus, Nebraska
Demythologizing the myths about today’s college students
Berkeley psychologist Dr. Alex Sheriffs, advisor to Governor Reagan, argues at Berkeley that myths about today’s students are reinforced by media and campus mythmakers. He cites research from Harvard, Stanford, and Berkeley showing adolescence as a continuing stage, critiques the “love generation” label, notes loneliness and fewer long friendships, and says adults use myths to dodge campus order and responsibility.
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T Hat
Alex Sheriffs
Berkeley
Ronald Reagan
Sheriffs
Charles Heidi
America
Harvard
Stanford
David Riesman
Astronauts Sell Personal Moon Launch Tales to NYT Syndicate
NASA confirms four astronauts including members returning from the moon signed a six article deal with The New York Times Syndicate on The flight of Apollo 15. The Huntington WV Herald Dispatch editorial argues astronauts should be paid by their employers for personal stories, not private bidders.
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A Handott
National Aeronautics & Space Administration
NASA
Astronaus
New York Times Syndicate
Space Agency
Times
Life Magazine
Time
The
United States
Huntington
W.va
Herald- Dispatch
Tricky Qs and Usual Answers from an OCR Page
A jumble of questions and answers on birds seas and biblical psalms interspersed with a long Wolrld Politics commentary. It includes debates over Khrushchev’s ouster the Cuban missile crisis and a speculative theory by Harold Hinton about China’s nuclear program.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Hubert Humphrey
Stalin
Pope John XXII
CBS
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Cuba
China
Harold C. Hinton
Siao
Nikita
Mao
Americas
Red China
Cal Tech
Hinton
Kennedy
W. Averell Hartiman
Moscow
Widter
Czechslovakia
Hey
Revie
Soviet Union
Music Minded enath sharply 28 Individuals Story
Fragmented OCR listing reads like a jumble of numbers phrases and names. It mentions bands operatics travel addresses and various identifiers with no coherent event or narrative. No clear人物 or organization emerges to anchor a proper summary.
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Converse
Pune
Quant Wire
Guido's
Banks Move To Lead In Community Affairs
A Harris organization study notes public demand for bankers to guide society’s large issues. The Foundation for Full Service Banks and the American Banking Association back a joint program promoting community involvement, with examples from Atlanta playgrounds to Portland grants and pollution loans. Critics say bankers must still protect depositor funds while supporting worthwhile projects.
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Harris Organization
The
Foundation For Full Service Banks
American Banking Association
Atlanta
Portland
Ore
Lark
Kansas
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APOE
Art Buchwald
Los Angeles Times
Mea
Yes
Freedman
Halleck
Kinsey
Ehrmann
Jeffrey
Hart
Rory EH
Sea of Galilee
Massachusetts
Maine
Ferdinando Gorges
United Nation
Winton
New York Times
Pravda
Nikita Khrushchov
Red Dragon
Lowell
Ponte
Auross
Olfin Sland
Willie
Rawn
Tsuay
Wey
Wotapla Awterire Ass
Anl
Hak Tan
A.W. Clausen
Bank of America
Clausen
Oakley
Mewspaper Enterprise Association
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