Poverty and Politics in the War on Poverty
A critique arguing that poverty is a state of mind fostered by big government and policy failures. The piece links Nixon era programs to rising poverty, warns against welfare dependence, and cites census data and figures on officials and workers. It notes inflation, tariffs, and critiques Bastiat and Fulbright while stressing personal responsibility.
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Richard Nixon
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J. William Fulbrecht
Arkansas
Fulbreht
Riverside man uncovers concealed Civil War mortar bomb
Riverside police opened a solid iron Civil War cannon ball with explosives at the city dump and found a round iron mortar bomb filled with black powder inside. The shell did not explode when opened.
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Quinine Derived from South American Bark
A historical note explains quinine is extracted from the bark of a South American tree, outlining its use in treating malaria and its significance in medicine and colonial trade.
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