Editorial on radical malfunction and fare protests abroad
A chaotic piece critiques fare increases and governmental responses amid widespread protests. It cites regional tensions, strained economies, and rising public discontent over price reforms. The text mentions various places, groups, and dates in a dense, fragmented manner.
Friedman Attacks U.S. Social Security as Misleading
Milton Friedman, Newsweek economist, criticizes Social Security as a misrepresented program. He labels payroll taxes as contributions and the trust funds as a joke, likening the system to a one sided compact between generations and a chain letter in failed packaging.
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Dublin carpet manager seeks pigeons after long telephone wait
Public Utilities Fortnightly notes a Dublin carpet manager angered by a six month telephone delay advertises for carrier pigeons familiar with the area to keep business moving. The Posts and Telegrams Department apologizes and promises a phone within a month. The piece quotes E J Dwyer of the National Association of Manufacturers urging against curtailing energy or delaying power plants in the name of the environment. He argues responsible business profits fund social needs and that critics harm the public by attacking enterprise.
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Communists And Cuba Impact On U S Defense Debate
Father Daniel Lyons on The Manion Forum argues that Cuba trained activists like Mark Rudd and Bernardine Dohrn threaten U S universities and cities. He cites a Russia base in Cuba, urges stepped up defense, and warns antiwar demonstrators may aid communist aims. The piece ends with a feature on the American Way showing farm land use.
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Daily Crossword Across Operatir Puzzle Features Code
The page shows a daily crossword feature with coded letters and examples describing a substitution cipher. It includes sample text like AXYDLBAAXE and LONGYELLOW, notes on letter substitutions, and a cryptoquote example quoting Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
Almanac Tea Note for August 5 in History
On August 5 1850 Guy de Maupassant born. 1861 U S federal income tax first imposed. 1952 actress Martyn Monroe died. Messages mix in this almanac style item with scattered historical items and quotes.
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Washington March of Events on VEE and crime trends
Early action by agriculture could have curbed the Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis outbreak that killed Texas horses. after warnings the vaccine was deployed, limiting spread. The piece also notes a DC study linking drug use to a majority of local jail inmates and rising crime, with experts citing violent crime tied to drug habits.
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