Dim political outlook and a critical view of U S governance in 1972
The piece argues the 1972 field shows mediocrity and ungovernability in cities and at federal levels, urging voters to demand good men. It laments entrenched bureaucracy in Health Education and Welfare, Postal Service, Agriculture and Labor, and critiques Congress over taxation. It notes a New York AP byline introduces a business ethics overview and stock market methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health, Education and Welfare
Postal Service
Agriculture
Labor
Congress of the United States
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Specialists under fire and FDA review spark call for oversight
A series of reports questions market monitoring as specialists face critique for price swings amid investor losses. Separately, former Penn Central figures are charged with diverting over 21 million dollars from the railroad before its bankruptcy. The FDA plans to review nonprescription drug effectiveness after a sample shows only 25 percent work. The White House papers reveal Kissinger as a central, overextended figure shaping foreign policy decisions across crises and diplomacy.
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Penn Central Transportation Company
America
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Kissinger Drowns in Details and Diplomatic Rounds
Edward Heath dines with Georges Pompidou while Henry Kissinger juggles plans for presidential visits to Peking and Moscow. The excerpt hints at Kissinger managing schedules, nightly engagements, and diplomatic agendas amid a high level of busy detail.
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U.S
Middle East
George Bush
United Nations
Egypt
Syria
Kissinger
Israel
Peking
Moscow
Legal and public policy Qs on wills and bus service
A lay answer outlines that excluding siblings from a will is not grounds to challenge it unless undue influence or fraud is shown. It also explains PUC authority over bus company service abandonment and how residents can oppose changes at hearings, with appeals to court possible. The piece then shifts to a critical profile of Henry Kissinger, describing his influence on U.S. foreign policy and secrecy around White House decisions.
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Public Utility Commission
PUC
Henry Kissinger
U.S
White House
Kissinger
Rabbinic Critique of Kahane Sparks Cross Faith Debate
The writer condemns Rabbi Meir Kahane and his Jewish Defense League as venomous, likening him to Coughlin and Paisley. He argues Kahane’s calls for vengeance split Jews from broader humanity, questions historical actions, and accuses Kahane of promoting segregation over unity.
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Meir Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Father Coughlin
Ian Paisley
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Paisley
Coughlin
Roosevelt
Nash Publishing Co
Corry 1952 traffic plan promises strict enforcement
Mayor Kinley told City Council that officers will tighten traffic law enforcement after a special morning briefing. The note also records a 1952 birthday luncheon for Linda Joan Tarbell and a birth at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Philip Wade.
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J. Fred Kinley
Norman Tarbell
Snyder Circle
Linda Joan
Corry Memorial Hospital
Philip Wade
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