Nixon limits abortion in military hospitals reasserting state laws
Editorial argues that President Nixon reversed Dr Louis Rousselot’s order allowing abortions in U S military facilities and declared that military medical practices will follow local state laws. The White House described Nixon as opposed to abortion on grounds of sanctity of life, reaffirming respect for existing abortion laws and the unborn’s right to life.
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Louis Rousselot
Nixon
Pentagon
White House
Distorting the News and the Networks Debate
The piece argues that television networks abuse press freedom by attacking others while defending their own actions. It cites CBS programs like The Selling of the Pentagon and Hunger in America as examples of manipulated or misrepresented material.
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CBS
Pentagon
Agnew
Richard S. Salant
Washington Post
The
Post
America
Howard K. Smith
ABC
Smith
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Free Press
Welfare program fuels cost and strikes in era of coupons
A column criticizes expanded welfare and the food stamp program arguing they undermine character and fuel labor disputes. It cites rising costs from 118 million in 1968 to 1.42 billion in 1971 and projects 2.5 billion, plus alleged fraud and bureaucratic waste impacting taxpayers and collective bargaining.
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New York
Fun City
General Electric
General Motors
Massachusetts
General Accounting Office
Investi
Attys General Speak on Poverty Programs and Waste
The American Way outlines alleged graft in New York anti poverty officials, claiming $8 million disappeared over three years and criticizing OEO and OEC programs as wasteful. It argues welfare costs rise nationwide, federal control harms states, and cites Job Corps abuses and political agitation as proof.
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Gating
New York City
Jost
New York
Mao Tse Tung
Che Guevara
Castro
Ho Chi Minh
Peter Dominick
O.E.O
Louis Harris
O.E
Alpine rope danger mocks factory 定
Two American industrialists scale a Alpine peak when a miniature snowslide throws them over a ledge. They cling to a fraying rope. one jokes the rope is faulty, since his factory made it while the other groans they are goners.
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Alps
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Brief
Readers tackle a large crossword with clues across and down covering vocabulary, geography, mythology and language. A cryptogram quote puzzle offers a daily substitution challenge and hints.
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Cuero Record
Cuero Publishing Co., Inc
Cuero, Texas
P.O
Cuero
Texas
South Texas Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
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Pete” Howerson
D LL. Prentice
H. H. Berner
al Gonzales
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
Hartford
Dallas
DeWitt
Victoria
Goliad
Arnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
U.S
Celal
Xas
By Tom Anderson
Atty. Gen
O.B.O
O.E.C
Congress
Washington Star
O.E O
Washington
Potomac
United Nations
Coast Guard
Iry
Bennett Cerf
Mme. Wananda
John
Lindsay
Minneapolis
Shecky Green
Sign of the Times
King Features Syndicate
Daily Crossword
Lesser Antilles
Lonigan
Anonymous Richard
Insect
Hummed
Spirit Lamp
Maxi’s Antithesis
Angel
Rooky
Angel of Mercy
van Gogh
Gary
Soprano
Berger
Transportation System
Skin
Siamege Culpa
His
Songwriter
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Longfellow
JHC
CNX
Khax Mfk
Ulhyti
H. W. Longfellow
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lushan
Jamal
Corrigan
Doc
Hoppy
American .Cancer Society
Blondie
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