Why Not Improve It Not Tear Down Our System
By Tom Anderson the columnist argues for improving modern society rather than destroying it. He recalls early discussions of wealthy financiers at a China hotel and notes several figures who rose high yet died poor or in disgrace, questioning what true success means.
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History and Knowledge in Public Discourse
A critique of Americans relying on novels films and gossip columns for U S history and current issues. It argues top sources lack qualifications and promote propaganda, shrinking citizenship responsibility essential to democracy.
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Weisten
U.S
Monopolies Study By Nader Team Calls Out Big Firms
A group led by Ralph Nader and eight young lawyers and economists released a 1,148 page report alleging billions are siphoned from the public by monopoly practices. They say corporations leverage politics to block federal anti trust action and urge publicizing contracts between top executives and high level Justice Department and White House officials. The team urges the Attorney General to file suits without approval and supports a ban on further mergers among the 500 largest U.S. companies.
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Ralph Nader
Justice Department
White House
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Congress
Class of 71 faces sobering job market reality
The piece laments the 1971 graduates who, amid past student unrest and changing times, now encounter a tough economy. It argues many seek jobs with little luck, observes a shift from idealism to practical life, and notes ongoing truth seeking despite conflicting theories and sentiments.
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America
Chicago
Nixon
Noone
Fear and faith clash in Houston sermon on youth and society
A Houston church sermon decries the spirit of fear driving families to coddle youth, hindering truth, reporting crimes, and pressing conformity. It laments educational humanism and warns against mobs, gangs, and the loss of independence, urging faith and moral order. The message cites fear as weakening minds and communities.
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Houston
Tens
Iman
Maniselt
Uitless
Daily Cryptoquote and Longfellow puzzle snippet
The page shows a cryptogram puzzle titled Daily Cryptoquote with a long cipher line AXYDLBAAXE and an intro about solving by letter mappings. It references Longfellow and includes a note about yesterday's cryptomote quote attributed to Peter Ustinov and King Features Syndicate.
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Axydlbaaxe Longfellow
Peter Ustinov
Digestion and stress in health and pacemakers
The column discusses how emotions affect digestion and calls for leisurely meals to reduce stress on the digestive tract. It notes heartburn and belching can reflect emotions, urges physical exams to rule out disorders, and explains pacemakers as lifesaving devices that may require replacement, urging belief in scientific advances.
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K. J. Mon
Jui
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