Duties of every citizen and reflections on liberty
The excerpt lists duties from a book Know Your Congress urging peaceful living, respect for property, participation in government and elections, paying taxes, jury service, and supporting public officers. It contrasts American ideals with a cautionary stir about internal threats, citing Macaulay and Williams on freedom, responsibility, and the cost of choices.
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Congress
Robert F. Williams
Washington Call Girls and Soviet Espionage Clash
A Washington sex services note describes dial-a-date outfits offering masseuse and room service to diplomats with rates up to 200 dollars a night and legal ambiguities. Separately, Kissinger backs a high ground Soviet embassy to improve electronic eavesdropping, while the U.S. site faces 27 objections from Moscow and State Department prompts for detente.
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Henry Kissinger
Disasters and lessons from history across decades
The piece recounts historic disasters from 1907 through 1967, noting Pittsburgh gas tank explosions, Dupont Glazing Mill blasts, the Brussels dome fire, a Florida prison fire, and the General Slocum tragedy. It contrasts these with a U.S. economic shift of the 1960s to 1970s, highlighting Americans’ adaptation, rising savings, and a lingering resilience after prior expansions.
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Pittsburgh
Dupont
Fontanet
Indiana
New York
Americans adjust to restraint as debt falls and tastes shift
Americans cut installment borrowing and tighten living standards while nutrition and honest budgeting rise in prominence. Businesses adapt with leaner products and cost cuts as government also trims taxes, signaling a broad shift toward prudent consumption and sustainability amid economic stress.
Reasoner Show Ends as ABC Replaces Saturday Magazine
The Reasoner Report, ABC's weekly newsmagazine since February 1973, airs its final program this Saturday before a regular half hour Saturday evening newscast replaces it. Harry Reasoner hopes another weekly newsmagazine returns, while noting station clearances and scheduling pressures hampered the show. The NBC Watts special A Country Called Watts examines the 1965 Watts riot and its aftermath with co reporters Pettit and Christian, featuring residents including Marquette Frye and using archival and current footage to illustrate destruction and rebuilding.
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Reasoner
ABC News
William Sheehan
Fun City
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60 Minutes
Watts
Los Angeles
NBC News
Tom Pettit
Gail Christian
Marquette Frye
Corry Journal life details and rates page fragment
A fragment from the Corry Journal listing the newspaper’s address at West South Street Corey Pennsylvania and publishing details. It notes George R. Sample as publisher, Eaton as managing editor, and John McLaughlin in the pressroom with Associated Press republication rights. It lists subscription and carrier rates, and advertising rate information.
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William 5. Eaton
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
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Corry
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