Editorial on Soviet planning and consumer welfare
A 1971 analysis contrasts state planned economy with free markets. It cites New York Times price comparisons showing longer work times for Soviet goods and argues private enterprise aligns with customer needs while state planners fail. It questions five year plans and cites bureaucratic final authority undermining efficiency.
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Russia
New York Times
New York
Moscow
Adeaegh Sneer
The
American Economic Foundation
Welfare and work ethic stir debate in Christian Economics
A striker describes weekly union and state unemployment aid totaling up to 115.00 dollars while his family uses food stamps for essentials. He notes a 600.00 color television purchase and questions why workers fund relief for nonworkers. The piece argues relief spending burdens taxpayers.
Towns Seek Riches Without Earnings Returns
Small municipalities pursue lofty financial gains without corresponding revenue or development results. Local leaders confront limits of borrowing and subsidies as growth promises falter.
Ribicoff Attacks Suburban Segregation Proposal in Senate
Connecticut Senator Abraham Ribicoff denounces suburban white flight and proposes a metropolitan area quota plan to desegregate schools within twelve years. The plan would force each school to match minority percentages of the area. The Senate rejects the amendment as it advances the desegregation bill. Ribicoff targets Senator Javits for alleged hypocrisy and criticizes NAACP's Clarence Mitchell for opposing the amendment.
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Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
Senate
Ribicoff
Jacob Javits
New York
Javits
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Mitchell
Henry Cathcart Central Press
Washington
Ashington
George Romney
Nixon
Romney
HUD
South
Supreme Court
Republican Party
White House
DAILY CROSSWORD AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE SUMMARY
A reader page presents a daily crossword with clues and a cryptoquote puzzle. It includes standard cryptogram instructions, a sample ciphertext, and a previously published quotation by Joan O'Sullivan.
Washington civil rights clash over White House response
In Washington a clash erupts over how the White House handled demands from the Congressional Black Caucus on civil rights. Republicans condemn the response as a charade and misperception, while Rep. William Clay calls it deception.
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Congressional “Black Caucus
Groes
Congress
William Clay
D-Mo
Senator’s Quip Echoes Across Senate Fight
A sharp exchange unfolds as senators debate the final bill and an amendment. Amid partisan spin the clash includes a biting line aimed at a New York colleague, prompting cheers and a famous call to end the dispute with a playful taunt.
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