Editorial Warns Urban Renewal Hurts Rural Housing In US
The Senate Select Committee finds urban renewal destroys more homes than it builds and displaces mainly poor black residents into high crime areas. It cites HEW welfare funds subsidizing substandard housing, arguing for more federal involvement without offering concrete solutions.
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United States
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
America
General Accounting Office
Select Committee
Kerner Commission
Federal Project
Seleect Committee
HEW
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kerner Committee
Washington
Nixon the Inflationist and the Keynesian Crossfire
The piece argues President Nixon branding himself a Keynesian reformer amid inflation fears. It contends wage and price controls won’t curb inflation, attributing the problem to government deficits and money creation instead, and claims Nixon aims for a $30 billion deficit to fuel inflation.
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Nixon
Congress
Lynim Johnson
White House
Best of the week satire and protest mix in university magazine
The Review of the News notes Argus at University of Maryland will publish a issue with an American flag decal and matches amid a legal battle over a pornography contest. A Manchester Union Leader editorial recalls a New Hampshire flag incident as a warning.
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Argus
University of Maryland
Reader’s Digest
America
Manchester Union Leader
John A. Dix
State House
Concord
New Hampshire
Gravediggers Finance Inflation and Conservative Party Emergence
A dated political column argues inflation as government policy, detailing money supply growth since 1923 and comparing inflation to counterfeit. It notes Massachusetts Republicans forming a Conservative party, naming key organizers and past clashes in races, plus a controversial hiring by Gov. Sargent linked to racial peace efforts in Roxbury.
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Massachusetts
John McCarthy
Josiah Spaulding
Robert J. Gilkie
J. Laurence McCarty
Daniel Carmen
Organization East
Robert LaRoque
Organization West
Joseph Madden
Robert Waters
Young Americans For Freedom
J. Alan McKay
Edward Brooke
Jack E. Molesworth
Janice Slessinger
Judith W. Gilkie
Francis W. Sargent
Commonwealth
Roxbury
Boston
Edward Kennedy
South End
Elijah Adlow
Boston Municipal Court
James Reed
Manchester Union
Arthur Egan
DAILY CROSSWORD AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE CLUES LISTED
A set of crossword clues across and down with numbers and hints. Includes a cryptogram quotation puzzle activity and a sample solution line from yesterday, noting a quotation attribution to SOCRATES. Observed garbled letters and misprints suggest OCR errors in several clue entries.
Quickies and Quips from Bennett Cerf’s Humorous Column
A collage of humorous notes and anecdotes from Bennett Cerf’s column. Includes Frohman’s rejection of a hopeful playwright, owl lore from Douglas Watts, a book on owls by William Service, and light vignettes about a book salesman, a piglet remark to a school principal, Forester’s medical-school alibi, Irene Kampen’s travel humor with Basil Hiddermann in Tiflis, and a Georgian proverb exchange.
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Bennett Cerf
Charles Frohman
Frohman
Douglas Watts
Mr. Watts
William Service
Moscow
Tiflis
Basil Hidlermann
Basil
Miss Kampen
Bidermann
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Daily Crossword
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King Features Syndicate
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