Our Opinion on Management and Labor Costs in Small Markets
The piece argues that high labor costs and postage have driven major publishers from LIFE to others. It notes unemployment from industry closures and questions standard minimum wages across rural Cuero versus urban centers. Suggested approach is to price wages and equipment by local profit realities rather than broad union standards.
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Broken Treaties Papers Stir Washington Controversy
The article accuses Interior Secretary Rogers Morton of injustices to Indian tribes over 1964 land settlements and delayed payments. It cites the Delawares, Pit River Indians, and others, noting bureaucratic shuffles and appeals while demanding rightful land and funds.
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Great Sioux Reservation case and pot hoax expose
A mixed feature bundle covers the 1851 Fort Laramie treaty and the Great Sioux Reservation, detailing land seizures and legal battles, plus a separate pot hoax involving Dr Luis Diaz de Souza exposed by BNDD officials. It also includes editorials, civic notes, and a reflective poem section.
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Florence Kerckhoff on education and free enterprise values
The piece quotes Prof Florence Kerckhoff celebrating past generations and urging renewed teaching of free enterprise and elbow grease. She notes high living standards and education gains, contrasts them with hippie critiques, and cites historical milestones in public schooling.
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Hippies and Oldtimers Clash Over Progress and Patriotism
By George W. Crane argues the older generation has funded and coddled the hippie movement while touting past achievements such as water quality pensions and technological advances. He urges readers to speak up and order his booklet How to Save Our Republic.
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NBC Ghost Story becomes Circle of Fear title change
NBC shifts Friday Night Ghost Story to Circle of Fear opening the year with broader material. CBS debuts Barnaby Jones starring Buddy Ebsen with Lee Meriwether as Jones' widowed daughter in law and assistant. William Conrad appears in the first episode.
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Totie Fields Look Alike Contest Promised By Merv Griffin
Hollywood reports Merv Griffin unveils a national Totie Fields look alike contest to feature on his daily show for the next two months. The segment aims to spotlight impersonators amid broader entertainment programming.
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