SLA declares war on America and urges harsh response
The piece argues the Symbionese Liberation Army is a small leftist terrorist group linked to a nationwide network. It calls for immediate, extraordinary measures including the death penalty to prevent further violence and kidnapings like Patty Hearst. It portrays the SLA as violent revolutionaries using murder to instill fear.
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Patty Hearst
United States
Nixon
America
SLA
Love and hate in child raising across generations
A reader reflects on shifting views of children and parenting. Citing Newsweek and psychologist Richard Farson, the piece questions whether adults truly like kids and whether a codified child rights framework could redefine parenting. The narrator doubts radical changes and suggests better parent child understanding as the path to harmony.
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Newsweek Magazine
Dr. Spock
Newsweek
California
Richard Farson
Farson
Forgotten American Vietnam Vet Faces Hard Realities At Home
A stark portrait of Vietnam veterans returning to a cold reception, limited benefits, and scarce opportunity. It highlights delayed college aid, imploding GI loans, stagnant housing, and hostile public perception fueled by drug use and faulty government support. Footnote notes Massachusetts vets planning a March 29 Apple protest in Washington.
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Veterans Administration
Massachusetts
Washington
Economic disintermediation and Fed policy trends
The text explains disintermediation draining deposits from thrifts into higher yielding securities, risking home mortgage funding. It notes high grade bonds near 9 percent while stocks lag, and discusses Federal Reserve criticism and debates on money supply. Analysts disagree whether tighter or looser policy will help, with an uncertain economic spring ahead.
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Savings and Loan Associations
Federal Reserve
Fed
Nixon era court balance and satire by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues Nixon's legacy rests on uniting the nation and preserving government against threats. He predicts a conservative shift in the Supreme Court, notes the Court’s balance, and warns that critics aim at the White House while fearing the Court’s direction. He highlights landmark 1973 and 1974 decisions affirming victims’ rights and warns of future tilt.
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Nixon
Vietnam
White House
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