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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues the FTC harms business and personal calm by restricting the free market. It cites proposed health warnings on cigarettes and banter about fines for advertised bargains, suggesting regulators overstep and even incite fear in consumers and grocers.
The Nixon era secret documents case involving two liberal newspapers sparks debate over the free press. Muskie suggests a seven member board to determine what can be released, while noting newspapers are un elected and primarily commercial. The piece questions whether the nation should allow press power to drive policy in wartime.
A fragment notes big advertisers seek best returns on ad spend while praise from clients can be excessive and humorous. The piece hints at skepticism of compliments and suggests a blunt view of paid appearances in business.
A long excerpt discusses Alexis de Tocqueville, his warnings that Americans could abandon liberty if governments promise perpetual rewards. The piece notes his admiration for the U S system, his three U S visits, and his insight that elected leaders may erode freedom by claiming citizens owe them living through government aid.
The piece notes Mrs. Baker remains on the Senate Judiciary Internal Security Subcommittee payroll at 1046 dollars monthly amid a probe into stolen goods claims. J G Sourwine defends her security record, while Eastland says facts are being established. It also covers Sen Proxmire’s charge against the SST booklet and Byrd’s revenue questions. A detective arrests a shoplifter and references Abbie Hoffman. Tennessee Rep Anderson’s fringe group links and presidential run hints are mentioned.
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