Private Economy Fight Over Social Security Bill
A Texas Wink Bulletin report quotes Archie K. Davis of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce warning that H.R. 1 could cost billions and lift guaranteed income to 2,400 or 6,500, swelling welfare rolls. He urges targeting unemployables with training and jobs, while the Senate weighs doubling minimum benefits.
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Nixon detente drive may mask Moscow Peking axis rise
The piece argues that despite Nixon's pursuit of detente and a journey to Beijing, a revived Moscow Peking axis remains a real threat. It warns a shared communist goal could outpace U S resistance, weakening Western vitality and alliances while envisioning a broader peace outcome as dangerous.
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Union decline and right to work discussion
Anthony Harrigan argues unions are waning in the United States with 22 percent of workers unionized, down from a peak of 26 percent. He cites anti union sentiment, boss control, non democratic practices, and anti pro growth effects. He notes Right to Work laws in 19 states and calls for broader adoption.
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Crossword puzzle clues mixed with stray letters and errors
A jumble of across and down crossword clues with many misprints and garbled entries. The list includes scattered hints like Waugh references, scale terms, personal names, and partial phrases, making the grid unusable as a coherent clue set.
Daily Cryptoquote: how to crack the coding puzzle
The notice explains a daily cryptogram puzzle where each letter stands for another. It shows an example with the quotation by Clarence Darrow and notes yesterday's quote about life halves.
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Jackson Builds Strength as Labor's Presidential Hopeful
Sen Henry Jackson spoke to AFL-CIO delegates pledging steady antiwar stance. He warned the Democratic Party risks collapse if the Left dominates, urging unity among hawks and doves while opposing Viet Cong sympathizers. He framed 1972 race around labor support and party direction.
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States push to curb mandatory union membership rights
Delegates argue 50 states must protect basic rights by opposing forced union membership for jobs. They link rising education and strong anti-crime actions against racketeers to weakening a movement seen as hindering workers economic potential and well being.
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