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Congress blamed at root of price spiral in grocery costs
A guest editorial pins inflation on federal spending and budget policy. It argues deficits of 26 to 40 billion dollars drive price rises, while Congress refuses to curb spending despite warnings from Brookings and Health Education Welfare. It cautions that budget actions, not meat imports, fuel rising living costs.
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Mary McGrory Bill Too Little Too Late In War End Debate
Senator Olin Sherman Cooper of Kentucky faced a late career shift as he proposed an uporbitonal withdrawal from Vietnam Laos and Cambodia, challenging fellow lawmakers and the President. His move highlighted deep divisions over ending the war and left unresolved whether diplomacy or force would prevail.
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Youth vote looms as pivotal in coming elections
Virginia Payette outlines how college and noncollege youths may shape the presidential race. Polls show split leanings among students with 43 percent undecided or swing, while registration drives target a potential two to three million new voters. Republicans face questions over youth outreach as activism grows across campuses.
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Weather war in Vietnam prompts windy Senate talk
Holmes Alexander surveys Senator Pell's proposal to ban weather modification as a weapon, linking it to the Vietnam War debate. The piece critiques political motives, notes 14 cosponsors, and frames the hearings as part of a broader disarmament discourse amid ongoing conflict.
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McGovern critique sparks California political divide
A reader discusses fears of McGovern era policies hitting California workers, citing higher taxes, more government spending, and a shift of burden from producers to non producers. The author argues for a Republican realignment to form a coalition of producers across races and classes to support Middle America. He warns the McGovern platform could lower incentive to work and hurt job creation.
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Paul Hervey 747s a good investment
Analyzing the Boeing 747 as a landmark for civil aviation, the piece notes its two-year safety and cost performance, with about 200 aircraft in service, carrying millions of passengers, and aligning with Boeing’s forecasts. It contrasts the 747’s success with earlier funding threads and asserts the jet’s high reliability and evolving economics.
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