Editorial warns on labor strikes harming U S agriculture
Mgr William J Kuhfuss of the American Farm Bureau Federation warns that long running industrial farm union efforts and maritime strikes threaten U S food supply. He cites Gulf ports soybean exports and calls for equity in labor laws to avoid anarchy.
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United States
Mgr
William J. Kuhfuss
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gulf Ports
Congress
Public Support Needed for Surface Transportation Act 1971
Public opinion will decide major transportation policy as Congress considers the Surface Transportation Act of 1971. Water, rail, motor carriers back the act for cheaper, more efficient transportation, while testimony urges bipartisan support to prevent rising costs for shippers.
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Water Transport Association
Slow Progress of Truth in Face of Pretense
The text argues truth advances slowly due to competition with pretense and suggests that comfort may dull human initiative. It notes a gap between outward fairness and genuine intent, highlighting tensions between appearance and honesty.
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Where does your tax money go according to Tom Anderson
An opinion piece argues a large federal budget funds profiteers and military might. It claims 33.4 percent to the military, 26.5 percent to welfare, 19.7 billion dollars in interest, and smaller shares to health, transportation, veterans, farm programs, rivers and parks, space, and education.
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Earl Warren
Egypt
Franklin
Roosevelt
Rivers
Conservatives and Liberals Clash Over Patriotism and Communism
A 1972 American Way Features column attacks liberal anti-Communists, praises anti-Communist vigilance, and warns against government overreach. It cites Kennedy Center cost overruns, FBI surveillance, and debates on patriotism, drawing on figures like Margaret Chase Smith and Billy Graham. It argues right-wing and left-wing terms mask core power ambitions.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Joe) McCarthy
Joe McCarthy
Senator Smith
Commaunists
Speaking of Your HealEe Nervous Stomach and Gastritis
Reader questions Dr Coleman explains gastritis as a specific stomach irritation from alcohol spicy foods or spoiled drugs and notes nervous stomach is a vague term often linked to emotional tension. He adds anemia can cause faintness at high altitudes and advises medical consultation. He promotes a heart health booklet with 25 cents and a stamped envelope to Syndicate Inc.
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Lester Coleman
Lester L. Coleman
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Title & Syndicate, Inc
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