Demolish the housing program critique and warnings
An opinion piece condemns federal public housing as wasteful and corrupt, citing billions in losses and the St. Louis project’s demolition as a warning. It argues subsidies distort economics, promote scandals, and urge scrapping the entire program from the ground up.
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St. Louis
Barron’s
National Business and Finacial Weekly
Trnth
Barron's
Nixon
National Rest Advisory Routes
Baryon
Washington
Big mark against GOP in campaign finance scrutiny
A Winston-Salem Journal review outlines alleged GOP fundraising and donor channels, including diarymen, ITT links, and $10 million in funds before a 1970s law restricted reporting. It notes Watergate money and Mexico routes, plus a new bank charter tied to investors, urging investigation into potential improper handling of large sums.
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Nixon
White House
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Carolina
District of Columbia
Agriculture Department
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
San Diego
ITT
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Watergate
Mexico
Washington Post
Minneapolis
George McGovern
GOP
Barbs by Phil Pastorer
Thwart nosyreighters keep your mouth shut in the windows sheaten. There are two ways to solve a problem the correct way and possibly the way the Old Man wants it solved. Surest way to pass word about something quickly is to mark your correspondence confidential. Gold diggers look for a salt of the earth and then proceed to shake him down.
Autumn Versus Summer Keeps Stage Bright In Indian Summer Tale
A reflective piece contrasts Autumn and Summer as seasons clash for dominance. It paints forests and fields turning russet while urban life remains tied to warm remnants, noting changing winds, school bells, and the lingering heat that delays winter. The essay intertwines nature with human routines and hopeful change.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Freedom and self rule in The Telegram editorial
The Telegram asserts freedom is a gift from God and must align with moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It argues that liberty requires self-control, not license, and calls readers to promote and preserve freedom. Published in Columbus Nebraska on Wednesday September 20 1972.
Soldier's heart vs angina and the doctor’s role
A reader asks how soldier's heart disease or effort syndrome differs from angina due to atherosclerosis. Angina is chest pain from artery disease. soldier's heart mimics symptoms with no heart fault, often from poor fitness. Proper diagnosis relies on a clinician’s exam and possibly exercise ECG, as self treatment can be harmful.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Sir Thomas Lewis
Happiness Across Five Topics and Puzzles
A fragmented crossword style page lists varied clues and partial answers. Items include happiness related words, geographic hints like New York and Swiss mountains, and references to occupation, peace, debt, and a map of decodable phrases. The mixed content resembles a puzzle and wordplay section with scattered letters and missing letters.
Ancaee fo Fri 6 Night bird aiscard Honeymaker
Adora rmn Tropics aby 10 Always General form AEvenings 3 Gratifies poet Prance a3. Automobile suffix 40 Glad 20 Kind of school 41 Deprivation 22 Word of war Being g Ready money 4. Feminine g Rove Tame 46 Roman BRosianelty love god 26 Wheathusks 47 Decades 27 Weding bird $49 Taxi 28 Goddess of S0 Spanish cheer.
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Aiscard Honeymaker
Nixon Support Broad Yet Thin Across Voters
The piece argues Nixon’s backing is widespread but shallow, contrasting Johnson’s “mile wide and inch deep” 1964 appeal with Goldwater’s fervent followers. It notes historical polling on undecideds and concludes thin support can still yield a sweeping victory unless Nixon’s trust is narrowed.
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Nixon
George McGovern
Lyndon Johnson
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Chicago
Jloln F. Kennedy
University of Michigan
Survey Research Center
Center
Kennedy
McGovernomics proposals draw investor disfavor warns analyst panel
In a New York Security Analysts address Sen. George McGovern promotes fair share reforms claiming 22 billion in new revenue by 1975. Critics argue depreciation cuts and tax changes would curb investment, threaten energy sector exploration, reduce industrial capacity, cost jobs, and undermine America's free enterprise system. McGovern contends government cannot guarantee jobs and that his plan misreads investor incentives.
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Callidatce
America
George McGovern
P-S.d
New York Society of Security Analysts
Sen. McGovern
Middle East
United States
U.S
McGovern
Sen
New York City
McGovernomics
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