In Our Opinion on bumpers and Beatle history
A prewar bumper analysis critiques late-model car design and claims outdated safety features. The piece shifts to a Beatles retrospective, detailing George Harrison’s evolving role, his early anonymity, and later recognition alongside Lennon and McCartney.
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Dr. Pulling
Pulling
Detroit
Paul McCartney
Ringo
Lennon
McCartney
George Harrison
Harrison
Revolver
Abbey Road
Harrison crowns triple feature with All Things Must Pass
The article lauds George Harrison for All Things Must Pass a major Beatle solo release featuring 16 originals plus Dylan collaborations. It notes Apple Jam with Clapton and Ginger Baker as a bold companion disc and emphasizes the album as a pure listening experience, not easily summarized by discussion.
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Cartney
Starr
Harrison
Bob Dylan
Dylan- Harrison
George Harrison
Eric Clapton
Ginger Baker
Signs of success or failure in personal life and politics
A mix of opinion and reporting notes examine self checking for life prospects, a critique of wealth displays, and a political stance on welfare. It contrasts private status symbols with public policy, citing Sperry Rand profits at the Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant and President Nixon's welfare reform push amid a welfare votes bloc.
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New York
Army Finds Contractors Lose Track of Government Equipment
An Army review cites Sperry Rand at Shreveport for poor property control and missing documents. Col Cochran notes cost overruns and safety issues, with St Louisina Army Ammunition Plant recording the most injuries in the Western Division and a fatality. Col Porter acknowledges overruns but says underruns exist and profits are unlikely to be lost.
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Nathaniel Pulling
Pulling
Sperry Rand Corporation
Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant
Shreveport
Sperry Rand
Army
Army Ammunition Procurement Headquarters
Joliet, Ill
Jerry Cochran
Cochran
Louisiana
Western Division
Donald Porter
Joliet
Wayne Swift
North East
Bell Telephone
Reader’s Digest
Herb Fineman
GSA
Department of Property and Supplies
Welfare critique and tax reform push in Nixon era remarks
Paul Harvey discusses welfare incentives and suggested reforms. Nixon defends honest work and dignity of any job. The piece surveys welfare as a national issue, state tax plans, and edits on Pennsylvania policy including a snowmobile bill and unemployment compensation. It notes political tensions and calls for fiscal responsibility in state government.
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Nixon
Shapp
Senate
Hope for the best A Look At Tate
We glimpse Mayor James H. Tate of Philadelphia a formidable figure who accuses the Shapp administration of shafting the city in the state budget. The report covers House speakers, budget extensions, tax shifts, and a new tax program, urging economy in state government and cautious optimism.
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Tate
James H.T. Tate
Philadelphia
Shapp
Appropriations Committee
Lou Tullio
Francis Pilewski
Erie Police Department
Tullio
Harry Comer
Capitol
Sam Franks
Moose
Elks
Senate
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Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Washington
Pentagon
Richard Nixon
Congress
United States
Army Raps
By Jack Anderson
Paul Harvey
White House
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New York Stock Exchange
Board of Education
Missouri Ozarks
Mister President
Illinois
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Nevada
Ways and Means
Walter Arader
Commerce
GOP
PIDA
Mer
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins
David Hayes
Sarah McCracken
Wesleyville
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